Straight And The Narrow

into ([Am7] [Dsus2]) x3 [G] [D]

T[G]he t[D]roub[Em]le with the straight and the narrow
I[D]s it[C]s so[Cadd9] thin, I[Am7] keep sliding off to the side
A[C]nd t[D]he d[C]evil[D] mak[G]es g[C]ood [G]use [D]of these hands of mine

And if jesus is the straight path that saves
Then i'm condemmed to live my whole life on the curb
On the crossroad to the devil, I'll dwel and i'll count my years

Y[Am]ou kn[D]ow that I got a little something I should say
I[Am] gues[D]s that I'm just so easily led astray
I[Am]t's a[D]lrig[Bm]ht be[E]cause I know my own way back home from here
A[Am]nd I [D]don't fall of the wagon you know
I[Am] take[D] a dive and go as deep as I can go
D[Am]on't [D]hold[G] you[C]r br[D]eath because I'm coming up slow, this time.

And The trouble with the straight and the narrow
Is its so thin, I keep sliding off to the side
And the devil makes good use of these hands of mine

You know a little problem or two
I guess that I keep on taking a few
I've been told its not the best thing that I can do, right now

And I don't go looking for my sins you know
They come out waiting, and I just get on and go
Don't hold your breath because I'm coming up slow this time

And The trouble with the straight and the narrow
Is its so thin, I keep sliding off to the side
And the devil makes good use of these hands of mine

And if jesus is the straight path that saves
Then i'm condemmed to live my whole life on the curb
On the crossroad to the devil, I'll dwell and i'll count my years

([Am7] [D])x3 [G] [C] [D]

And The trouble with the straight and the narrow
Is its so thin, I keep sliding off to the side

A[C]nd t[D]he d[C/E]evil m[D/F#]akes, t[C/G]he dev[D/A]il mak[G]es, [C]good[G] use of these hands of mine