Waylon Jennings - Reno And Me Ukulele

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************** RENO AND ME **************

written by John Hadley and Kevin Welch
performed by Waylon Jennings.

Capo on the 2nd fret.


Verse 1:
          C                           F
	Reno and Me hit the freeway,south out of town on the run
                                 C                G
	Reno was driving he asked me to roll him one
          C                       F
	I turned on the radio,i found us some sweet Emmylou
                             C
	I sang the harmony,low down and out of key
         G                       C
	Reno just howled at the moon


Verse 2:
          C                               F
	Somewhere outside Kansas City,on a highway that leads to Cheyenne
                         C                 G
	The radio put a song by a mexican band
                 C                                                  F
	Well i guess we were lost in thoughts of brown skin girls,took a couple

	Wrong turns in a row
                         C
	Reno and Me just laughed and agreed
           G                         C
	It don't matter which way you go


Chorus:
            C                       F                C                        G
	It don't matter which way you go,when you're calling the highway your home
                 C                   F               G                        C
	Every old town is your past burning down,it don't matter which way you go


Verse 3:
           C                                  F
	All of our old friends got married,doing all of their business in town
                               C                         G
	Climbing a ladder that leads to a hole in the ground
           C                                 F
	Reno and Me talked it all out, one thing that we'll never know
                                            C
	What's the point of a race where you stay in one place
          G                           C
	Believing there's somewhere to go


Chorus (x2).


Thanks to David M. Potter for the lyrics.