Cocaine Charlie

Ronnie Hammond, Buddy Buie

He had an eye for pretty women
A taste for good cocaine
A fool for easy money
A good time was his game
I never saw him worry
He took it one day at a time
And lived the way he wanted to
Until the day he died

Cocaine Charlie, a dealer in ecstasy
Cocaine Charlie, the life of the party
Now he ain't nothin' but a memory
Cocaine Charlie, a victim of the seventies

On the south side of Atlanta
In the Escapade Motel
A sweet young thing from Sandy Springs
Was under Charlie's spell
He never heard the pistol cock
He was caught up in romance
A jealous boyfriend shot him dead
He never had a chance

Cocaine Charlie, a victim of ecstasy
Cocaine Charlie, the life of the party, yes, he was
Now he ain't nothin' but a memory
Cocaine Charlie, a victim of the seventies
Whoa, Charlie

Cocaine Charlie, a dealer in ecstasy
Cocaine Charlie, the life of the party, yeah
Now he ain't nothin' but a memory
Cocaine Charlie, may he rest in peace
Rest in peace, Charles

Trivia about the song Cocaine Charlie by Atlanta Rhythm Section

When was the song “Cocaine Charlie” released by Atlanta Rhythm Section?
The song Cocaine Charlie was released in 1980, on the album “The Boys From Doraville”.
Who composed the song “Cocaine Charlie” by Atlanta Rhythm Section?
The song “Cocaine Charlie” by Atlanta Rhythm Section was composed by Ronnie Hammond, Buddy Buie.

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