Trouble

C D G G I walked out of Kingston a free man C G My brother pulled up in a dust of his step-side Chev C D Threw my duffle in the back, reached in and shook his hand C Drove out to the roadhouse pub C D I don't have a lot of friends but I've always had him G D For a guy like me that's enough G I don't look for trouble but trouble finds me C G I don't look for trouble but trouble finds me Em D If I could learn to back down maybe find a gentler crowd G C Maybe I could change who I've been G D I ain't looking for your trouble G Why you always find me? G When I stayed in Brampton at a halfway house C G Got a job at a shop, solid friends and some pretty good hours Em D But after work one night my Ojibwe friend G C Couple rougneck boys put the boots to him Em D I never learned another way so I gave them all my hate C And the 5-0 dragged me away N.C. And I'm thinking G I don't look for trouble but trouble finds me C G I don't look for trouble but trouble finds me Em D If I could learn to back down maybe find a gentler crowd G C Maybe I could change who I've been G D I ain't looking for your trouble G Why you always find me? G G C D G C G Now I have a son just born to my beautiful wife C G And I'm going to try hard as hell to give him a different kind of life Em D When the wolf is at my door I don't feed him anymore G D C I stand down every chance I get Em D Oh and it ain't that I can't, I just see that little man G D And the road for him lies ahead G I don't look for trouble trouble can't find me C G I don't look for trouble trouble can't find me Em D Yeah I've learned to back down, I found a gentler crowd G C I'm trying to change who I've been G D Oh come looking for me trouble G You ain't gonna find find me C D G