Tonalidad: E major•
Verse 1
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Well, I remember one September,
on one Friday night,
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Stagger Lee and Billy Lyne had a great fight,
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crying, when you lose,
your money learn to lose.
Oh, Billy Lyne shot six bits,
Stagger Lee bet he'd pass,
Stagger Lee out with his forty -five,
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said, you done shot your last,
when you lose,
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your money learn to lose.
Well, old man come a -runnin',
fell down on her knees, cryin',
Oh, Mr. Staggerly,
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don't shoot my brother, please,
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When you lose your money,
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learn to lose.
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It is way down in the gamblin' hall,
fightin' on the floor,
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Poor old Staggerly pulled the trigger
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of that smokin' .44
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When you lose your money, learn to lose
Well, you're talkin'
about some gamblers
You oughta seen Richard Lee
He bet 1 ,000,
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then he come out on a three
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Cryin' when you lose your money,
Oh, Billy Lyne said to Staggerly
Please don't take my life
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I got two little babes
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and a darlin' lovin' wife
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When you lose your money, learn to lose
Now would I care about
your two little babes
Your darlin' lovin' wife
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Boy, you done took my Stetson hat,
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and I'm bound to take your life
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When you lose your money,
Gentlemen of the jury,
what do you think
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about that old Staggerly?
Killed Billy Lyon
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about a five dollar Stetson hat
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When you lose your money, learn to lose
Well, the judge said, Mr. Staggerly,
Mr. Staggerly
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I'm gonna lock your body up
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and set your spirit free
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When you lose your money, learn to lose
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