Standard (EADGBE)
Well, it's a long way to Richmond, rollin' north on Ninety-[D7
]five,
With a redhead ridin' shotgun and a pistol by by my side,
Tearin' down that highway like a modern day Bonnie and
Clyde.
We met at a truckstop, Johnson City, Tennes-see,
I was gassin' up my Firebird, when I heard her callin' me,
Said, [ A7] "Which way are you headed, boy, -- Do you need
some compa-ny?"
She had me stoppin' at a Quik-Mart before we made it out of
town,
Next thing she was runnin' at me, tellin' me to "Lay that hammer
down,
'Cause there's a man right behind me, doin' his best to
slow me down!"
Yeah, and it's a long way to Richmond, rollin' north on
Ninety-five,
With a redhead ridin' shotgun and a pistol by my side,
Tearin' down that highway like a modern day Bonnie and
Clyde.
(Dobro bridge)
Well, we pulled up to a motel, in the middle of the night,
We were countin' all the money, smokin' stolen Marlboro
Lights,
Lord, we never saw 'em comin' 'til they read us both our
rights.
Yeah, and it's a long way to Richmond, rollin' north on
Ninety- five,
With a sheriff right beside me, pistol pointin' at my side,
-- oh, lord,
Such a dis--appointing ending for this modern day Bonnie
and Clyde.
(Dobro outro)
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Hey, -
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