Carry Me Carrie

[D] [G] [D] [Dsus4]

[D]Second Street and Broadway,
[G]sitting in a door way;
[D]head held in his hands[Dsus4]      [D]
[E]Looked to all the [E7]world like he was [A]praying

[D]Foot wrapped in an old rag,
[G]bottle in a brown bag;
[D]I saw him try to stand[Dsus4]      [D]
[E]Then I heard the [E7]words that he was [A]saying, yeah

He said [D]come on Carrie, [G]carry me a little [D]farther
Come on Carrie, carry me one more [A]mile
I [D]don't know where it's leading to,
but I [G]know I can make it if I [E]lean on you
So [D]come on Carrie, [G]carry me a little
[D]I carried you, now [G]carry me a little
[D]Come on Carrie, [G]carry me a little [D]while

Well, he [D]struggled to his feet,
and [G]staggered down the street;
to the [D]window of the five-and-dime[Dsus4]      [D]
He [E]stood and [E7]laughed a while at his re[A]flection

And [D]then I heard him shoutin',
[G]something about a mountain;
[D]he could surely climb, if [E]she was only there to [E7]point the right di[A]rection

But she ain't no, no she ain't no

He said [D]come on Carrie, [G]carry me a little [D]farther
Come on Carrie, carry me one more [A]mile
I [D]don't know where it's leading to,
but I [G]know I can make it if I [E]lean on you
So [D]come on Carrie, [G]carry me a little
[D]I carried you, now [G]carry me a little
[D]Come on Carrie, [G]carry me a little [D]while, yeah

Carry [G]me, carry [D]me, carry [G]me, carry [D]me. . .