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The Devil
It's been rainin' in the mountains and the river's on the rise.
And we cannot hardly reach the other side.
And the devil, he's in trouble; I can see it in his eyes.
If you don't give him shelter, he won't have no place to hide.
The devil deals in dyin' and he travels in a hearse.
He treats you like a dog, now; he'd like to treat you worse.
But he don't have the answers, an' if he did, he'd lie.
The devil is a joker an' he don't want you alive.
An' some you win, an' some you lose,
An' the winner's all grin and the losers say:
"Deal the cards again.
"Won't you deal the cards again."
L.A.'s in California, Lord, I been there many times.
It is an education, to be sure.
I loved a lovely lady there, she opened up my eyes.
She ran a dancin' school; it was a front, she loved the Lord.
It's been rainin' in the mountains and the river's on the rise.
And we cannot hardly reach the other side.
And the devil, he's in trouble; I can see it in his eyes.
If you don't give him shelter, he'll have no place to hide.
It's been rainin' in the mountains and the river's on the rise.
And we cannot hardly reach the other side.
And the devil, he's in trouble; I can see it in his eyes.
If you don't give him shelter, he'll have no place to hide.
Oh, it's rainin' in the mountains and the river's on the rise.
And we cannot hardly reach the other side.
And the devil, he's in trouble; I can see it in his eyes.
If you don't give him shelter, he'll have no place to hide.
The devil deals in dyin' and he travels in a hearse.
He treats you like a dog, now; he'd like to treat you worse.
But he don't have the answers, an' if he did, he'd lie.
The devil is a joker an' he don't want you alive.
An' some you win, an' some you lose,
An' the winner's all grin and the losers say:
"Deal the cards again.
"Oh, won't you deal the cards again."
L.A.'s in California, Lord, I been there many times.
It is an education, to be sure.
I loved a lovely lady there, she opened up my eyes.
She ran a dancin' school; it was a front, she loved the Lord.
It's been rainin' in the mountains and the river's on the rise.
And we cannot hardly reach the other side.
And the devil, he's in trouble; I can see it in his eyes.
If you don't give him shelter, he'll have no place to hide.
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If you don't give him shelter, he'll have no place to hide.
And the devil, he's in trouble; I can see it in his eyes.
And we cannot hardly reach the other side.
It's been rainin' in the mountains and the river's on the rise.
She ran a dancin' school; it was a front, she loved the Lord.
I loved a lovely lady there, she opened up my eyes.
It is an education, to be sure.
L.A.'s in California, Lord, I been there many times.
"Oh, won't you deal the cards again."
"Deal the cards again.
An' the winner's all grin and the losers say:
An' some you win, an' some you lose,
The devil is a joker an' he don't want you alive.
But he don't have the answers, an' if he did, he'd lie.
He treats you like a dog, now; he'd like to treat you worse.
The devil deals in dyin' and he travels in a hearse.
If you don't give him shelter, he'll have no place to hide.
And the devil, he's in trouble; I can see it in his eyes.
And we cannot hardly reach the other side.
Oh, it's rainin' in the mountains and the river's on the rise.
If you don't give him shelter, he'll have no place to hide.
And the devil, he's in trouble; I can see it in his eyes.
And we cannot hardly reach the other side.
It's been rainin' in the mountains and the river's on the rise.
If you don't give him shelter, he'll have no place to hide.
And the devil, he's in trouble; I can see it in his eyes.
And we cannot hardly reach the other side.
It's been rainin' in the mountains and the river's on the rise.
She ran a dancin' school; it was a front, she loved the Lord.
I loved a lovely lady there, she opened up my eyes.
It is an education, to be sure.
L.A.'s in California, Lord, I been there many times.
"Won't you deal the cards again."
"Deal the cards again.
An' the winner's all grin and the losers say:
An' some you win, an' some you lose,
The devil is a joker an' he don't want you alive.
But he don't have the answers, an' if he did, he'd lie.
He treats you like a dog, now; he'd like to treat you worse.
The devil deals in dyin' and he travels in a hearse.
If you don't give him shelter, he won't have no place to hide.
And the devil, he's in trouble; I can see it in his eyes.
And we cannot hardly reach the other side.
It's been rainin' in the mountains and the river's on the rise.
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