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Gambling Man - The Overtones



     
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Gambling Man Lyrics


I met you once,
I loved you twice,
That's where this tale begins.
I played my hand,
I rolled the dice,
Now I'm paying for my sins.
I got some bad addiction baby,
It's you, that's right.
And I feel you taking over me,
Could luck be a lady in here tonight.
CHORUS:
My odds are stacked,
I've never been a gambling man,
I've never had the winning hand,
But for you I'd lose it all. (x2)

Baby I'd lose it all.
Oh could you be the queen of hearts,
or the devil in disguise,
With every move,
I'm blinded by those diamond in her eyes.
I got some bad addiction baby,
It's you, that's right.
And I feel you taking over me,
Could luck be a lady in here tonight.
CHORUS:
My odds are stacked,
I've never been a gambling man,
I've never had the winning hand,
But for you I'd lose it all. (x2)
Baby I'd lose it all.
I'm raptured in,
Your sweet loving,
But it feels just like a curse (feels just like a curse)
Your beneath my skin,
I start trembling,
This love's so dangerous
(place your bets) Oh won't you,
(place your bets) Why don't you just place your bets on me.
CHORUS:
My odds are stacked,
I've never been a gambling man,
I've never had the winning hand,
But for you I'd lose it all. (x2)
My odds are stacked (oh yeah)
I've never been a gambling man,
I've never had the winning hand, (no I've never had)
But for you I'd lose it all. (but for you i would lose it all)
My odds are stacked (oh yeah)
I've never been a gambling man, (I've never been)
I've never had the winning hand,
But for you I'd lose it all.
Yeah yeah but for you,
I would lose it all.
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The Overtones are a five-piece British-Irish doo-wop boy band from London, formed in 2010. They were discovered by a Warner Brothers talent scout while working as decorators in a shop near Oxford Street, singing during their tea break. Their debut album Good Ol' Fashioned Love entered the UK album chart at number 40 on its release on November 1, following 5,371 sales in its first week.

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