| The devil went down to the river
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| And he came to fall; |
| to lose it all;
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| To fool the fool too quick to call
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| While the gambler’s stacks grew bigger;
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| He had lost his sights through narrowed eyes;
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| Too tempted by his wry desires
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| Damned across fated paths
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| The time to fold had come to pass
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| With gambler’s glory delivered
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| He had thirst for more; |
| a bigger score;
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| A trophy no one could ignore
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| And the devil’s wealth had withered
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| So with cunning class he offered fast his soul;
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| The wager had been cast
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| The gambler called, the river fell
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| And now the hand from out of hell
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| The devil smiled, looked in his eyes;
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| He knew the loss was glorified
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| The devil said «Revel in your victory;
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| You’ve earned your damning, pack your things and leave.»
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| But, the gambler only stood and stuttered
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| Stammering on words in disbelief
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| «Now you’ve won a new vocation
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| Pray to me that you can stand the heat!»
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| And that, the gambler saw
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| Meant he had gone and finally set the devil free
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| Damned across fated paths
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| The hand he played would be his last
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| Who am I? |
| Who am I?
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| Just a gambler, holding aces in the devil’s eyes?
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| What is wrong? |
| What’s the sin?
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| Where’s the answer? |
| Where the hell do I fit in?
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| Or could it be, there’s just a little demon lost in the debris
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| And I, should idly bide my time until a wager releases me?
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| Hey! |
| It can’t remain unknown… |