Verse 1 From the Serpentine River to Bilgewater’s shore, Tobias Felix walks through every door. A grin on his lips, and a deck in his hand, He plays by no law but the one he commands. Chorus Cards on the table, the world’s just a game, Luck is his weapon, and chance is his flame. With a flick of his wrist, fate bends to his call— He cheats every death, but he don’t cheat at all. Verse 2 Graves calls him brother, though the trust runs thin, In a life full of bluffs, who can ever win? A gold card for danger, a red card for pain, A blue card to drain you again and again. Chorus Cards on the table, the world’s just a game, Luck is his weapon, and chance is his flame. With a flick of his wrist, fate bends to his call— He cheats every death, but he don’t cheat at all. Bridge A gambler, a trickster, a shadow that fades, Through smoke and through chaos, he always escapes. The hat tips in silence, the cards start to glow, Where Twisted Fate wanders, misfortune will go. Final Chorus Cards on the table, the world’s just a game, Luck is his kingdom, and freedom his name. He’ll vanish in smoke, leave you chasing the night— For the Card Master deals in both fortune and fight.
