Card Shark
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Card Shark
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All your wishes
All your wishes don’t matter
The same as they used to
And all your money
All your money burns holes in your life
Oh, what you’d give for a whisper
Take it in, take it in
Cherish this fleeting euphoria
I’ve been wondering will ya
Realize when the time comes?
Stack ‘em up, and cash ‘em in
All your empty promises
I’ve been wondering will ya
Realize when the time comes?
Oh, and the oxygen
Goes straight to your head
Oh, and the confidence goes
Straight through the roof
But time doesn’t matter
When there’s no clock on the wall
And number twenty-two hasn’t hit in
An hour or so
But, who’s counting?
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Mo Lowda & The Humble performs "Card Shark", and this lyric page sits inside the Mo Lowda & The Humble catalog on LyroVerse.
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