Time Maching
Collin RayeVersion1
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D-DU-UDU
He circled and stared
nervous and scared
he knew both the thrill and the cost
but he didn't think twice
this amazing device
was his last chance to see what he& 65533;d lost
now if time is really a river
and upstream&65533;s where he need[C]ed to be
he set his sights on the past
and finished his glass
and went back in history
To the casual eye it's a barstool
but it's really much more than it seems
a few drinks and then
she'll be with him again
as he sits on the time machine
Like all pioneers
he swallowed his fears
and watched the whole room
fade to black
he's dying to go
but he's no fool, he knows
how hard it will be to come back
but tonight he's tired of the lonely
and tomorrow will not be the cure
so he'll just slip away
find yesterday
and spend one more night with her
Now as far as the customers can tell
he's just one more fool who talks to himself
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but every man in this place would line up
if they knew what that seat really was
But to the casual eye it's a barstool
but it's really much more than it seems
just a few drinks and then
she'll be with him again
as he sits on the time machine
Just a few drinks and then
she'll be with him again
as he sits on the time machine
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Readable chord sheet for Time Maching by Collin Raye
[G] [Bm] [Em] [C] [D] [C] [G] He [G]circled and [Bm]stared [Em]nervous and [C]scared he [G]knew both the thrill and the c[D]ost but he d[G]idn't think t[Bm]wice this a[Em]mazing de[C]vice was his [Am]last chance to see what he&[D] now if [C]time is really a r[D]iver and ups[G]tream& he set his [G]sights on the [C]past and [G]finis[Bm]hed his [Em]glass and [D]went back in [C]histor[G]y To the [C]casual eye it's a b[D]arstool but it's [G]really much [Bm]more than it[C] seems a [G]few drinks and t[C]hen she'll be w[G]ith him a[Em]gain as he s[D]its on the t[C]ime mac[G]hine [Bm] [Em] [C] Like [G]all pion[Bm]eers he [Em]swallowed his[C] fears and [G]watched the whole room fade to [D]black he's [G]dying to [Bm]go but he's [Em]no fool, he[C] knows how [Am]hard it will be to come[D] back but to[C]night he's tired of the l[D]onely and to[G]morrow will not be the c[C]ure so he'll [G]just slip away[C] [G]find [Bm]yesterd[Em]ay and [D]spend one more [C]night with [G]her Now as [C]far as the customers can t[Bm]ell he's just [D]one more fool who t[G]alks to himself > [C] [Bm] but every man in this place would line up if they [Em]knew what that seat really w[D]as But to the [C]casual eye it's a [D]barstool but it's [G]really much [Bm]more than it[C] seems just a [G]few drinks and t[C]hen she'll be w[G]ith him ag[Em]ain as he s[D]its on the t[C]ime mac[G]hine Just a f[G]ew drinks and then[C] she'll be [G]with him ag[Em]ain as he s[D]its on the [C]time mac[G]hine [Bm] [Em] [C] [D] [C] [G]