| You tryna rob me but I ain’t got nothing, man
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| How you gon' rob me? |
| There’s nothing to take
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| You better back up off me or I’ll give you something, man
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| I’ll give you a piece of the thing that I make
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| And that’s trouble, man
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| Summertime judge came to bust my bubble, now I got trouble
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| If the summer should fall, I would fall right along with it into the puddle
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| With nothing for company but leaves as I bawl
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| Out for someone to function as some kind of buffer
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| Between me and my ugly side, it’s too close to call
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| Out for anyone but the one love out the hundred
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| Who could love me for what I am under it all
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| You see, I used to be my father’s son
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| Now I’m howling at the moon
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| I ain’t really trying to bother no one, but I might be soon
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| And I’ll be smelling like an elephant when I come in the room
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| Because they used to call me «Daddy's Boy»
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| But now that’s «Trouble» to you
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| And my trouble, man, is that I’m too damn stubborn
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| Like plates in the cupboard, I am stuck in my ways
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| But a couple of days of vacation would make a significant difference
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| I’m listening to radio stations from eight states away
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| In the vacant sub-basement on Main Street
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| The tasers will spray in my face
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| And I’ll say «It's a great way to meet people»
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| Treat 'em like sheep and a sweater they’ll make
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| You see, I used to be the problem child
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| I’m only my own problem now
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| Now I find that I’m the same old wise guy they rightly threw out
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| That’s why I find it hard to smile sometimes when I’m in the crowd
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| Because I used to be the problem child
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| I used to be the problem child but now I am the Troubleman
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| I am Troubleman
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| Nothing but Troubleman
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| Nothing but Troubleman
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| I’m nothing but Troubleman
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| Nothing but Troubleman
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| Nothing but Troubleman
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| Nothing but Troubleman
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| And I am looking for trouble, man
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| I am looking for trouble, man
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| I am looking for trouble, man
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| I am looking for trouble
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| Looking for trouble, man
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| Looking for trouble, man
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| Looking for trouble, man |