Carry Me, Carrie

(Dsus4)(D)(Dsus4)(D)

(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. . .