A F#m E D [Verse]A She was a waitress down in New OrleansE D She had a broken pastA He worked the oil rigs over in CorpusE D Out on a weekend passD A He sat down at the end of the counterE at the little caf?D They weren't looking but they found each otherE D C# B Or did love find them either way[Chorus]A F#m E D Tell me who is dealin' up the hand of fateA F#m E D Is it true, love is always worth the waitD And it's never too late, it's never too late [Instrumental]A F#m E D [Verse]A She lived her whole life in Sault (pronounced Sue?) Saint MarieE D Working at the five and dimeA He was a drifter headin' out of TorontoE D Just killing timeD A Their eyes met and they fell together andE In just one nightD Two people who swore they'd neverE D C# B Fell in love in those harbor lights [Chorus]E D You may call it destiny but there's a rhyme and a reason we can't seeF#m When you're down and lonely and about to give upD E Have a little faith and believe in love
Hand Of Fate
Sons of the Desert
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Tom: