Biography:
Noble Ray Price (January 12, 1926 – December 16, 2013) was an American country music singer, songwriter and guitarist. His wide-ranging baritone has often been praised as among the best male voices of country music. Some of his well-known recordings include "Release Me", "Crazy Arms", "Heartaches by the Number", "For the Good Times", "Night Life", and "You're the Best Thing That Ever Happened to Me". He was elected to the Country Music Hall of Fame in 1996 and—even into his late 80s—continued to record and tour.
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Other songs:
- 24Th Hour
- A Way To Survive
- Better Class Of Losers
- City Lights
- Crazy Arms
- Curtain In The Window
- Danny Boy
- Dont You Ever Get Tired Of Hurtin Me
- Dont You Ever Get Tired Of Hurting Me
- Drinking Champagne
- For The Good Times
- Half A Man
- Heart Over Mind
- Heartaches By The Number
- Help Me Make It Thru The Night
- Here Comes My Baby Back Again
- I Saw My Castles Fall Today
- I Wish I Was Eighteen Again
- I Wish I Were 18 Again
- I Wont Mention It Again
- If You Ever Change Your Mind
- If Your Ever Lonely Darling
- Invitation To The Blues
- Kissin Your Picture
- Make The World Go Away
- Mansion On The Hill
- One More Time
- Pride
- Release Me
- Run Boy
- Shoes Keep Walking Back To You
- Soft Rain Falling
- Sweet Little Miss Blue Eyes
- Take Back Your Old Love Letters
- Talk To Your Heart
- Thats All That Matters To Me
- The Other Woman
- The Same Old Me
- Touch My Heart
- Vaya Con Dios
- Walk Me To The Door
- Wasted Words
- Welcome To My World
- You Never Will Be True
- You Wouldnt Know Love
- Youre The Best Thing That Ever Happened To Me
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I Wish I Was Eighteen Again
Recorded by Ray Price
Written by Sonny Throckmorton
G G7 C
At a bar down in Dallas an old man chimed in
D7 G
And they thought he was out of his head
G7 C
And all being young men they just laughed it off
D7 G D7
When they heard what this old man said
G G7 C
He said I'll never again turn the young ladies' heads
D7 G
Or go running off into the wind
G7 C
I'm three quarters home from the start to the end
D7 G D7
And I wish I was eighteen again
G G7 C
Oh I wish I was eighteen again
D7 G
And going where I've never been
G7 C
Now old folks and old oaks standing tall just pretend
D7 G D7
I wish I was eighteen again
G G7 C
Time turns the pages and life goes so fast
D7 G
The years turn the dark hair all gray
G7 C
I talk to some young folks but they don't understand
D7 G D7
The words this old man's got to say
Repeat #3
A7 D7 G
Oh I wish I was eighteen again
Recorded by Ray Price
Written by Sonny Throckmorton
G G7 C
At a bar down in Dallas an old man chimed in
D7 G
And they thought he was out of his head
G7 C
And all being young men they just laughed it off
D7 G D7
When they heard what this old man said
G G7 C
He said I'll never again turn the young ladies' heads
D7 G
Or go running off into the wind
G7 C
I'm three quarters home from the start to the end
D7 G D7
And I wish I was eighteen again
G G7 C
Oh I wish I was eighteen again
D7 G
And going where I've never been
G7 C
Now old folks and old oaks standing tall just pretend
D7 G D7
I wish I was eighteen again
G G7 C
Time turns the pages and life goes so fast
D7 G
The years turn the dark hair all gray
G7 C
I talk to some young folks but they don't understand
D7 G D7
The words this old man's got to say
Repeat #3
A7 D7 G
Oh I wish I was eighteen again
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