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Date: 4/17/97; 8:30:10 AM
From: Jason Wendtland <wendtlaj@uwec.edu>
Subject: Running out of reasons to run-Rick Trevino

Running out of reasons to run
By:  Rick Trevino

Key of G
			  G		       C
Intro: Play twice:	|---------------------------------
			|---------------------------------
			|-0-2-2h4-----0-0-2-2h4-4-2-0-----
			|---------0-2-----------------2-0-
			|---------------------------------
			|---------------------------------
	  G					
There's a long stretch of blacktop underneath a cloudless sky
D	   Em				    C
There's my truck washed and gassed up, just itchin' for a ride
    D				  C
If this had been six months ago I know what I'd had done
	 G		    D		G
But girl I'm running out of reasons to run.

Chorus:
    D				 C
I'm running out of reasons, I've lost that restless feeling
D			 C
Slowly I'm believing I'm where I'm s'posed to be
	 G		 D	  Em		     C
When you hold me I feel lonely to chase that setting sun
    G		   D	     G
I'm running out of reasons to run.

(solo-same as intro, but only once)

	  G
There you stand smiling at me sunlight shining through your hair
D	     Em				C
There's than door standing open with no urge to go nowhere
    D					  C
I'm finding all I've searched for in this love that we've begun
	    G		    D		G
But girl I'm running out of reasons to run

Chorus
Instrumental  C, G, C, D, C (then I think a steel guitar plays something
like
			this, except I play it on electric guitar:
		        C	D     C				      D
		|-------------------------------------------------------
		|---------------------8-8-8-7-7-7-5-5-5-----------------
		|---------------------------------------7-7-7-5---------
		|-----5-7-5-7-7/9-7-5---------------------------7-5-----
		|-5-7-----------------------------------------------7-5-
		|-------------------------------------------------------
chorus
intro solo about four times, then fade  (G, C pattern)
							Jason A. Wendtland