Devil in a white tie (western version)

(Verse 1) He rode in slow through the heat-baked town, Boots on the boards and his hat pulled down. Silver on his vest and trouble in his eyes, A gentleman outlaw in a white-tie disguise. Whiskey glowed gold as he stepped through the door, Every heart in the saloon hit the dusty floor. (Chorus) He’s the devil with a white-tie smile, Charm like a river runnin’ wicked and wild. Cards in his pocket and sin in his style, Darlin’, don’t you trust him — not even for a mile. He’ll steal your heart and your gold with a wink, Then vanish in the shadows before you can think. (Verse 2) Sheriff says he’s hell dressed up in silk, Smooth as a liar, sweet as warm milk. Dances with danger like a fiddle in the fire, A showdown prince with a crooked desire. Women swear he’s cursed from the day he was born, Men say he’s the calm right before the storm. (Chorus) He’s the devil with a white-tie smile, Charm like a river runnin’ wicked and wild. Cold as a desert night, sharp as a file, He’ll promise you heaven and deliver pure guile. Once he tips his hat — oh, honey, you’re done, ‘Cause temptation rides faster than a six-g*n. (Bridge) Maybe he was an angel till the frontier broke him, Maybe the dust and the b***d finally woke him. But now he walks where the coyotes howl, A silk-tied villain with a saint’s-lost scowl. (Final Chorus) He’s the devil with a white-tie smile, A trail of broken hearts stretchin’ mile after mile. Ride if you want but he’ll catch you in style — He’s the sweetest outlaw ever damned to exile. Just one look and you’re bound to his guile… That devil with a white-tie smile.