Cocaine Eric Clapton & Steve Winwood
"Cocaine" by Eric Clapton and Steve Winwood, released in 1977, is a #Rock song that explores themes of addiction and the allure of drugs. The lyrics reflect the struggle between temptation and the desire for escape. Musically, it features a catchy guitar riff and a laid-back groove, contributing to its enduring cultural impact as an anthem of the rock era.
If you wanna hang out
You've got to take her out, cocaine
If you wanna get down
Down on the ground, cocaine
She don't lie
She don't lie
She don't lie
Cocaine
(Deadly cocaine)
If you got bad news
You wanna kick them blues, cocaine
When your day is done
And you wanna run, cocaine
She don't lie
She don't lie
She don't lie
Cocaine
(Deadly cocaine)
And when your thing is gone
And you wanna ride on, cocaine
Don't forget this fact
You can't get it back, cocaine
You've got to take her out, cocaine
If you wanna get down
Down on the ground, cocaine
She don't lie
She don't lie
She don't lie
Cocaine
(Deadly cocaine)
If you got bad news
You wanna kick them blues, cocaine
When your day is done
And you wanna run, cocaine
She don't lie
She don't lie
She don't lie
Cocaine
(Deadly cocaine)
And when your thing is gone
And you wanna ride on, cocaine
Don't forget this fact
You can't get it back, cocaine
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