Hank Williams Jr. – In The Arms Of Cocaine (Guitar)

[Intro] (play at end of song too)
      D*           C/D          Bb/D        D
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B|--5/7-7-7--7-7-7\5-5-5--5-5-5\3-3-3--3-3--3----|
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                 G                       D
Some ladies love diamonds, fast cars and freedom.

             A                   D
Trips to the islands, castles in Spain.

          G            G7                 D
Las Vegas card sharks, bluesmen that blow french harps.

                      C      G        F7        D
But no strings to her heart, just the arms of cocaine.

                  G   G7                   D
Yeah she likes to run  with us high ridin' cowboys.

                     A                             D7   D
She said she feels a whole lot more at home on the range.

                   G7                        D
She can handle her feelin's and most all situations,

                    C     G    F7        D
But she just cannot handle the arms of cocaine.

               G7                       D
Hey I'm just a rhymer, writin' down new praises.

            A                              D
Lookin' for ladies who know I'm subject to change.

             G7                     D
Content to believe in the songs I'm singin'.

                  C        G                   F7          D
Help her find her feelin's, help her break the chains of cocaine.

             G7                              D
Oh my lady's special, she's into my kind of music.

                       A    A7              D
She likes Jim Beam and water instead of champagne.

                  G7                      D
I like Levi's and leathers, making love together,

               C      G                    F7          D 
No more stormy weather since she broke the chains of cocaine.

               C      G                    F7          D*  C/D Bb/D D
No more stormy weather since she broke the chains of cocaine.