Rocks Of Reno
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Rocks Of Reno
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You and I couldn't get along so our love it wound up on the Rocks of Reno
I loved you and you loved me but all we did was disagree bout everything but Reno
All the love we'd ever found we lost the night it ran aground in Reno
On the rocks that break the ties but heartaches in disguise the Rocks of Reno
We did wrong by leaving home and coming here to part
And although I've taken off my ring you're still here in my heart
So let's go back to our hometown try again to settle down cause we know
That our love just can't be stopped even by the lonely rocks the Rocks of Reno
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