Merle Haggard - Reno blues

Way ^Dout in Reno, Ne-^Avada Where ^Aromance blooms and ^Dfades A ^Dgreat Phila-^D7delphia ^Glawyer Was in ^Alove with a Hollywood ^Dmaid

"Come, ^Dlove, and we will ^Awander ^A"Down where the lights are ^Dbright "I'll ^Dwin you a di^D7vorce from your ^Ghusband "And ^Awe can get married to-^Dnight."

Wild ^DBill was a gun-totin' ^Acowboy Ten ^Anotches were carved in his ^Dgun ^DAn' all the ^D7boys around ^GReno Left ^AWild Bill's maiden a-^Dlone

One ^Dnight when he was re-^Aturning From ^Aridin' the range in the ^Dcold He ^Ddreamed of his ^D7Hollywood ^Gsweetheart Her ^Alove was as lasting as ^Dgold

As he ^Dgrew near her ^Awindow A ^Ashadow he saw on the ^Dshade '^DTwas the great Phila-^D7delphia ^Glawyer Makin' ^Alove to Bill's Hollywood ^Dmaid

The ^Dnight was as still as the ^Adesert And the ^Amoon hangin' high over-^Dhead ^DBill listened a ^D7while to the ^Glawyer He could ^Ahear ev'ry word that they ^Dsaid

"Your ^Dhands are so pretty and ^Alovely "Your ^Aform's so rare and ^Ddivine "^DCome go with ^D7me to the ^Gcity "And ^Aleave this wild cowboy be-^Dhind."

Now ^Dback in old Pennsyl-^Avania A^Among the beautiful ^Dpines There's ^Done less Phila-^D7delphia ^Glawyer In ^Aold Philadelphia to-^Dnight