The only song I can think of entitled "Cocaine" would be by Eric clapton. I think he was with Cream, when he did it. Aside from that, I'm at a loss...

It was indeed Mr. Eric Clapton!

I found some songs with "Cocaine": 1) It could be one of these: " drd02.1124.html:Nescocaine Commercial - Phil Hartman drd02.0303.html:Cocaine Blues (excerpt) - Dave Van Ronk drd94.1204.html:Cocaine Decisions - Frank Zappa drd94.1127.html:Cocaine Bill and Morphine Sue - The Blazers drd94.0102.html:Cocaine Decisions - Frank Zappa drd88.0214.html:Cocaine Decisions - Frank Zappa drd87.0412.html:Cocaine Waltz - Robert Warren drd86.1130.html:The Cocaine Waltz - Robert Warren drd85.0908.html:Cocaine Decisions - Frank Zappa drd85.0728.html:Cocaine Blues - George Thorogood drd85.0519.html:Cocaine Habit Blues - Memphis Jug Band drd84.0520.html:Cocaine (excerpt) - Dick Justice drd84.0520.html:Cocaine Habit Blues - The Memphis Jug Band drd84.0219.html:Cocaine Habit Blues - Memphis Jug Band drd83.1023.html:Cocaine - National Lampoon drd83.1023.html:Cocaine Decisions - Frank Zappa drd83.0626.html:Cocaine Decisions - Frank Zappa drd83.0515.html:Cocaine Blues (new version) - Dave Van Ronk drd83.0410.html:Cocaine Decisions - Frank Zappa drd83.0403.html:Cocaine Decisions - Frank Zappa drd83.0403.html:Cocaine Habit Blues - Memphis Jug Band drd83.0227.html:Cocaine (excerpt) - Dick Justice drd83.0227.html:Cocaine Blues - W. A. Nicholls' Western Aces/Red Arnall drd82.0912.html:Cocaine Blues - George Thorogood drd81.0830.html:Cocaine Bill And Morphine Sue - The Blazers drd81.0705.html:Cocaine Lil - Madrigal Singers drd81.0517.html:Talking About Cocaine - Chuck Wagon & The Wheels drd81.0510.html:Talking About Cocaine - Chuck Wagon & The Wheels drd81.0412.html:Cocaine Will Kill You Amy's Dead (live in studio) - Tom Stankus drd81.0308.html:Cocaine Blues - Red Arnall/Slumber Nichols' Western Aces drd81.0201.html:Cocaine Habit Blues - Memphis Jug Band drd80.0217.html:Cocaine Bill - Blazers drd79.1007.html:EXTRA: Cocaine Bill - Blazers drd79.0930.html:Cocaine Habit - Memphis Jug Band drd79.0715.html:EXTRA: Cocaine Blues - Takahiro Saito drd79.0520.html:Cocaine Habit Blues - Memphis Jug Band drd79.0415.html:Cocaine Blues - Roy Hogsed drd78.1112.html:Cocaine Habit Blues - The Memphis Jug Band drd78.1008.html:Cocaine Lil - The Madrigal Singers, conducted by Lehman Engel drd78.0730.html:Cocaine Lil - The Madrigal Singers, conducted by Lehman Engel drd78.0312.html:Cocaine Habit - Capt. Matchbox Whoopee Band drd76.0307.html:Cocaine Blues - Roy Hogsed drd75.0302.html:Cocaine Habit - Memphis Jug band drd74.1124.html:Cocaine Habit - The Memphis Jug Band drd74.0707.html:Cocaine Blues - Freddy Countryman" Source: http://dmdb.org/cgi-bin/search_pl.pl?string=cocaine&searchtype=either&matchtype=and&wordtype=substring&expanded=type&year1=1970&year2=current&sort=newest+first&pltype=synd&saved=yes#expanded 2) I found also: "Artist Song Eric Clapton Cocaine Frankenbok Cocaine Immortal Technique Peruvian Cocaine Jackson Browne Cocaine Mindless Self Indulgence Cocaine And Toupees Neil Young Cocaine Eyes Nuts Can Surf Jenny Tries Cocaine O.L.D Cocaine Pulp Cocaine Socialism System Of A Down This Cocaine Makes Me Feel Like I'm On This Song Tori Amos She's Your Cocaine" http://interlyrics.com/search.php?what=Cocaine And also: "Immortal Technique - Peruvian Cocaine" http://www.lyricsmode.com/lyrics/i/immortal_technique/peruvian_cocaine_feat_c_rayz_walzhellip.html

THE ONLY ARTIST THAT IVE KNOWN TO SING COCAINE IS MR. SLOWHAND HIMSELF ERIC CLAPTON HOPE THIS HELPS

It was done by J.J. Cale before Clapton did it.

Eric Clapton.

eric clapton is the only one i know who did it.

she dont like she dont like cocaaaaaaaaaaaaaine

This is the real answer, according to Wiki. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cocaine_(song)

JJ Cale

JJ Cale wrote and performed it, before Clapton covered it. J J Cale also wrote "After Midnight", which Clapton also covered.

Although not the original version, Eric Clapton sang it. Here's the proof.

casey jones grateful dead http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tlgHf7zgBt4

If you're looking for the slow laid back version that has the lines: "You take Sally and I'll take Sue, there ain't no difference between the two, cocaine, runnin' all around my brain." That would be Jackson Browne.

robin thicke sings a song called cocaine also...dont know if thats any help..

There is another song entitled "Cocaine" by Jackson Browne. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=spWYYr9k9vY

J.J. Cale (The song's writer)

John Cale

the only song called cocaine that i can think of is an old reggae song by frankie paul.sorry thats wrong it was dillenger.

jackson browne or ray lamontagne

Dunno, but I could give you "Heroin" by Velvet underground.

Cocaine-clapton cocaine-blues-Johnny cash

J.J. Cale wrote the song Clapton had a hit with.

It IS Eric Clapton, he had the hit... it was written by JJ Cale

If you're talking about the song with the lyrics, "You take Sally, I'll take Sue. There ain't no difference between the two. Cocaine...running all around my brain...." It was done by Jackson Browne. If you're talking about, "If you want to get down...down on the ground...Cocaine..." That was written by J.J. Cale, and later recorded by Eric Clapton.

Eric Clapton