Charleston, Charleston
She went South for the money
South for the money
South for the money
You'd better walk it off
Better walk it off
Better walk it off
Better walk it off
Bitter rain, bitter rain
Smoke on the corner
Smoke on the corner
Smoke on the corner
You'd better walk it off
You'd better walk it off
Better walk it off
You'd better walk it off
Where is brother Cain, brother Cain
When I don't get my way
Don't get in my way
Don't get in my way
She's picking up the pieces
Calling out the descent
Such fine furniture sitting in the basement
Such strong cigarettes
Drawn by delicate red
Pray for sleep after
Pray you can sleep after
A little folding of the hands and poverty stabs on a sunny afternoon

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