Snake Eyes
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Snake Eyes
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Life is just a lottery
No matter how you choose
But that has never bothered me
'Cause I was born to lose
It doesn't matter what the cost
You know I won't give in
And I don't care about the odds
Because I play to win
You know I am a gambling man
And I have paid the price
Luck has never graced my hand
When I roll the dice
Snake eyes!
I trust the way I live my life
The choices that I make
To the rolling of the dice
No matter what's at stake
Some will call me fatalist
And some will call me freak
But hidden in my throwing fist
The fortune that I seek
You know I am a gambling man
And I have paid the price
Luck has never graced my hand
When I roll the dice
Snake eyes!
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Amon Amarth performs "Snake Eyes", and this lyric page sits inside the Amon Amarth catalog on LyroVerse.
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