All language subtitles for maverick_s04e30_benefit_of_the_doubt

Why'd you have to come back?

Gambler's hand?

You forgot I saw yours once before and
they didn't.

How'd Zindler know your hands wouldn't
be all cut up and scarred like that

handyman that worked here?

Well, you haven't won yet, McGavin.

Because I'm going to ride into town with
Mavis.

I'm going to go along with her story.
You ain't going to live that long.

You're dead, remember?

They can't do nothing to me for killing
someone who's dead.

A Warner Brothers television production.

How are you, Sheriff?

Roscoe.

You're late.

How about that, Settler?

Let's get the mail on board. What do you
say?

Well, you've been a real good sport
about it, Maverick. I never saw a better

poker player or a better loser.

You know that's what this town needs? A
man who likes to draw it on inside

straight.

Well, that's the sad game of chance,
gentlemen.

As my pappy always said, patience is the
best remedy for every trouble.

But money is better.

Bosco, give this gentleman a nice safe
ride, huh?

Hop in, mister. We'll be pulling out in
a minute or two.

This is a token of our esteem, since we
also won your horse and saddle.

I'm back and forth.

I'd like to have another hand with you.

went through the alley i'll circle them

Harriet?

What happened to

the money sack?

Yeah. Where's the sheriff?

Joe!

Well, I killed all of them. Did you get
the money?

Oh, there must have been a fourth man.

Probably passed it to him.

Let's get a party going.

McGavin, Walt, Sims.

What fourth man?

There was only three of them, and he had
it last.

Maybe you think he dropped it somewhere,
Mr. Zendler?

Yeah, maybe you did.

And maybe you were any kind of a sure of
this would never have happened.

You heard him, boys.

Start searching near Grog and Speed's
store, then back at Wilson's barn.

Yeah. And search them alleys real good,
huh?

Forty dollars a month buys a lot of
patience, doesn't it, Sheriff?

Something like that.

Get these dead bodies off the street and
find out who they are.

I've had about all this town I can take
for one night.

Somebody throw that mail sack on board.

You all right, mister?

The only thing that can help me is a
little hard cash.

How much did they get away with,
Sheriff?

How would I know?

Now, if you'll be so kind as let me get
this posse started. I don't think the

money ever left this town.

Listen to him, Mr. Halley. He's right.

The man in the alley dropped a canvas
sack near Grogan's feed store. I was

looking through the window.

What else?

I don't know.

My boy got scared.

I forced him into bed.

I didn't see what happened.

I'm ordering you to close this town off.

I'm searching every man in this town
till I find that money.

$7 ,000 of it.

I'm even gonna search you, Sheriff.

Maybe you'd like to search me first?

I'm just telling you, there was no
fourth man.

Somebody in Amber Flats has got that
money.

Now open up your coats.

Yeah, you too, mister.

At your pleasure, sir.

As long as it's your show, why don't you
make it real good?

McGavin, search the stage, too. Right.

I'll get the mail for you, Roscoe.

you happen to find anything i wish you'd
let me know i need it

Hey, Hitler.

As clean as a hound's tooth.

I still say Holly ain't worth a pot of
beans, and this little deal ought to

prove it.

Still got that itch to be sheriff, huh,
McGavin?

Yeah, I'd do better than Holly.

Well, I want my money first.

You're next.

Moscow?

Sure took your time.

Maybe you don't remember the place was
kind of littered.

Open up your coat.

It's not that I objected to be in search
like anybody else.

I just wanted it understood that nobody
could tell me what I had to do.

See any money, McGavin?

Well, go on. Look.

Search him, too.

All right.

Walt, Sims, McGavin, I'm making you my
deputies.

Walt, McGavin, you take the Dutch Creek.

Sims, you cover the road to
Pleasantville.

I'll take the door, too, and meet up
with you at Bob's Ferry by dawn

All right, mister, let's get out of
here.

Sorry for the inconvenience. Hope this
hasn't tired you for your trip. Mr.

Harley, at this moment I'm so tired I'm
breathing from memory.

Don't let him steal your mail, Roscoe.
Take it away.

Well, now, I thought you'd be home
sleeping.

Say what the...

I'm awful late. I'll be pulling out as
soon as they give these old ponies a

breather. Take what you got coming.

Hey, Pilgrim, wake up.

This is where I leave you.

Aren't you just a little premature?

Maybe I am, but this is as far as they
paid for your ride. Hop down.

