SUGARCANE       Fred Eaglesmith

Capo 2nd fret
Em7 is good variation for the E  (so is E7, Eadd4, Esus4)
Keep in mind, I'm thinking acoustic with the D7 chord.  
Also, you can substitute an F for the D7, which is an interesting  'Frieght Train'-ish-type twist.

Am - D7 - Am - E - Am - D7 - Am - E - Am

        Am                               D7                 Am                       E
Sugar cane, do you still love me? Sugar cane, do you still care?

        Am                                   D7                    Am                  E              Am
Sugar cane, you've been out all night, and it looks like you're going out again.
         Am                                  D7                       Am                            E
Sugar cane, you're always dancing, you've always got a drink in your hand.
         Am                                   D7                       Am              E            Am
Sugar cane, you're always laughing. Sugar cane, you're a wild, wild thing.


Bridge:

F                            Am                       F                                           E
I never knew anybody like you, you look so good but you're,  so unkind. 

        Am                           D7                    Am                 E                  Am
Sugar cane, do you still love me? Sugar cane, do you still want to be mine?


(Instrumental verse)

Bridge:

F                              Am                      F                                                E
I never knew anybody like you, you look so good but you're, oh, so unkind. 

        Am                            D7                     Am                  E                   m
Sugar cane, do you still love me? Sugar cane, do you still want to be mine?

        Am                     E                    Am
Sugar cane, do you still want to be mine?

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