Story Behind The Song
Sometimes a man's gotta party!
Song Description
After two straight weeks of overtime, a man decides to blow off steam in a wild weekend in Reno. Gambling, girls, and alcohol--it's a wonderful combination!
Song Length |
3:20 |
Genre |
Country - General, Country - Honky Tonk |
Tempo |
Fast (151 - 170) |
Lead Vocal |
Male Vocal |
Mood |
In High Spirits, Content |
Subject |
Party, Happiness |
Similar Artists |
Travis Tritt, Willie Nelson |
Language |
English |
Era |
2000 and later |
| |
Lyrics
I LOST IT IN RENO
Copyright 2007 by Barry Meadow
Two weeks straight of overtime and I was exhausted
Finally got a day off and I knew it would cost me
There was just one place to go, a pretty long drive
So I jumped in my truck, hoping for luck, and headed up the three- ninety-five
Yeah I lost it in Reno, down at the casino
Played craps, roulette and some keno
And there was plenty of beer
I don't remember the details but I know there were females
I went north, my paycheck went south
I had a helluva time, losing my mind in Reno
I woke up at two p.m. and my head it hurt bad
But I was smiling thinking about the wild night that I had
The slots were calling my name, and poker said "Hey!"
I played blackjack, tried for a comeback, and got me a free buffet.
Yeah I lost it in Reno, down at the casino
Played craps, roulette and some keno
And there was plenty of beer
I don't remember the details but I know there were females
I went north, my paycheck went south
I had a helluva time, losing my mind in Reno
Then after the show, I found a girl at the bar
And I'm pretty sure that things went too far
I can't remember what we shared
'Cause I was way, way, way past impaired.
Oh my head...oh my money...
Yeah I lost it in Reno, down at the casino
Played craps, roulette and some keno
And there was plenty of beer
I don't remember the details but I know there were females
I went north, my paycheck went south
I had a helluva time, losing my mind in Reno
I went north, my paycheck went south
I had a helluva time, losing my mind in Reno