Snake-Eyes-0.mp3
Snake-Eyes-0.mp4
Snake-Eyes-I.mp3
Snake-Eyes-I.mp4
Snake-Eyes-intro.mp3
[Intro]
The beast has
(Snake eyes)
And, it is
No surprise
[Verse 1]
Do you want to place a bet
One without high regret
Rolling pairs of ones
Leads to bad outcomes
[Bridge]
The beast has
(Snake eyes)
And, it is
(No surprise)
[Chorus]
Aces change faces
(Chaces snake eyes)
One’s won is lost
(Snake eyes cost)
[Verse 2]
Go on place a wager
Will the loss be major
When it adds to two
Equals big F U
[Bridge]
The beast has
(Snake eyes)
And, it is
(No surprise)
[Chorus]
Aces change faces
(Chaces snake eyes)
One’s won is lost
(Snake eyes cost)
[Bridge]
The beast has
(Snake eyes)
And, it is
(No surprise)
[Outro]
The beast has
(Snake eyes)
And, it is
(No surprise)
ABOUT THE SONG
In craps, the term “snake eyes” refers to rolling a pair of ones, resulting in a total of two. This outcome is generally unfavorable for players. On the come-out roll, rolling snake eyes results in an immediate loss for Pass Line bets. While there is a specific proposition bet that wagers on rolling a two, known as “Aces” or “snake eyes,” it carries high risk due to its low probability of occurring. Therefore, in most situations, rolling snake eyes is considered disadvantageous in the game of craps.