A           C#7        F#7
  Charleston, Charleston, made in Carolina
   B7          E9           A6     F#°               E7
  Some dance, some prance, I'll say there's nothing finer than the
  Charleston, Charleston, Lord how you can shuffle
   C#m               G#7                       
  Ev'ry step you do leads to something new,
  C#7                  E7
  Man I'm telling you, it's a lapazoo,
  
  Buck dance, wing dance, will be a back number,
  But the Charleston, the new Charleston, that dance is surely a comer,
   A       7                D       Dm
  Sometime, you'll dance it one time, the dance called
   A6       F#° E7                   A   (7 D Dm A)
  Charleston, --- made in South Caroline. 
  

["Dance sensation that best typified the flamingly youthful spirit of the 1920's was the high-kicking Charleston, which also happened to be the name of a song. Introduced in the 1923 all-Negro revue Runnin' Wild, the dance very soon replaced the shimmy as the favorite gyrational exercise in ballrooms across the nation" -- Reader's Digest Family Songbook (1969)]