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I Think About You - Collin Raye



     
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Everytime I see a woman on a billboard sign
I think about you
Saying, "Drink this beer and you'll be mine"
I think about you
When an actress on a movie screen
Plays lolita in some old man's dreams
It doesn't matter who she is, I think about youWhen I see a pretty woman walking down the street
I think about you
Men look her up and down like she's some kind of treat
Oh I think about you
She wouldn't dare talk to a stranger
Always has to be aware of the danger
It doesn't matter who she is, I think aboutYou eight years old, big blue eyes and a heart of gold
When I look at this world, I think about you
And I can't help but see that every woman used to be
Somebody's little girl, I think about youEverytime I hear people say it's never gonna change
I think about you
Like it's some kind of joke, some kind of game

Girl I think about you
When I see a woman on the news
Who didn't ask to be abandoned or abused
It doesn't matter who she is, I think aboutYou eight years old, big blue eyes and a heart of gold
When I look at this world, I think about you
And I can't help but see that every woman used to be
Somebody's little girl, I think about youYou eight years old, big blue eyes and a heart of gold
When I look at this world, I think about you, I think about youOh, I think about you
Yeah, I think about you

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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.

Read more about Collin Raye on Last.fm.


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