The Troubled Man Lyrics & Chords By Lee Macdougall

The house lights go down for the opening scene A troubled man is craving nicotine Sitting alone, guitar on his knee Waging his war against society He's the nations greatest tragedy, can't you see? Here comes the troubled man His troubles come easy, they're everywhere he stands Sinking in a troubled land, singing "loathe me or hate me, I'm doing the best I can" The weight of the world, too heavy it seems For the small town boy who once had big time dreams Sitting alone, guitar on his knee Waging his war against sobriety He's the nations greatest tragedy, can't you see? Here comes the troubled man His troubles come easy, they're everywhere he stands Sinking in a troubled land, singing "loathe me or hate me, I'm doing the best I can" It's a lonely life, when all your problems outnumber your friends If you don't learn to fight, the life you live might kill you in the end The house lights go down for the final scene A troubled man and his soliloquy Pouring his heart out to put on a show The troubled man, looks a lot like someone I know Darling I'm a troubled man My troubles come easy, they're everywhere I stand Sinking in a troubled land, and loathe me or hate me, I'm doing the best I can