G D7 They met by chance on a riverboat on the way to New OrleansG He was a handsome gambler she was any young man's dreamG7 C The thrill they felt when daylight fell was plain for all to seeG D7 G The gambler and the lady who was someone's bride to beD7 In her cabin was a satin gown and the veil of snowy whiteG Her wedding in the chapel was set for Friday nightG7 C Funny how just three short plays can change a lady's plansG D7 G She knew she'd have to tell her groom she loves a gamblin' manD7 They lived and laughed and gambled all through the night and dayG For the love of this gambler she threw her life awayG7 C The dealer dealt him one last chance the lady caught her breathG D7 G She saw he held the ace of spades the gambler's card of deathD7 They stepped ashore in New Orleans her heart was filled with fearG The ace of spades had told her that someone's death was nearG7 C Her bridegroom took one look at them and knew that he had lostG D7 G And now he must defend his pride no matter what the costD7 She watched him as he took a tiny pistol from his vestG She cried don't kill this gamblin' man just because I love him bestG7 C The lady ran between them as the shot rang in the nightG D7 G For the love of the gambler she paid with her lifeC G D7 G For the love of a gambler the lady gave her life
Gambler And The Lady
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