Those no -good, cheap ten -horn
gamblers?

Seems like a smart -looking fella like
you would know when a practical joke's

being pulled on him.

I've got a pencil wallet and a $40 hat.

Nope. They took me for $900. I'm only
asking for a $5 ride.

I'm sorry, but if you don't pay up by
the company, sticks me for it.

All set.

Three packages, nine letters.

Here you are, Roscoe.

Listen, fellas, I've got to get out of
here.

Don't we all?

I ain't...

around here except in roscoe for quite a
spell you won't mind it

friendly

cuss ain't he

J. Holly.

Well, what do you know?

Did you say something?

Oh, I just read a friend's name here.
Can I do something for you?

Would this be worth a plate of beans and
some coffee?

Oh, I don't want your hat. Help
yourself.

Much obliged

You'd

have been better off you taking up
Undertaker I did

Give it up when a fellow wants that up
in his coffin.

Say, do you play cribbage?

Not today.

I'm very unlucky at cards.

Say, mister, somebody must come pick up
that mail. Maybe I can get you right out

of here. Well, maybe, but they don't
come very often. There's only six of

and they're scattered in all directions.

I just spoke to him last night.

Where? Hamper Flats.

Well, that's funny.

I just got a package for him inside. I
ain't seen him in months.

He sent me to the pen five years ago.

You know, mister, he done me a good
turn.

He taught me to give up crime and to end
my days in respectability.

He sure let whoever shot him get close.
Look at the powder burns on that coat.

What do you think he was trying to say?

Who knows?

A lot of men hated you, didn't they,
Joe?

You put too many of them away.

I guess one of them finally made good
his brag to put Joe where he belongs.

Maybe not.

The last time I saw him, he was looking
for a man that just stole $7 ,000 from

the American mail company in Amber
Flats.

My, oh, my.

Hmm.

Looks like my guess was wrong.

Well, as I always say, one bullet's as
good as another.

You mind getting a shovel while I sort
of pay my last respects?

Sure.

It's all the same to you. I'm taking
Holly's horse for services rented. Hmm?

Oh, yeah.

You know, I just noticed something. This
here package for Holly is postmarked

Amber Flags.

That ought to be a pretty rare treasure
for a stamp collector.

Good day to you, Mr. Coleman.

You thinking what I'm thinking?

Well, I don't know what you're thinking.

About that robbery you told me about?
Zindler locking up the town because he

thought the money was still in it? And
Holly putting the mail on board the

stage?

Reckon you wonder why I brought this all
up? I could have let you ride on out.

Oh, you could have.

But then you remembered you told me
about this.

What are we talking about, mister?

Well, it does seem kind of strange that
a man would send Holly a package 40

miles away when he could have handed it
to him right there in Amber Flats.

That's what we're talking about.

In case it eases your mind any, I didn't
know about that postmark until you

brought it up. You think fast, don't
you?

Well, I like to land on my feet with
coins stuck between my toes.

American Mail Company.

You know that Holly had me believing
there was a fourth man?

All them years, Holly sending crooks to
jail.

And then coming here for his last big
haul and getting bushwhacked on an old

store.

we wanted.

Well, Mr. Coleman, I thought you'd
turned over a new leaf of

Just wanted to make sure we was on the
same track.

If you trust me now, I could ride into
town, collect that reward, and we can

split it. I don't trust you that much.

What about your job here?

Well, I'll just close the place up. Let
them fire me.

Returning this ought to be worth at
least a thousand dollars reward. I

earn my share in five years working
here. We got a ride, boy.

We've got a ride for ourselves. We're
gonna be rich men.

We're gonna be rich men.

There she is, Maverick.

Fat and juicy.

That you, Holly?

There's two of them.

Well, if it ain't our poker -playing
friend, Maverick.

And old Bert Coleman.

I ain't seen you in quite a spell.

You looking for Holly?

How do you know? You rode out of town
last night.

Hey, that's Holly's horse. I know the
rig.

Holly's dead. Somebody shot him.

We're bringing back the money he stole.

Oh, that's a real pretty story.

Come on.

Get off.

Now, don't lose your head. We're telling
the truth.

You old Jonah.

Ain't seen you since you took Wells
Fargo at Dodge City.

Sims, take a look at that saddlebag.

Hey, it's a cat, sure enough.

Now, hold on a minute, gentlemen. You
don't understand.

Sure.

Up the old tricks, huh, Bert?

