L.J. Farmington remembered hearing this from a medicine-show performer in Arkansas in about 1900:

"... Went up Ellum, come down Main,
Begging for a dime to buy cocaine,
Ah, baby, take your leg off mine.
Went in the drugstore, store full of smoke,
Seen a sign hung up: There's No More Coke.
Ah, baby, take your leg off mine...."