Biography:
Collin Raye was born Aug. 22, 1960, in DeQueen, AR, with the name Floyd Collin Wray. Both of his parents were musical, and his mother, Lois Wray, was a regionally popular performer in East Texas who opened shows for Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis and Carl Perkins in the 1950s. At 7, Raye was onstage with her performing. At 13, he and his older brother Scott formed The Wray Brothers and performed in the roadhouses of the Lone Star State. They soon became headliners in Portland, OR, and in the casinos of Reno, NV.
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Collin Raye The Time Machine
Written By: Gary Burr
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He circled and stared
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nervous and scared
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he knew both the thrill and the cost
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but he didn't think twice
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this amazing device
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was his last chance to see what he�d lost
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now if time is really a river
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and upstream�s where he needed to be
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he set his sights on the past
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and finished his glass
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and went back in history
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To the casual eye it's a barstool
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but it's really much more than it seems
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a few drinks and then
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she'll be with him again
D C G
as he sits on the time machine
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G Bm
Like all pioneers
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he swallowed his fears
G
and watched the whole room
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fade to black
G Bm
he's dying to go
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but he's no fool, he knows
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how hard it will be to come back
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but tonight he's tired of the lonely
G C
and tomorrow will not be the cure
G C
so he'll just slip away
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find yesterday
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and spend one more night with her
C Bm
Now as far as the customers can tell
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he's just one more fool who talks to himself
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but every man in this place would line up
Em D
if they knew what that seat really was
C D
But to the casual eye it's a barstool
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but it's really much more than it seems
G C
just a few drinks and then
G Em
she'll be with him again
D C G
as he sits on the time machine
G C
Just a few drinks and then
G Em
she'll be with him again
D C G
as he sits on the time machine
Bm Em C D C G
Written By: Gary Burr
G Bm Em C D C G
G Bm
He circled and stared
Em C
nervous and scared
G D
he knew both the thrill and the cost
G Bm
but he didn't think twice
Em C
this amazing device
Am D
was his last chance to see what he�d lost
C D
now if time is really a river
G C
and upstream�s where he needed to be
G C
he set his sights on the past
G Bm Em
and finished his glass
D C G
and went back in history
C D
To the casual eye it's a barstool
G Bm C
but it's really much more than it seems
G C
a few drinks and then
G Em
she'll be with him again
D C G
as he sits on the time machine
Bm Em C
G Bm
Like all pioneers
Em C
he swallowed his fears
G
and watched the whole room
D
fade to black
G Bm
he's dying to go
Em C
but he's no fool, he knows
Am D
how hard it will be to come back
C D
but tonight he's tired of the lonely
G C
and tomorrow will not be the cure
G C
so he'll just slip away
G Bm Em
find yesterday
D C G
and spend one more night with her
C Bm
Now as far as the customers can tell
D G
he's just one more fool who talks to himself
> C Bm
but every man in this place would line up
Em D
if they knew what that seat really was
C D
But to the casual eye it's a barstool
G Bm C
but it's really much more than it seems
G C
just a few drinks and then
G Em
she'll be with him again
D C G
as he sits on the time machine
G C
Just a few drinks and then
G Em
she'll be with him again
D C G
as he sits on the time machine
Bm Em C D C G
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