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The Devil is Dealing Again

from Rodeo by John Fonvielle

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lyrics

I try to read your mood
You don’t know what I mean
I’d be with you if I could
So many states between us
Looks like the devil is dealing again

We talk on the phone
You try to read my mind
We’re together but alone
Can’t feel you through the line
Looks like the devil is dealing again

Refrain:
You say it’s just a game
We’ll make up the rules give it a name
Come win or lose
Are we the ones who get to choose?

You lay on the bed
I go for a walk
Your words inside my head
Reliving the talk
Looks like the devil is dealing again
Refrain:
You say it’s just a game
We’ll make up the rules give it a name
Come lose or win
Would we still have the strength
To try again?

We’ve weathered the miles
Still I don’t understand
The old and faded smiles
The cold in your hand
Looks like the devil is dealing again

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from Rodeo, released October 4, 2015

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John Fonvielle Wilmington, North Carolina

John Fonvielle has played in bands and on records for 40 years. In 2015, he released his first collection of solo work, which reviewers have called "soulfully intense," "uniquely beautiful" and "spare yet expertly layered."

His influences range from Bob Dylan for his melodies and lyrics, to The Band for the musicality, Warren Zevon for his intelligence, and Tom Waits for, well, being Tom Waits.
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