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Four Deuces Saloon – a Tombstone, Arizona song by Tanuki Thunder

“Four Deuces Saloon” is a song by Tanuki Thunder set in Tombstone, Arizona. It opens with the line “Corner of Third and Allen where the west end starts.”

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Lyrics

Verse 1

Corner of Third and Allen where the west end starts
Row of chrome and leather parked like works of art
Across from the City Park and the O.K. Cafe
Doors swing open at eight in the morning every day
Cowboys, bikers, locals, a dog beneath the stool
Ain't no strangers here, that's the only rule

Chorus

Four Deuces, deal me in
Pour it cold and pour again
Kickstands down and glasses high
Under that Tombstone sky
Four Deuces, deal me in
Where the good times never end

Verse 2

Best Bloody Mary in the whole Arizona heat
No kitchen in the back, so bring your own to eat
Pull a whiskey like Doc did, Old Overholt neat
Band out on the patio on a big event weekend
Jukebox when it's quiet, every song another friend
Christmas Day, free supper for the whole crew.

Chorus

Four Deuces, deal me in
Pour it cold and pour again
Kickstands down and glasses high
Under that Tombstone sky
Four Deuces, deal me in
Where the good times never end

Instrumental Guitar Solo

Bridge

Four twos ain't much of a hand to hold
But it's a winner here, or so I'm told
Pull up a chair, raise your glass
This is where the good times last

Final Chorus

Four Deuces, deal me in
Pour it cold and pour again
Kickstands down and glasses high
Under that Tombstone sky
Four Deuces, deal me in
Where the good times never end
Four Deuces, deal me in

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