Chords for Gene Watson & Rhonda Vincent - Alone Together Tonight

_ [E] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[Bb] _ _ _ _ _ [D] _ Yeah, now our list is all [C] messed up, isn't it?
Sorry about that.
[E] When I came into Gene's life, _ _ _ _ _ _ he _ started on a, I think a, _ [Bb] maybe every one of these guys. _
But when I came into their life, I think they became [Gm] a steady diet of Red Bull and I just
always [D] tell everybody, he takes two of those a day when he knows I'm [Gb] going to be around.
[E] _
He never knows what's going to [D] happen.
But isn't it fun, Gene?
Yeah, I [Gm] said, let me tell you, I never had [E] work with anybody like Rhonda [Bb] Vincent.
Are you saying I'm special? _ _
_ [F] You're saying it takes a lot of [Bb] work, doesn't it? _ _
You know, I'm [A] one of these guys that's [Bb] kind of subtle, _ not real fast, but [N] steady. _ _
Ain't nothing about her subtle.
_ I mean, I'm sitting in the [Fm] studio trying to make up my mind how I want to sing this song
and she looks like a [C] ping pong ball around [Gb] _ the wall. _
One of the hardest working [Gm] ladies I've ever worked with. _
_ [N] _ _ _ _ _ _
Now, _ what are _ _ _ we doing now?
Yeah, we're just going to, I don't know, what should we do?
You know, this is Billy Yates, are you here?
_ Billy Yates?
[D] Billy's coming, I think, later.
But we can't start jostling [Bb] these around depending on which writers you're handling.
Yeah, we'll just go ahead [Dm] and deal with that [Bb] song.
_ _ _ [N] You _ see, when we do our show, like [D] tomorrow at three o'clock, the Rage and I will [Bb] be doing bluegrass music
down in the sports complex downtown and Hunter will drop his [Ab] bow like that.
I hope it [G] doesn't break.
_ _ [D]
[Fm] You know, when we do [Gm] shows together, and I'm sure some of you folks have been out to our shows
and we do shows together, well, boy, I just love to watch the Rage, you know, [D] work
and these folks, they are naturally players.
I mean, they [Bbm] do it.
Then me and my band go up [Bb] there and work and these guys are over there on the side of the [Gm] stage doing it. _ _
[N] _ _ _ I mean, we run in slow motion [Fm] beside you all.
_ [Gm] But we're catching up and I think we've settled in [N] on what we're going to do here.
I say tomorrow, we [Gm] never know.
They may not even know what the song is when we kick it [Bb] off.
Yeah, folks, I'm on my way to Wisconsin tomorrow [F] and I'm not responsible for what she [N] does. _
Well, let's do a Billy Yates song.
You brought this to us, one called Alone and Together Tonight.
[A] _ _ [G] _ [C] _ [Dm] _ _
[F] _ _ _ _ _ [C] _ [G] _ _
_ [C] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[F] Jerry told me _ that I could use some [C] company.
_ _ Funny I can see [D] you here.
_ _ Good about how you [G] appear.
_ _ _ No, I'm not with him [F] anymore.
_ _ He walked out, I [C] slammed the door.
_ What's that you say?
[G] _ _ _ _ I guess I need your [C] love.
_ _ But lonely just a [F] friend of _ mine.
You're not alone if [C] you get fine.
_ Someone to tell you [D] how to do.
_ _ _ I'd like to share a [G] few with you.
I know you just ain't [F] okay with this life.
_ There is a strong [C] and there ain't a right.
_ I know they can be mean to [F] you.
But they do [G] a good thing when we're together and [C] we're right.
_ _ _ [Gm] _
[Am] _ [F] _ _ _ _ [G] _ _ _
_ [C] _ _ _ _ _ I heard you need to tell me the good [F] news.
[Bb] _ _ [F] After all, it's [C] just one of the days.
_ We got nothing [G] else to lose.
_ _ We're just a pair of [C] lone fools.
_ Lonely just a [F] friend of mine.
_ You're not alone if [C] you get fine.
_ _ Someone to tell you how [D] to do.
_ _ I'd like to share a [G] few with you.
_ I know you just ain't [F] okay with this life.
_ _ There is a strong and there [C] ain't a right.
_ _ I don't think it left.
[F] _ If maybe we [G] could be together.
_ [C] I _ _ [E] don't think it left.
[F] _ But maybe we [G] could be _ together.
[C] _ I don't think it left. _ _
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