Gather round me all you sinners, all you gamblers and card sharps
You drinkers and abusers, all you fighters at your hearts
You might pay heed...
Cuz ain't nothin' ever walked the earth like this before
Have you made your peace with Odin and with Baal and Aphrodite
Cuz there's a triple headed serpent here with one hell of a bite
And he knows you...
He knows you and laughs and locks the door
The time has come to learn Arabic for to study on your fate
In verse of old Mohammed and the prophets of the lake
Of fire and ice...
And sulphur, blood and demon acts of war
So take that little .410 bird gun and them crooked liars' dice
They'll be of no use to you in some chanceless afterlife
But roll them bones...
You oughta roll 'em like you've never rolled before
(wahid, ithinin, thalatha, arba'a...)
Beast of field will be upon you, bird of air pluck out your eye
The mercy of the nations will be deaf unto your cry
And on that day...
Ten horns upon the beast shall hate the whore
Corb Lund is a Canadian singer-songwriter known for his unique blend of country, folk, and rock music with western influences. Born in Alberta in 1965, Lund began his musical career in the 1980s playing in local bands. In 1994, he released his debut album, "The Engine Driver", followed by a string of successful albums such as "Hair in My Eyes Like a Highland Steer" (2003) and "Horse Soldier! Horse Soldier!" (2007). Lund is renowned for his narrative songs that tell stories of everyday life, cowboys, and characters from the American West. He has collaborated with artists like The Sadies and has won numerous music awards, including the Canadian Country Music Award for album of the year. Some of his most representative tracks include "The Ballad of the Alberta Oil Sands", "Keep It Clean", and "My Favourite Picture of You".
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