You inside, him outside.

Piers Holly was right, boys.

There was four of them.

No, he was wrong.

Holly sent the money he stole to himself
at the Midway station.

Sure, I'll bet he did.

I ain't robbed a nickel in five years.

Sure, the honest brakeman. Never stole a
boxcar in his life.

Tie him up, boys.

Get to the horses.

Help me Maverick.

Call me.

I got Coleman, huh?

Yeah, he's dead.

Well, where's the loot?

I wouldn't know.

Them other two will be along any minute.

Now, there's still time for you and me
to make a deal.

Whatever you got here, we split.

That's quite a deal. You're no crook
like him.

Not with fancy hands like that.

I'll get a doctor for you.

I'll help you get away.

I'm a gambler, McGavin.

I'll bet on a calculated risk, but I'd
never bet on the likes of you.

You just might be sorry. That's Holly's
horse. I know that blazed face.

Over here.

Walt, take a look. See if there's any
money on that horse over there.

Nothing on this horse.

Nothing.

Coleman's dead.

Where's that money?

I don't know.

You better start remembering.

Let's get him back into town.

Go on. Get on your horse.

Hey.

That money ain't going to do you no good
when you're swinging at the end of a

rope.

Hey, Walt, give me a hand.

What about your Holly?

Well, now, ain't you pretty?

I thought she wasn't working at the
saloon no more now that Holly told you

quit. Hands off me.

Now, look, I didn't kill that sheriff,
neither did he.

Can't you see? Holly stole that money
and he sent it to himself at the Midway

station. You're a liar.

Hey, Mavis, you'll get your chance.

She's kind of touchy about that kind of
talk, mister.

You see, she and Holly was fixing to get
married.

Where is it?

Look, I never stole it. We were bringing
it back.

Where's my money?

Leave him alone.

Look, it's my money.

Yeah, well, he's my prisoner.

Walt? Yeah? You and Sims take him in and
lock him up. All right, come on.

Now, uh, so long as Holly made me act in
deputy sheriff's, we're gonna do things

my way.

Now, I'll get him to talk.

If I can't make him talk...

I'll give them to you.

It'll be a pleasure.

All right, the rest of you clear out of
here.

You two, take care of him.

Now, uh, Mavis, honey, what's wrong with
me now that there ain't no more

competition?

Nothing, I guess.

You're just the kind of doormat a woman
would love to wipe her feet on.

Oh, honey, I bet you'd change your tune
if I come up with some hard cash, huh?

Just want you to figure out splitting
the reward.

When Zendler posts one.

You're so broke, tell old Rosie up the
street to give you credit.

I'm still waiting.

You do business with me, you get away.

If I turn you over to Zendler, hanging
will be a pleasure compared to what

do to you.

Hey, McGavin, fire Wilson's barn. They
want you.

Great time for a fire, isn't it? I
thought so.

Get in the back of the buck boat.

Look, there's one thing I want to get
straight. I never stole that money.

I know you didn't. I wouldn't have
gotten you out of jail.

You're not trying to sandbag me. I'm not
playing poker, mister. I'm playing for

keeps. I know Joe Holly stole that
money.

Now you get under that canvas. I can't
afford to lose you.

Look what we got here. Get inside,
Emily. You asking me, sister, or telling

Oh, I'd say she's asking.

You ask me, mister.

Maverick.

Maverick. Now, ain't that a pretty name?

Oh, you better sit down, mister.

Oh, much obliged.

Say, where are you from?

You name it, I've been there.

Emily, you better get into bed.

I don't want to go to bed.

You think because I'm younger than you,
you can tell me what to do, but you

can't. I could use a cup of coffee.

Sure enough.

Say, what's the matter? Did Mavis shoot
you or something?

I need to get this coat off until I can
take care of that.

Take care of what?

This is my house, too, you know.

Anyway, what's Joe going to say when he
finds that you're taken off with a

strange fella?

Joe's dead.

Joe dead?

It was Joe that stole that money last
night.

I think I killed him to get it.

Did you?

No, I didn't.

Your sister broke me out of jail because
she thinks I'm innocent.

She also believes I know where that
money is.

How would you like me to fill in the
rest of the details?

I reckon I can figure it out in time.

Emily, get me some bandages.

Oh, mister, you know you're lucky. It's
only a flesh wound.

Now then, why don't you just tell me
where that money is?

I'll turn it over to Mr. Zindler.

