The Roving Gambler

DYSON, MANUEL

Well, I am a roving gambler I've gambled all around
Whenever I need my deck of cards I lay my money down
I lay my money down I lay my money down
I had not been in Washington many more days than three

When I fell in love with a pretty little girl
And she fell in love with me
She fell in love with me fell in love with me
She took me in her parlor cooled me with her fan

Whispered low in Mama's ear I love this gambling man
I love this gambling man love this gambling man
Daughter oh dear daughter what makes you treat me so
To leave your dear old Mama and with that gambler go

Mother, oh dear Mother you know I love you well
But the love I have for the gambling man
No human tongue can tell
No human tongue can tell human tongue can tell

Well I hear the train a-commin', commin' around the curve
Whistlin' and a blowin', strainin' every nerve
Mother, oh dear Mother I'll tell you if I can
If you ever see me commin' again, I'll be with a gamblin' man

Be with a gamblin' man, be with a gamblin' man

Trivia about the song The Roving Gambler by Marty Robbins

On which albums was the song “The Roving Gambler” released by Marty Robbins?
Marty Robbins released the song on the albums “Saddle Tramp” in 1966, “Long, Long Ago” in 1984, and “Country 1960-1966” in 1995.
Who composed the song “The Roving Gambler” by Marty Robbins?
The song “The Roving Gambler” by Marty Robbins was composed by DYSON, MANUEL.

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