Devil Always Made Me Think Twice

Chris Stapleton

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[Intro]                 [Verse 1] I take a little smoke in the evenin’ I take a little whiskey on ice I never get behind on killin’ my mind It’s just the kind of thing I like Oh it’s just the kind of thing I like [Interlude]               [Verse 2] The minute that I saw you walkin’ over I figured I was diggin’ my grave Well you had the shovel I knew you were trouble But you’re just the kind of trouble I crave Yeah you’re just the kind of trouble I crave [Chorus] Mama always set a good example My daddy always gave me good advice And Jesus tried to steer me in the right direction But the devil always made me think twice The devil always made me think [Interlude]                             [Verse 3] Someday I’m goin’ six feet under And Lord when I’m standin’ at the gate They’ll tally my sins they won’t let me in Say "Son you’re just a little too late" "Son you’re just a little too late" [Chorus] My mama always set a good example My daddy always gave me good advice And Jesus tried to steer me in the right direction But the devil always made me think twice The devil always made me think twice The devil always made me think twice The devil always made me think twice [Tag] The devil always made me The devil always made me The devil always made me think twice   The devil always made me The devil always made me The devil always made me think twice   [Outro]                            

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