Two Winning Hands
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Two Winning Hands
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Some lawyers can win
And some doctors can heal
Your ole banker can lend
Til all your pockets are filled
But if yours is the case
Of the sin stricken soul
For the problem you face
There's only one place to go
Just climb up that mountain
Where still springs the fountain
That sparkeling crimson
Called Calvary's flood
That same Jesus you've heard of
Can take a black heart without love
Wash it in red blood
And make it whiter than snow
Don't gamble on life
With all your luck and your skills
Cause ya can't play the cards
Ole man death's gonna deal
The bible has said
Who the loser's gonna be
There's only two winning hands
And they were nailed to a tree
(repeat chorus)
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