Willie Nelson - The troublemaker

^GI could tell the moment ^Bmthat I saw Him^Am He was ^Gnothing but the trouble making^D/A kind His hair^C was much too ^Bmlong and His ^Cmotley group of friend^Bms H^Fad nothing but rebellion on their ^AMminds ^GHe's rejected the establ^Bmishment complete^Amly

^GI know for sure He's never held a ^D/Ajob ^CHe just goes from town to ^Bmtown, ^Cstirring up the ^Bmyoung folks ^FTill they're nothing but a ^Amdisrespectful^G mob

I know ^G/Afor sure He's never ^D/Ajoined the ^Aarmy And served His country like we all hav^D/Ae done He'd ^Drather wear His sandals and His ^Aflo^Dwe^Brs^A While others wage the war that must b^De wo^Bn ^A

T^Ghey arrested Him last week and found Him ^BMgui^Amlty a^Gnd sentenced Him to die ^BMbut that's no great^AM loss. ^CFriday they will t^Bmake Him to a ^Cplace called Calv^Bmary ^FAnd hang that troublemaker to a cross^G.