WILLIN' by Little Feat
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[Intro]

G  D* (see notes) Em  C  G  C  C* (see notes)  C  G  x2

[Verse 1]
G
I've been warped by the rain
D*
Driven by the snow
Em                C
Drunk and dirty - don't you know
        G      C  C*  C   G
But I'm still..         ..willin

[Verse 2]
            G
(And I was) Out on the road
D*
Late at night
Em                      C
Seen my pretty Alice in every headlight
G       C  C*  C   G
Alice..          ..Dallas Alice

[Chorus]
G                C         D
And I been from  Tucson to Tucumcari
D            G
Tehachapi to Tonapa
G                                         C
Driven every kind of rig that's ever been made
C                                       D        D**
Driven the back roads so I wouldn't get weighed

And if you give me

(No chords again but I use a stepping C)
C  step down to  G
Weed, Whites and wine
G                 D
And you show me a sign
D       G       C C* C       G
I'll be willin'        to be movin'

[Verse 3]
G
Kicked by the wind
D*
Robbed by the sleet
D*     Em                     C
Had my head stoved in but I'm still on my feet
C       G     C C* C  G
And I'm still ....    in a whole lot of trouble

[Verse 4]
G                                   D*
Smuggled some smokes and folks from Mexico
Em
Baked by the sun
C                  G
Every time I go to Mexico
C C* C           G
         And I'm still....

[Chorus]
G                C         D
And I been from  Tucson to Tucumcari
D            G
Tehachapi to Tonapa
G                                         C
Driven every kind of rig that's ever been made
C                                       D        D**
Driven the back roads so I wouldn't get weighed

And if you give me

(No chords again but I use a stepping C)
C  step down to  G
Weed, Whites and wine
G                 D
And you show me a sign
D       G       C C* C       G
I'll be willin'        to be movin'

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NOTES

D*  -   Many different chord variations have been suggested here,
        including Bm and pure D. I use a hybrid of D with a 6th
        string bass on the second fret since this bass note is
        very important to the flow of the song. If you're lucky
        your thumb can cover this, but mine won't so I usually
        take the easy route and play 1st string 2nd fret plus
        6th string 2nd fret with all the other strings open - not
        such a good sound but F R easier when you're trying to sing
        as well!