By Warren Brothers rmofle at satx.rr.com 12/10/2005 D G He was born and raised a quiet little boy, he was Mama's pride and Daddy's joy A D Just another kid trying to find his voice D G Cartoons, Boy Scouts, and Little League, his daddy said he watched too much TV A D That rock and roll music is just a bunch of noise Chorus 1: Bm A D G He sang "Amazing Grace" on Sundays but couldn't find it for himself G A D D7/F# As God was his witness, man, he needed something else G A D D/F# G Boys on the corner said "We got something that'll drown your innocence" G A D You're a man in need of liquid confidence Well he finally moved out and got a place of his own, minimum wage at the Texaco Met a pretty little girl, stranded and all broke down He said "I got a six-shot, a 12-pack of beer, I'll fix you up and we'll get out of here We don't need much to paint this town Chorus 2: Well, he sang "Amazing Grace" on Sundays but couldn't find it for himself As God was his witness, man, he needed something else She knew he might be crazy but she loved his recklessness He was a man possessing liquid confidence Guitar Solo Harmonica Solo He was out all night while she paid the rent wondering where all the good times went She packed her bags and she was waiting by the door The sun was coming up as he was coming in, she said "I'm leaving! Where you been?" And that six-shot left her lying on the floor Chorus 3: He sang "Amazing Grace" on Sundays but couldn't find it for himself As God was his witness, man, he needed something else Couldn't find the courage to say a word in his defense So they gave him life with liquid confidence Guitar Solo