Will

Willy hailed from a valley up the Mississippi
 He was bound for the town where he played his game
 Made a life from betting on fights
 He held the prize; it came at a price
 Put a cap in a thief to defend his claim
 Brandished a blade
 Left with his brain beside his head
 Willy knew that the sheriff was out to get him
 So, he paid him a visit to clear his name
 Sheriff lead him straight out the door
 Said nothing more; his words were the law
 'Put a cap in a thief to defend your claim
 Brandished a blade
 Left with his brain beside his head'
 Willy travelled back late that day
 To crooked looking trees which once stood straight
 Ducked down flat as rifles fired
 He had no other choice, the sheriff lied
 Draw!
 Willy gunned down the sheriff's men
 Their blood ran thick, his options thin
 Scraped the numbers from his guns and made new plans
 To lay low west in native lands