  For a weighted graph $E$, we construct representation graphs $F$, and
consequently, $L_K(E)$-modules $V_F$, where $L_K(E)$ is the Leavitt path
algebra associated to $E$, with coefficients in a field $K$. We characterise
representation graphs $F$ such that $V_F$ are simple $L_K(E)$-modules. We show
that the category of representation graphs of $E$, $RG(E)$, is a disjoint union
of subcategories, each of which contains a unique universal object $T$ which
gives an indecomposable $L_K(E)$-module $V_T$ and a unique irreducible
representation graph $S$, which gives a simple $L_K(E)$-module $V_S$.
  Specialising to graphs with one vertex and $m$ loops of weight $n$, we
construct irreducible representations for the celebrated Leavitt algebras
$L_K(n,m)$. On the other hand, specialising to graphs with weight one, we
recover the simple modules of Leavitt path algebras constructed by Chen via
infinite paths or sinks and give a large class of non-simple indecomposable
modules.
