Larry Norman - The outlaw

^GSome say He was an ^Coutlaw, that He ^Groamed across the ^Cland ^D7With a band of unschooled ruffians and a ^Gfew old fisher^Emmen^{Em6 G}No one knew just where He ^Ccame from or ^Gexactly what He'd ^Amdon^Am6e ^D7But they said it must be something bad that ^Gkept Him on the ^Amrun^G.

^GSome say He was a ^Cpoet that He'd ^Gstand upon the ^Chill And ^D7his voice could calm an angry crowd or ^Gmake the waves stand ^Emsti^Em6ll ^GThat He spoke in many ^Cparables that ^Gfew could under^Amsta^Am6nd ^D7But the people sat for hours just to ^Glisten to this ^Amman^G.

^GSome say He was a ^Csorcerer a ^Gman of myste^Cry ^D7He could walk upon the water. He could ^Gmake a blind man ^Emsee^Em6. ^GThat He conjured wine at ^Cweddings and did ^Gtricks with fish and ^Ambre^Am6ad. ^D7That He talked of being born again and raised ^Gpeople from the ^Amdea^Gd.

^GSome say a politi^Ccian who ^Gspoke of being ^Cfree ^D7He was followed by the masses on the ^Gshores of Gali^Emlee^{Em6 G}He spoke out against corrup^Ction and He ^Gbowed to no de^Amcre^Am6e ^D7And they feared His strength and power so they ^Gnailed Him to a ^Amtre^Ge.

^GSome say He was the ^CSon of God a ^Gman above all ^Cmen ^D7But He came to be a servant and to ^Gset us free from ^Emsin^Em6 And ^Gthat's who I be^Clieve He was '^Gcause that's who I be^Amlie^Am6ve ^D7And I think we should get ready 'cause it's ^Gtime for us to ^Amlea^Gve