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[Verse]
                     D                          G
If a cheated man's a loser, and a cheater never wins
                          A                                      D
And if beggars can't be choosers, 'til they're weak and wealthy men
                           D                               G
And the old keep gettin' older, and the young must do the same
                         A                                 D
And it's never gettin' better, who's to bless and who's to blame

[Verse]
                          G                               D
All the cards are on the table, you done laid your money down
                            E7                                A
Don't complain about your chances boy, it's the only game in town
                         D                                G
And the meanin' doesn't matter, nor the way you play the game
                      A                                  D
To the winner or the loser, who's to bless and who's to blame

[Solo] 
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[Verse]
                            G                                D
Keep your hands above the table, and your backs against the wall
                                E7                                  A
Toss your chips in with your chances boy, let 'em lay the way they fall
                         D                                 G
'Cause the moral doesn't matter, broken rules are all the same
                        A                                 D
To the broken or the breaker, who's to bless and who's to blame