One More Roll Of The Dice
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Intro
F#m E A F#m E A
verse 1
D E D A
You ain't been thinkin' this through, now, have you?
D E D A
The last thing you need is the thing that you keep comin' back to.
E D
The mem'ries still fresh in your mind.
E D
Aware that you lost with it all on the line.
E Bm
More than you could justify,
D
But she gives you that look an' you just gotta try,
[Refrão]F#m E A
One more roll of the dice,
F#m E A
Maybe just one more shot in the dark.
F#m E A
One more chance that your luck might change,
D E A E
While you still got a little somethin' left in your heart.
D A D
She's a game you can play, not game you can win,
F#m E A D
But one more roll of the dice an' you're believin' again.
verse 2
D E D A
Maybe you're still hangin' onto what it felt like,
D E D A
The higher the stakes, the bigger the rush when it goes right.
E D
An' when you're a gambler in love,
E D
Havin' it all is never enough.
E Bm
It's a curse when it gets in your blood.
D
You're down to your shoes, but you can't give it up.
[Refrão]F#m E A
One more roll of the dice,
F#m E A
Maybe just one more shot in the dark.
F#m E A
One more chance that your luck might change,
D E A E
While you still got a little somethin' left in your heart.
D A D
She's a game you can play, not game you can win,
F#m E A D
But one more roll of the dice an' you're believin' again.
Bridge
F#m D E
Yeah, yeah, believin'.
D A D
She's a game you can play, not game you can win,
F#m E A D
But one more roll of the dice an' you're believin' again.
Yeah, you're believin'.
[Refrão]F#m E A
One more roll of the dice,
F#m E A
Maybe just one more shot in the dark.
F#m E A
One more chance that your luck might change,
D E A E
While you still got a little somethin' left in your heart.
D A D
She's a game you can play, not game you can win,
F#m E A D
But one more roll of the dice an' you're believin' again.
Outro
F#m E A F#m E A F#m E A
How to play One More Roll Of The Dice
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is F#m. You can transpose without leaving the page.
Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?
Yes. The chord progression works on acoustic guitar, electric guitar and keyboard. Adapt the voicings to your instrument and level.