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Date: Wed, 25 Oct 1995 12:29:00 -0400 (EDT) 
From: Arleen Myers  
Subject: CRD: One Boy, One Girl (Collin Raye) 

One Boy, One Girl 
(Mark Alan Springer, Shaye Smith) 
as sung by Collin Raye 
from the album "I Think About You" (1995) 

C  G  C  G 

   C                      G 
He finally gave in to his friend's girlfriend 
         F                  G              C 
When she said, "there's someone you should meet" 
     C                  G 
At a crowded restaurant way cross town 
   F         G     C 
He waited impatiently 
     Am            F  
When she walked in their eyes met 
              C 
and they both stared 
    Am                   F             G          C G 
And right there and then everyone else disappeared    but 


(chorus) 
    C        G     Em                 F 
One boy, one girl, two hearts beating wildly 
          C             G             G  C 
To put it mildly it was love at first sight 
   C           G           F               C  G 
He smiled, she smiled, and they knew right away 
Em                      Am                   Dm7 
This was the day they'd waited for all their lives 
          F                Dm7     F 
And for a moment the whole world revolved 
           G           C 
Around one boy and one girl 

In no time at all they were standing there 
In the front of a little church 
In front of their friends and family 
Repeating those sacred words 
Preacher said, "son kiss your bride"  
and he raised her veil 
Like the night they met time just stood still 

(repeat chorus) 

       Em                        Am                   Dm7 
He was holding her hand when the doctor looked up and grinned 
    F            G 
"congratulations, twins" 

(repeat chorus) 


[transcribed by Arleen Myers (myera@ils.unc.edu) October '95]