(Verse 1) "Jack shuffled in, a ghost in threadbare clothes, Whispered 'bout a card game, where the devil surely goes. Whiskey neat, he spun his tale, eyes dark with woe, Snake-eyed dealer stole his life, bet high, and laid him low." (Verse 2) "Green eyes gleamed, each raise a sting, bitter to the core, Jack lost his farm, his wife's gold band, everything and more. But fire flickered in his gaze, a promise dark and deep, 'Snake's got a debt,' Jack swore aloud, 'a reckoning to keep.'" (Verse 3) "He honed his skill, each night a vigil, 'til shadows turned to gray, Learned the tells, the subtle cheats, prepared to make them pay. Returned to Liar's Bar, eyes like flint, voice a chilling drawl, 'Snake, it's time to settle up, let's see who trumps them all.'" (Verse 4) "Tension hung, thick as smoke, Jack laid four aces down, Dealer grinned, a cruel delight, no need for any crown. Flipped a royal flush, a stolen hand, 'You lose,' he hissed with glee, But Jack just laughed, a hollow sound, 'You missed a card,' said he." (Verse 5) "Gun gleamed silver, quick and cold, 'This ain't your fancy game,' Jack's shot rang out, a final call, the dealer's dying claim. Vengeance served, beneath the lamps, a dusty, fading sigh, Jack won his hand, the snake's green eyes, extinguished 'neath the sky." (Outro) "But here's the twist, the final play, the card you didn't see, Jack's still here, in Liar's Bar, wild and forever free. So raise a glass, to gambles won, and lessons learned in strife, Sometimes, the game ain't cards at all, it's the gamble of a life."