You too, huh?

You got another offer?

McGavin. You do business with him and
you'll end up horizontal.

Oh. And if I do business with her? I'll
save your neck.

I'll tell him I know that Joe sold that
money and told me exactly how he did it.

I can make him believe me.

Awful little old ham, huh?

Will you shut your mouth?

What's the matter, sister dear? Do I
bother you?

How do you figure I have that money
unless I killed Holly to get it?

Well, let's just say I'm willing to give
you the benefit of the doubt.

Now, where is it?

I'd better get some sleep first.

First, the money.

Well, the other man buried it. But
somewhere we can find it.

I have to do a lot of figuring.

I'll go fix this for you, Mr. Maverick.

And don't go getting any ideas about
Emily, now, you hear me?

I'm just beginning to get ideas about
you.

What you better be doing is trying to
figure out where your partner hid that

money. This here's my passcode.

I thought I'd let you wear it until I
fixed yours, just to show you my heart's

in the right place.

Oh, I'm sure it is.

Eight tunnels for Indian rights. Now,
it's deep. You hold on to that ladder,

you hear?

Wait a minute.

What the

devil happened back in town?

A friend told me he saw you going and
cracked all that jail. Did you let that

joker out of his cell?

You ain't answered our question.

I went in wanting to kill him, but he...

He pulled a danger on me and made me
open the cell and drive him away on my

buckboard. Where is he now?

I don't know. He tried to steal a horse
from me and I beat him off with my whip.

I got away in the dark.

Probably come back here to steal an
animal.

Search the place.

Something eating at you, Mr. McGowan?

Yeah, kind of.

If I can't convince your sister I'm a
real catch, maybe I can convince you,

Leave it alone!

Where'd he get away from you?

I can show you. I'll know it when I see
it.

Nothing outside.

Maybe I'd better stay here.

You go after women on your own time.

Is there a reward, Mr. Zinler?

A thousand dollars, dead or alive.

What you looking at me like that for,
sister?

I'm worth a thousand dollars, huh?

Look, mister, if you're thinking of
getting away from me without any help,

forget it. They're all over the place
out there.

All I'm trying to do is tell you don't
trust Mavis. The only reason she's

protecting you is because she wants that
money.

So does everybody else, even you.

Of course I want it. I've never had more
than a dollar in my whole life.

Only I wouldn't go to man into stealing
it for me.

Joe Holly?

Mm -hmm.

He was decent.

And he loved Mavis.

And he just got all caught up in her
sweet talk.

it's kind of gotten to you, too, huh?

Not exactly.

Yes, it has.

I don't like my sister, mister.

I never have.

I hate this place.

Look, if you know where that money's
hid, I'll help you find it.

And we'll even return it.

I don't have that money, Emily.

And I don't know where it is.

Mr. Take me away from here.

You're a child.

I'm not a child.

I'm a woman.

I don't want to end up rotting here like
my ma or being a dance hall girl like

Mavis with men pawing all over me.

I want to... I want to be somebody, Mr.
Maverick.

Well, then how did you get involved in
all of this if you didn't take the money

from him?

Well, we were bringing it back.

But Gavin and his men stopped us.

Well, and then what happened?

Well, after Coleman and I escaped, he
had the money.

By the time I found him, he was dead.

He'd already buried it. He was all
dirty.

Almighty. Look, honey, I'm awful sleepy.
How about let's talk about it in the

morning? What do you say?

Where's Emily?

How would I know?

You better start figuring out where that
cash is.

They know you're around here somewhere.
You ain't got a chance of getting out of

here.

Now, let's start from the very
beginning.

Where'd McGovern stop you?

On the road from Midway Station.

That'd most likely be Pine Meadows.

After you got away from him, how long
before you found your partner?

Maybe 20 minutes.

Twenty minutes, that don't give a man
much time to dig very deep, not on hard

ground.

Wait a minute.

Have you had any rain around here
lately?

No, not in, I'd say, four months.

Dry as a bone.

Except for Bear Pond.

How close is that to Pine Meadows?

It's part of it.

You're right, a man couldn't have hidden
it very deep, but he could have hidden

it in mud.

Coleman had mud all over his hands and
his boots.

That's it, Mavis, that's where the money
is.

You take her to it and you'll never see
that money again.

Emily, you stay out of this. Now, Joe
didn't mean to take that money. That's

I'm putting it back.

Get this fellow off by telling the
truth.

