Dr Hook and the Medicine Show - Carry me carrie

^CSecond Street and Broadway, ^Fsitting in a door way; ^Chead held in his hands^{Csus4 C D}Looked to all the ^D7world like he was ^Gpraying

^CFoot wrapped in an old rag, ^Fbottle in a brown bag; ^CI saw him try to stand^{Csus4 C D}Then I heard the ^D7words that he was ^Gsaying, yeah

He said ^Ccome on Carrie, ^Fcarry me a little ^Cfarther Come on Carrie, carry me one more ^Gmile I ^Cdon't know where it's leading to, but I ^Fknow I can make it if I ^Dlean on you So ^Ccome on Carrie, ^Fcarry me a little ^CI carried you, now ^Fcarry me a little ^CCome on Carrie, ^Fcarry me a little ^Cwhile

Well, he ^Cstruggled to his feet, and ^Fstaggered down the street; to the ^Cwindow of the five-and-dime^{Csus4 C} He ^Dstood and ^D7laughed a while at his re^Gflection

And ^Cthen I heard him shoutin', ^Fsomething about a mountain; ^Che could surely climb, if ^Dshe was only there to ^D7point the right di^Grection

He said ^Ccome on Carrie, ^Fcarry me a little ^Cfarther Come on Carrie, carry me one more ^Gmile I ^Cdon't know where it's leading to, but I ^Fknow I can make it if I ^Dlean on you So ^Ccome on Carrie, ^Fcarry me a little ^CI carried you, now ^Fcarry me a little ^CCome on Carrie, ^Fcarry me a little ^Cwhile, yeah

Carry ^Fme, carry ^Cme, carry ^Fme, carry ^Cme. . .