Philadelphia Lawyer

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. 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. 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. 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. 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. 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. 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.