Hello Ray
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Hello Ray
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Hello Ray, I wonder what you're doing today
I wonder how you've been, sure would like to see you again
I'd like to talk with you if you and I could find the time
I've got a thought or two burning a hole in my mind
But now I don't know who you are
And you are so far away.......oh, Ray
I remember matchbox cars, model rockets, and electric trains
Miniatures and glowing stars, and riding Big-wheels in the rain
Once in a while do you stop to think of me
Do you smile when you remember how it used to be
I never thought that it could end
You and I we were such good friends
But now I don't know what to say.....oh Ray
But now I don't know who you are
And you are so far away......oh, Ray
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John Rush performs "Hello Ray", and this lyric page sits inside the John Rush catalog on LyroVerse.
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