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Chris Ledoux ~ Every Time I Roll The Dice


[intro] 1.she got a roof that don't leak When the rain's pourin' down She got a place i can sleep Where i'll be safe and sound She got a lock on her door Oh, but i got the key She don't walk the floor But she worries about me C.her love has no strings Shackles or chains But i'm holdin' on for dear life It's like rollin' a seven every time i roll the dice 2.she got a big ol' smoke wheel She got a dog that won't bite She got a heart i can steal Just like a thief in the night She got a slow burning fire She keeps the radio low But when she gets all inspired We let the good times roll more free lyrics

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1.she got a roof that don't leak
When the rain's pourin' down
She got a place i can sleep
Where i'll be safe and sound

She got a lock on her door
Oh, but i got the key
She don't walk the floor
But she worries about me

C.her love has no strings
Shackles or chains
But i'm holdin' on for dear life
It's like rollin' a seven every time i roll the dice

2.she got a big ol' smoke wheel
She got a dog that won't bite
She got a heart i can steal
Just like a thief in the night

She got a slow burning fire
She keeps the radio low
But when she gets all inspired
We let the good times roll

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