Cocaine And Gin
Kid Rock · Rebel Soul [2012]
And I'm lettin' it burn to the nail
And I know it's a pain that'll linger
It's a woman like that sends a good man to jail
And now the cocaine and gin's got me spinnin'
Left in the old lost 'n' found
If sorrow's a game then I'm winnin'
Won't you please, set my feet on the ground
So I sat and I thought for a long time
Prayin' on what I might do
God you never did give me the answer
And I can't stand the thought of another with you
And now the cocaine and gin's got me spinnin'
Left in the old lost 'n' found
If sorrow's a game then I'm winnin'
Won't you please, set my feet on the ground
Thank you for everything momma
For tryin' to raise me up well
And I'm sorry I did what I had to do
It's a woman like that sends a good man to hell
And now the cocaine and gin's got me spinnin'
Left in the old lost 'n' found
If sorrow's a game then I'm winnin'
Won't you please, set my feet on the ground
Set my feet on the ground
About Cocaine And Gin
Kid Rock's "Cocaine And Gin" stands as a defining track on his 2012 album *Rebel Soul*, blending his signature rock energy with a gritty, Southern rock sensibility. The song captures the raw, unfiltered persona of the artist, merging his country roots with a hard-hitting rock sound that has become a staple of his discography. Released during a period where Rock continued to evolve his musical identity beyond his earlier country-pop hits, the recording showcases his ability to deliver anthemic choruses and driving rhythms that resonate with fans of classic rock and modern country fusion. The track exemplifies the collaborative spirit often found in Rock's work, featuring contributions from various musicians that enrich the sonic landscape of the album. While the lyrics explore themes of excess and the gritty realities of life, the music itself serves as a powerful vehicle for Rock's characteristic vocal delivery and guitar work. This recording remains a significant part of his catalog, reflecting his enduring influence on the genre and his commitment to creating music that is both commercially viable and authentically rooted in his personal style.