Billy Joe Shaver

The Devil Made Me Do It The First Time(Chords)

Billy Joe Shaver

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Way down in Louisiana 
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Amongst the tall grown sugar canes 
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Lived a simple man and a dominiker hen 
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And a rose of a different name. 

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Well, the first time I felt lightning 
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I was standing in the drizzling rain 
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With a trembling hand and a bottle of gin 
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And a rose of a different name. 

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Well, the devil made me do it the first time 
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The second time I done it on my own 
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Lord, put a handle on a simple headed man 
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And help me leave that black rose alone. 

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When the devil made that woman 
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Lord, he threw the pattern away 
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She was built for speed with the tools you need 
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To make a new fool every day 
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Way down deep and dirty 
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On the darker side of shame 
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I caught a cane cuttin' man with a bottle of gin 
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With a rose of a different name. 


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The devil made me do it the first time 
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The second time I done it on my own 
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Lord, put a handle on a simple headed man 
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And help me leave that black rose alone. 

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The devil made me do it the first time 
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The second time I done it on my own 
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Lord, put a handle on a simple headed man 
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And help me leave that black rose alone.
	        

Written by Billy Joe Shaver

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