Biography:
Rosalie Sorrels (Rosalie Ann Stringfellow, Boise, Idaho, June 24, 1933 - June 11, 2017) was an American folk singer, guitarist and songwriter.
She began her public career as a singer and collector of traditional folksongs in the late 1950s. During the early 1960s she left her husband and began traveling and performing at music festivals and clubs throughout the United States. She and her five children traveled across the country as she worked to support her family and establish herself as a performer.
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[Verse 1]
C D
Oh, way out in Reno, Nevada,
C
Where romances bloom and fade,
F
A great Philadelphia lawyer
G C
Fell in love with a Hollywood maid.
[Verse 2]
Am G
Oh, come, love, and we will wander
C
Down where the lights are so bright;
F
I'll win you a divorce from your husband
D C
And we can get married tonight.
[Verse 3]
A G
Wild Bill was a gun-totin' cowboy,
C
Six notches were carved on his gun;
F
And all the boys around Reno
Em D C
Left Wild Bill's maiden alone.
[Verse 4]
G
One night when Bill was returning
C
Out from the desert so cold,
F
He dreamed of his Hollywood sweetheart
D C
Her love was as lasting as gold.
[Verse 5]
G
Well, Bill looked up in the moonlight,
C
Two shadows he saw on the shade;
Bm F
'Twas the great Philadelphia lawyer
D C
Making love to his Hollywood maid.
[Verse 6]
Bm G
Oh, your hands are so soft and so lovely,
C
Your form is so rare and divine;
F
Come away with me to the city
Bm C
And leave this wild cowboy behind.
[Verse 7]
A G
Well, way back in old Pennsylvania,
D C
The stars they are shining so bright,
F
But there's one less Philadelphia lawyer
C
In old Pennsylvania tonight.
C D
Oh, way out in Reno, Nevada,
C
Where romances bloom and fade,
F
A great Philadelphia lawyer
G C
Fell in love with a Hollywood maid.
[Verse 2]
Am G
Oh, come, love, and we will wander
C
Down where the lights are so bright;
F
I'll win you a divorce from your husband
D C
And we can get married tonight.
[Verse 3]
A G
Wild Bill was a gun-totin' cowboy,
C
Six notches were carved on his gun;
F
And all the boys around Reno
Em D C
Left Wild Bill's maiden alone.
[Verse 4]
G
One night when Bill was returning
C
Out from the desert so cold,
F
He dreamed of his Hollywood sweetheart
D C
Her love was as lasting as gold.
[Verse 5]
G
Well, Bill looked up in the moonlight,
C
Two shadows he saw on the shade;
Bm F
'Twas the great Philadelphia lawyer
D C
Making love to his Hollywood maid.
[Verse 6]
Bm G
Oh, your hands are so soft and so lovely,
C
Your form is so rare and divine;
F
Come away with me to the city
Bm C
And leave this wild cowboy behind.
[Verse 7]
A G
Well, way back in old Pennsylvania,
D C
The stars they are shining so bright,
F
But there's one less Philadelphia lawyer
C
In old Pennsylvania tonight.
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