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Time Maching

Collin Raye
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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
 >
 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]

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