Goodbye Carolina Blues chords by Aaron West And The Roaring Twenties

Note: These chords were taken from the live video.

Verse 1
G            Bm
Goodbye Carolina I felt cold and I felt weak
    C
Took a midnight bus from Asheville Passed
    Em         D
like a ghost through Tennessee
      G
Brushed the northern edge of Blacksburg
     Bm
Like your hair off of your cheeks
        C
I wish I could fall asleep
         Em
Half dead in the window seat
     D
Awake for weeks

Interlude: G-Bm-C-Em-D

Verse 2
   G
Good morning, Manhattan
      Bm
Stopped at Port Authority
       C
I'll take the train under the river
  Em      D
The A out to the G
     G
And I'll walk along your narrow streets
    Bm
With a dollar cup of coffee
      C
Letting it stain my teeth
       Em
Two sugars, a drop of cream
   D
Bittersweet

Interlude: G-Bm-C-Em-D

Verse 3

  G
God damn, I missed you Brooklyn
     Bm
Caught my breath here on your streets
     C
I left my winter coat in Charlotte
    Em       D
And I'm cursing at the breeze
  G
I'm hiding out from early March
     Bm
Read the sign hung in our lobby
       C
The elevator broke last week
           Em D
I walk the stairs to 403

Middle-Eight
    Em      D      C
I don't blame you for changing the locks
      Em       D        C
I think I'd probably do the same if it were me
    Em        D     C
Now I'm gathering up the courage to knock
         Em            D
Not sure what I'm looking for I don't know what I want
     C
Do I want anything?
       Em   D
I don't want anything

Verse 4
   G
Some college student answers
     Bm
My heart crash lands on the floor
      C
He says he sublet this place last month
     Em      D
He never heard of me before
  G
He sees me there collapsing
    Bm
And he opens up the door
       C
It's all new furniture
     Em       D
I barely recognize it anymore

-Outro]
       Em      D        C
He says, I'm sorry, man. I wish that I knew more
    Em      D          C
I'm not sure exactly what you're looking for
   Em         D      C
No Dianne, no, she don't live here anymore
Em      D      C
Dianne don't live here anymore