Six Weeks In Reno
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: DCapotraste: Sem capotraste
As recorded by The Nick Gravenites John Cipollina Band
(From the 1982 Album MONKEY MEDICINE)
[Intro]
D
[Chorus]
D G A
Six weeks in Reno and its over
G D A
Six weeks in Reno and its clover once again
G D G
Six weeks in Reno, shootin' craps, playin' Keno
D A G
Gamblin' like I used to with your love
[Verse 1]
D G A
A man can find a mighty sweet time in Reno
G D A
But if he gets to thinkin, it’ll turn right back on him
G D G
He keeps the slot machine spinnin' and the cocktail waitresses grinnin'
D A G
But it still just adds up to one more losing game
[Chorus]
D G A
Six weeks in Reno and its over
G D A
Six weeks in Reno and its clover once again
G D G
Six weeks in Reno, shootin' craps and playin' Keno
D A G
Gamblin' like I used to with your love
[Guitar Solo]
D G A G D
A G D G D
A G N.C.
[Verse 2]
D G A
A man always plays against the house in Reno
G D A
But the odds that they're givin' me are better than I ever got from you
G D G
Well, your love was such a gamble, you give me odds I couldn't handle
D A G
Love's an open limit game, Lord, and there's just too much to lose
[Chorus]
D G A
Six weeks in Reno and its over
G D A
Six weeks in Reno and its clover once again
G D G
Six weeks in Reno, shootin' craps and playin' Keno
D A G
Gamblin' like I used to with your love
[Outro]
D G A
I spent them, six weeks in Reno, it was over
G D A
Six weeks in Reno, clover once again
G D G D
I spent them, six weeks in Reno, shootin craps, playin Keno
A
Gamblin' like I used to
D
Like I used to
A D
Well, like I used to
A D A
Like I used to
G D
With your love
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