The Devil Pays In Gold
Jason Boland
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Am D Gus checked his pocket-watch it was a quarter past nine Am G E He caught a train to Baton Rouge and bought a copy of the times. Am D Pulled out a faded picture of a woman with coal black hair F E Am She had gone out east and he prayed he’d find her there. Am D She met a gambler who said he hailed from New Orleans Am G E Gus knew he fancied her but she wanted him too it seemed Am D He followed the trail of broken stories till he heard that she left town, F E Am She was packed and gone by the time he turned around FILL: C G Am C G E Am D He talked to the man a while that had tore the ticket stubs Am G E If he finds that son of a b***h he was gonna spill that Cajun blood Am D There would not be a mojo man who would save him from that day F E Am He had crossed the line and there’d be hell to pay Am D Well the 10 o’clock from San Antone it departed right on time Am G E He lit up a cigarette as the tracks began to whine Am D The Texas heat had felt like hell without his woman there F E Am The Spanish maiden with the coal black hair FILL C G Am C G E CHORUS: Am F C G You’re gonna live and die by the blade and you’ll reap what you sow Am F C G Cause life the things that happens on our way to growing old Am F C G If the truth was known to woman she could steal her lover’s soul Am E Am She knows that the devil pays in gold. FILL C G Am C G E Am D They pulled into the station and he packed his cap and ball Am G E He went to check the hotels if he needed to check them all Am D He knew all he needed to do was to find a game of card F E Am And he could drop the ace of spades on the queen of hearts Am D He found the downstairs card room where the high rollers stayed Am G E One chair stood empty from the last table left to play Am D He pulled a stool up to the bar but he could not see a thing F E Am Till a loud mouth Yankee bet his lady’s ring FILL C G Am C G E Am D Pulled a pistol on the desk clerk cause he would not take a bribe Am G E and then he shouted Give me their number and you might walk out alive Am D The next thing from the clerk’s lips was the number forty-four F E Am And he pointed upstairs and he ran on out the door Am D He found the room and was ready to go inside Am G E He put a boot to the door and it flung open wide Am D The gambler he reached for his gun but he would not get a shot F E Am Gus had his aim and he let that hammer drop FILL C G Am C G E CHORUS: Am F C G You’re gonna live and die by the blade and you’ll reap what you sow Am F C G Cause life the things that happens on our way to growing old Am F C G If the truth was known to woman she could steal her lover’s soul Am E Am She knows that the devil pays in gold. C G Am C G Am C G Am Am E Am E strum once Am D The gambler lay before him he was sprawled across that chair Am G E But where was his maiden with the coal black hair Am D He didn’t know she stood behind him, she had gone for wine and bread F E Am He hit the floor when her bullet struck his head. FILL C G Am C G E CHORUS: Am F C G You’re gonna live and die by the blade and you’ll reap what you sow Am F C G Cause life the things that happens on our way to growing old Am F C G If the truth was known to woman she could steal her lover’s soul Am E Am She knows that the devil pays in gold.
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