The Gambler and not the Kenny Rogers type
The Gambler is a kind man
and yet...
somehow he is also a shady man
Shady, not in the secretive type
Shady, not in the lying type
Although... one could say lying to oneself makes you the lying tupe
And isn't that what makes a Great Gambler?
When I say shady, I guess I mean the throwing rocks type
I'm kind, but I'll cast a shade on you
I'm the Gambler, but shame on you
To me, this is the worst Gambler
The one who prefers to see flaws in everyone but himself
It's okay for them because they lose and forget
It's not okay for others because they then have to project
For that, I say, you're a Gambler and not the Kenny Rogers type
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