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Oh quiet down, I've had enough
I guess it's now or never
I've been around, I've settled up
I'll bolt soon or later
I took a photograph of me
When I was only nineteen
I looked a little lost at sea
I keep trying to find me
So pray for me brother
I need redemption
I'm just a man
A man on a mission
I want no trouble
I want no trouble
I want no trouble
I want no trouble
Pray for me sister
Give me a mention
I got no faith
And oh did I mention
I want no trouble
I want no trouble
I want no trouble
I want no trouble
Oh pack it up and hit the road
And only take my lighter
I've seen glitz, I've seen the glam
But I prefer the pay dirt
I took a photograph of me
When I was only nineteen
I looked a little lost at sea
I keep trying to find me
So pray for me brother
I need redemption
I'm just a man
A man on a mission
I want no trouble
I want no trouble
I want no trouble
I want no trouble
Pray for me sister
Give me a mention
I got no faith
And oh did I mention
I want no trouble
I want no trouble
I want no trouble
I want no trouble
Maybe you could save my soul
Of all the things that I don't know
Maybe you could save my soul
Of all the things that I don't know
So pray for me brother
I need redemption
I'm just a man
A man on a mission
I want no trouble
I want no trouble
I want no trouble
I want no trouble
Pray for me sister
Give me a mention
I got no faith
And oh did I mention
I want no trouble
I want no trouble
I want no trouble
I want no trouble
I guess it's now or never
I've been around, I've settled up
I'll bolt soon or later
I took a photograph of me
When I was only nineteen
I looked a little lost at sea
I keep trying to find me
So pray for me brother
I need redemption
I'm just a man
A man on a mission
I want no trouble
I want no trouble
I want no trouble
I want no trouble
Pray for me sister
Give me a mention
I got no faith
And oh did I mention
I want no trouble
I want no trouble
I want no trouble
I want no trouble
Oh pack it up and hit the road
And only take my lighter
I've seen glitz, I've seen the glam
But I prefer the pay dirt
I took a photograph of me
When I was only nineteen
I looked a little lost at sea
I keep trying to find me
So pray for me brother
I need redemption
I'm just a man
A man on a mission
I want no trouble
I want no trouble
I want no trouble
I want no trouble
Pray for me sister
Give me a mention
I got no faith
And oh did I mention
I want no trouble
I want no trouble
I want no trouble
I want no trouble
Maybe you could save my soul
Of all the things that I don't know
Maybe you could save my soul
Of all the things that I don't know
So pray for me brother
I need redemption
I'm just a man
A man on a mission
I want no trouble
I want no trouble
I want no trouble
I want no trouble
Pray for me sister
Give me a mention
I got no faith
And oh did I mention
I want no trouble
I want no trouble
I want no trouble
I want no trouble
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Trouble Lyrics as written by Daniel Wayne Sermon Daniel Coulter Reynolds
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