One More Roll Of The Dice

Chords
15
Original

Capo on fret 2 (as written in this song)

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One More Roll of the Dice Capo 2
[Intro]
F#m E A F#m E A
[Verse 1]
DYou ain't been Ethinkin' this through, now, Dhave you? A  
The Dlast thing you need is the Ething that you keep comin' Dback toA.
EThe mem'ries still Dfresh in your mind.
EAware that you lost with iDt all on the line.
EMore than you could Bmjustify,
But she Dgives you that look an' you just gotta try,
[Chorus]
F#mOne more Eroll of the Adice,
Maybe just F#mone more Eshot in the Adark.
F#mOne more Echance that your Aluck might change,
While you Dstill got a little somethin' Eleft in your heartA. E  
She's a game you can Dplay, F#mnot game you can Dwin,
But F#mone more Eroll of the Adice an' you're believin' Dagain.
[Verse 2]
DMaybe you're still Ehangin' onto what it Dfelt likeA,
The Dhigher the stakes, the Ebigger the rush when it Dgoes rightA.
EAn' when you're a Dgambler in love,
EHavin' it all is Dnever enough.
EIt's a curse when it Bmgets in your blood.
You're Ddown to your shoes, but you can't give it up.
[Chorus]
F#mOne more Eroll of the Adice,
Maybe just F#mone more Eshot in the Adark.
F#mOne more Echance that your Aluck might change,
While you Dstill got a little somethin' Eleft in your heartA. E  
She's a game you caDn playF#m, not game you can Dwin,
But F#mone more Eroll of the Adice an' you're believin' Dagain.
[Bridge]
Yeah, yeah, believiF#mn'. D  
EShe's a game you can Dplay, F#mnot game you can Dwin,
But F#mone more Eroll of the Adice an' you're believin' Dagain.
Yeah, you're believin'.
[Chorus]
F#mOne more Eroll of the Adice,
Maybe just F#mone more Eshot in the Adark.
F#mOne more Echance that your Aluck might change,
While you Dstill got a little somethin' Eleft in your heartA. E  
She's a game you can Dplay, F#mnot game you can Dwin,
BuF#mt one more Eroll of the Adice an' you're believin' Dagain.
[Outro]
F#m E A F#m E A F#m E A
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