article_snippet: Pot-smoking country singer Willie Nelson has been accused of stealing a marijuana-inspired song and passing a marijuana-inspired song off as Pot-smoking country singer Willie Nelson own.
article_snippet: And now they want Nelson to give up all Nelson profits from the song, which topped the charts for the 81-year-old country outlaw in 2012, when Nelson sang it along with other famous marijuana users Snoop Dogg, Kris Kristofferson and country star Jamey Johnson.
article_snippet: Lighting up: A well known pothead, Wiilie first recorded Roll Me Up and Smoke Me
article_snippet: It topped the charts for the 81-year-old country outlaw in 2012, when he sang It along with other famous marijuana users Snoop Dogg, Kris Kristofferson and country star Jamey Johnson .
article_snippet: Willie poses after the unveiling of Willie statue at ACL Live in Austin, Texas. 
article_snippet: Willie released the single Roll Me Up on April 20 2012 — a significant day for pot smokers as 420
article_snippet: — a significant day for pot smokers as 420
article_snippet: Nelson sang cannabis at 4.20 p.m. on that day at the unveiling of an 8 ft. statue of Nelson in Austin, TexasTexas. '
article_snippet: Fellow singer-songwriter Kris Kristofferson congratulated Nelson, who thanked Texas as marijuana smoke wafted through the crowd,' Associated Press reported at the time.
article_snippet: Later the same year Nelson issued a memoir called Roll Me Up and Smoke Me
highlights_snippet: Nelson released the single on April 20 2012 - a significant day for pot smokers as 420 is slang for cannabis .
  
highlights_snippet: he sang cannabis at 4:20 p.m. on that day at the unveiling of a statue of he in Austin, Texas .