G Bm Em C D C G G Bm He circled and stared Em C nervous and scared G D he knew both the thrill and the cost G Bm but he didn't think twice Em C this amazing device Am D was his last chance to see what he�d lost C D now if time is really a river G C and upstream�s where he needed to be G C he set his sights on the past G Bm Em and finished his glass D C G and went back in history C D To the casual eye it's a barstool G Bm C but it's really much more than it seems G C a few drinks and then G Em she'll be with him again D C G as he sits on the time machine Bm Em C G Bm Like all pioneers Em C he swallowed his fears G and watched the whole room D fade to black G Bm he's dying to go Em C but he's no fool, he knows Am D how hard it will be to come back C D but tonight he's tired of the lonely G C and tomorrow will not be the cure G C so he'll just slip away G Bm Em find yesterday D C G and spend one more night with her C Bm Now as far as the customers can tell D G he's just one more fool who talks to himself > C Bm but every man in this place would line up Em D if they knew what that seat really was C D But to the casual eye it's a barstool G Bm C but it's really much more than it seems G C just a few drinks and then G Em she'll be with him again D C G as he sits on the time machine G C Just a few drinks and then G Em she'll be with him again D C G as he sits on the time machine Bm Em C D C G