I don't believe you. You wouldn't know
the truth if it was staring you in the

face. Now look who's calling the kettle
black.

Who talked Joe into stealing that money
in the first place just to buy you

pretty things?

You're no good, Mavis. You never were
any good.

I'm in enough trouble already without
all this.

I can get you out of this country. I
know the woods better than any old

I know all the secret hiding places.

You better trust me, mister.

Right now, I wouldn't trust my
grandmother.

He's out there, Mavis!

Who? The handyman.

This is his day to work here.

Now you're going to let me help you,
mister? Make your choice.

Against two queens?

I think I'll just stick with the money.

All right.

You go with her.

You stay behind me. I'll get you into
the wagon.

Mister. Here.

Just to make sure you get back.

I'll take care of Henry. Now get going.
Take the back road.

Whoa!

Mr. Maverick?

Are we there?

No, I need some help.

Thanks. Mr. Maverick.

I'm, uh... I'm playing straight with
you. I sure hope you're playing straight

with me.

Anyway, I guess I ain't got no other
choice but to trust you have, uh... Joe

Harley.

Joe Harley's told that money, all right,
but what you don't know is he was gonna

give it back.

Give it back, the money? But that's why
I'm doing all this, don't you

understand? For him.

Honey, I quit believing in Mother Goose
when I kicked the slats out of my

cradle. But I'm not lying to you.

I've been... I've been having a pretty
hard time since my pa died.

Joe didn't want me working in that
place.

He wanted to take care of me. I guess he
thought if he took that money that...

Mr. Maverick, Joe was a decent man.

He was so shamed of what he'd done.

Afterwards, when he came out to the farm
to see me, he wasn't even wearing his

badge. He knew that we'd never find any
happiness on something stolen.

When he left, I... I rode to the edge of
the woods with him.

Before he rode on to Midway Station,
I... I made him put his badge back on,

because he was still a lawman.

Honey, I sure hope you're this
convincing when we ride into Amber Flats

that money.

Look.

The posse?

No, I don't think so. There'd be more
tracks.

But not if there'd been just one girl
around here.

You mean Emily?

Dear little Emily. She wasn't home all
night. She knows these woods like the

back of her hand.

Whoa!

Shot his shoulder and half his face
away.

Well, he found Mr. Marek's coat. And he
saw the blood in the bullet hole.

And he knew that the posse had been here
looking for him. And that we'd said you

never were here. He knew that we'd lied.

He was trying to choke me into telling
them where you'd gone.

He was going to kill me.

or don't you believe me?

I don't know.

Did you find the money, Mr. Maverick?

Somebody beat us to it. Now, Emily, I
want you to tell me what you know about

all this. I don't know anything about
this.

You've got to get out of here now.

Mavis won't help you. But what about
him?

Well, we'll bury him.

No.

We won't bury him. We'll use him.

We'll put your coat on him.

Well, he hasn't got a face anymore, and
his shoulders shot away like yours.

It'll fool the posse.

Look, it's the best chance you've got.

I'll tell them that you came back to
steal a horse and some water, and I shot

you.

Emily, what are you up to?

Well, I'm doing better than you. This
way they'll think he's dead, and he

need either of us to help him anymore.

Might work.

That is, unless you didn't mean what you
said about helping him.

Mavis, you go get the posse.

I hope you know what you're doing.

Hope so, too.

Oh, Mr. Maverick.

Before you went to sleep last night, you
said something about finding your

partner with mud on his boots.

The only place he could have picked it
up was Bear Pond.

Well, then why did you let her go just
now?

Because she would have turned you in.

She's been using you, mister, just like
she's used everybody ever since she was

a kid.

Well, this is going right back. Of
course, whatever you say. Only, let's

run now.

What about him?

Oh, let Mavis get out of it the best way
she knows how.

They'll never find us. I know places
through those mountains that nobody

about. I'll just bet you do.

And stop worrying about Mavis.

She's as bad as that money.

I heard her and Holly talking, standing
right here in this room.

You sure do get around, don't you?

They thought I was away, but I was right
behind that door.

Holly was talking about picking up the
package at Midway Station, and Mavis was

goading him into taking her with him.

Bet she didn't tell you that, did she?

Not exactly.

Oh, Holly didn't want to take her. He
wanted to meet her later. Except she

didn't want to get her hands off that
money, not for one second.

Finally, he talked her into his way of
thinking.

But, you know, Holly wasn't much better
than she was.

