The Devil and My Family

The devil told my grampa
 The day that he would die
 And my grampa told my grandma
 And she thought it was a lie
 Then the day came and my
 Grampa he lay dead
 Just like the devil said
 A train cut off his arms and legs
 And it's a story that my mother told to me
 Some people say that it's too hard to believe, but
 You gotta believe that my mother never lies
 She's never in her life and my grampa he did die, yeah
 My father he's hard-workin' man
 The devil's never had a hand
 In anything he did
 He's the hardest workin' man I've ever seen
 But I guess his hardest work,
 It never worked on me, 'cause
 He thinks I'm lazy and he
 Thinks that I'm a shame because
 I haven't got a job any
 Money or a name and:
 He's worried about me and what I'm gonna do
 How I'm gonna live I hope the devil's worried too, yeah
 My lover she's what keeps me alive
 She's the only thing I like in this
 World that I despise
 She sings and her voice is soft and sweet
 She whistles in the shower and
 Somehow she loves me
 My grandson asked me once, he said
 "Grampa are you crazy?" and I said
 "Just a touch" and I
 Got out my guitar,
 I showed him how to play and I
 Taught him how to sing the song a little out of key, yeah
 And the devil sang with me, and the devil sang with me
 On my shoulder like a friend that never leaves
 And the devil sang with me, and the devil sang with me
 On my shoulder like a friend that never leaves