Merle Haggard - Carolyn

^CCarolyn ^Dmlet me tell you what I heard ^Emabout a man today He ^Fdidn't come home from work and he ^Cwent away ^Dm 'Til he came to a ^Ccity, ^Fbright in the ^G7nightime like ^Cday

^CThere they say he met up with some w^Dmomen dressed in yellow and s^Emcarlet Their ^Fwarm lips like a honeycomb, ^Cdripped with honey And ^Dmsomethin' about the smell of ^Cstrange perfume ^DmMade him feel warm, ^G7 and not ^Calone

^CYes Carolyn a man will do that ^Fsometimes on his own And ^Csometimes ^G7when he's ^Clonely I believe a man might do that ^Fsometimes out of spite But ^CCarolyn, a man will do that ^G7always ^FWhen he's treated bad at ^Chome ^{Dm Em Dm C}

^CYes Carolyn a man will do that ^Fsometimes on his own And ^Csometimes ^G7when he's ^Clonely And I believe a man might do that ^Fsometimes out of spite But ^CCarolyn, a man will do that ^G7always ^FWhen he's treated bad at ^Chome ^{Dm Em Dm C}