Chattanooga Sugar Babe

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[Verse 1]
CThere ain't no money to Ambuy cocaine, Sugar bCabe
There ain't no money to buy cocaine, SuGgar babe
There aCin't no money to bC7uy cocaine
FBurn your nose and Amrot your brain, CSugar babe G  CSugar babe
[Verse 2]
I Cwoke up this morning bAmlues all around, SuCgar babe
Woke up this morning blues all around, SGugar babe
WCoke up this morning bC7lues all around
Threw Fon my rags and waAmlked 'downtown CSugar babe G  CSugar babe
[Verse 3]
CStanding on a corner dAmon't you see, SCugar babe
Standing on a corner don't you see, SGugar babe
SCtanding on a corner dC7on't you see
They hFauled me away for Amvagrancy, CSugar babe
[Verse 4]
CLeave that red wAmhiskey alone, CSugar babe
Leave that red whiskey alone, GSugar babe
CLeave that red wC7hiskey alone
FGives you paulsey in Amyour bones, CSugar babe, G  CSugar babe
[Verse 5]
WChatcha gonna do when the Ammeat gives out, CSugar babe
Whatcha gonna do when the meat gives out, GSugar babe
WChatcha gonna do when the mC7eat gives out
SFtanding on the corner with a mAmouth and a pout, CSugar babe AGw, SCugar babe
[Verse 6]
CChattanooga is a fAmine old town, SCugar babe
Chattanooga is a fine old town, SGugar babe
CChattanooga is a fC7ine old town
You gFet a little crazy and you’re Ambug-house bound
CSugar babe, GSCugar babe
[Verse 7]
I Csaid Chattanooga is a fAmine old town, CSugar babe
Chattanooga is a fine old town, GSugar babe
CChattanooga is a C7fine old town
You gFet a little crazy and you’re Ambug-house bound
CSugar babe
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The story behind the song

This song comes from the world of Johnny Cash, an artist known for his deep voice and songs often exploring themes of sorrow, moral struggle, and the search for redemption. His music frequently featured a distinctive, train-like guitar rhythm, and he was known for his powerful presence as the "Man in Black." Playing this song can evoke the raw, heartfelt storytelling that defined his career.

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