G C D They come to town when the war is overG C D Dirty boots in the middle of the nightG C D Trolling the bars, hitting on the soldiersG D G Boys give it up without a fightG G C D They say, “Hey, boy, how about your place?G C D I know you really want to take me home”G C D Drop the bags off on the bedroom floorG D G They make love with the lights on, sayingC G “I’m a carpetbagger, babyC G I’m coming to your townC I’m going to treat you kind (woo-hoo)G I’m going to rob you blind (woo-hoo)D I’ll smile all the timeG C D Whoa, yeahG C D Whoa, yeahG C D Whoa, yeahG D GG C D Sally could have had any one of the boysG C D But she couldn’t love no one she could not controlG C D Friend of mine and her got marriedG D G I don’t hear too much from them anymoreG C D Last I heard, he had a rope around his neckG C D Dragging around the grocery storeG C D Carrying her bags and pushing down the aislesG D G Saying, “I ain’t got no home in this world anymore”C G “I’m a carpetbagger, babyC G I’m coming to your townC I’m going to treat you kind (woo-hoo)G I’m going to rob you blind (woo-hoo)D I’ll smile all the timeG C D Whoa, yeahG C D Whoa, yeahG C D Whoa, yeahG D GG C D They come to town when the party’s overG C D Books been written and truths been triedG C D They’ll take it all if the door’s left openG D G Steal the nose right from under your eyesC G Singing, “I’m a carpetbagger, babyC G I’m coming to your townC I’m going to treat you kind (woo-hoo)G I’m going to rob you blind (woo-hoo)D I’ll smile all the timeG C D Whoa, yeahG C D Whoa, yeahG C D Whoa, yeahG D G
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