There he was, standing right in the
center of this room, with that star

right there on his coat, bragging about
how he'd put it over on everybody.

If you'd asked me, she was mad enough to
have shot him right then and there.

Somebody dead before he got to Midway
Station. Yeah, there you see, it was

Mavis. Only, only, he got away, and she
got scared and came back here.

Look, you get a couple of horses, and I
still have to put that coat on him. Now

you're talking, mister.

Rocky, I found you.

Hamley just shot Maverick. Oh, well,
good for her.

Did he have the money? I don't know.
Come on, let's go.

You sure did real fine with his face.

How can you tell who he is?

It's him, all right.

It's all there.

Get him out of here.

Too scared to touch him with the money,
huh, Emily?

Well, I did a thousand for his carcass,
and I meant it.

Just don't spend it in one place.

He sure got himself some food and a
horse, didn't he?

Coming?

Another day, another dollar, huh?

Where'd that money come from?

Why don't you tell her, Emily?

Why'd you do it?

It could have all been ours, and we
could have gotten away, too.

Oh, you got your reward. Tell me what's
going on.

Joe, Holly.

But you gave up the idea of going on to
Midway Station after he escaped you, not

Mavis. Me?

That's what you tried to make me
believe.

But you went too far, honey.

You're a liar. I never saw him.

You know, Holly may not have been the
best sheriff in the business, but he was

nobody's fool.

He would never have allowed anyone to
get close enough to him with a gun to

leave powder burns on his coat.

Not unless he knew that person well
enough to know that they wouldn't pull a

gun. You cannot prove anything.

I said I never even saw him. You also
said you saw a badge on Holly here at

farm. But you couldn't have.

You see, Mavis pinned that badge on him
at the edge of the woods.

And she has no reason to lie about a
thing like that.

And you only heard Holly talking to
Mavis in this room.

And then you rode out there and shot
him.

That's when you saw the badge on his
coat.

And you thought he'd been there all the
time.

You see, she gave herself away when she
didn't have to.

But then most people do.

You ain't gonna do a thing with me.

I got this money, and I'm leaving here.

Emily. I'll think about you, sister
dear, when I'm all dressed up in my silk

clothes and my high -heeled shoes with
champagne glasses in each hand.

You and your poor Holly.

You keep the farm, but I'm taking the
horse, and I'm leaving here, and you

ever gonna see me no more.

Never.

Give me my money.

You ain't gonna talk either.

I got you, Mavis.

You're going to dance when I pull the
string now.

Or I'll turn the both of you in for
hiding a murder.

Why'd you have to come back?

Gambler's hand.

You forgot I saw yours once before and
they didn't.

How'd Zindler know your hands wouldn't
be all cut up and scarred like that

handyman that worked here?

Well, you haven't won yet, McGavin.

Because I'm going to ride into town with
Mavis.

I'm going to go along with her story.
You see, Holly stole that money.

You ain't going to live that long.

You're dead, remember?

They can't do nothing to me for killing
someone who's dead.

I'm sorry, Mavis.

But that old saying that the good die
young.

It doesn't figure here.

Well, do you think he can make it stick?

Well, let's see.

He came back and attacked Emily.

And before I could stop him, they killed
each other.

He has a bad enough reputation, I think
they ought to believe it. They will.

I guess as far as Amber Flats is
concerned, I'll have to remain dead

Maverick, I don't want this kind of
money. You know that.

Yes. But you deserve it.

You've got to start someplace.

But it ought to be yours.

Well, if it'll make you happy, I'll
borrow enough for a poker stake.

You know, maybe this ain't goodbye.

I always pay my debts.

That's one I'll enjoy collecting.

Is that an invitation?

Could be.

For the future.

Let's keep our fingers crossed.

Who is the tall, dark stranger there?

Maverick is the name.

Riding the trail to who knows where,
luck is his companion, gambling is his

game. Smooth as a handle on a gun,
Maverick is the name.

Wild as a wind in Oregon, blowing up a
canyon, easier to tame.

Riverboat, ring your bell, fare thee
well Annabelle.

Luck is a lady that he loves the best.

That's to New Orleans,

living on Jackson, Queens.

Maverick is a legend of the West.

Riverboat, ring your bell.

Farewell, Annabelle.

Luck is a lady that he loves the best.

That's to New Orleans, living on
Jackson, Queens.

Maverick is a legend of the West.

Maverick is a legend of the West.