Diane Ray
Diane Ray (1 September 1945,Gastonia, North Carolina) is an American pop and rock and roll singer of the early 1960s. She is best known for her 1963 hit single, "Please Don't Talk to the Lifeguard". Without any further chart presence, Ray remains a one-hit wonder.
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ALBUMS
- I Love My Doo Wop Christmas, Volume 6 released: 2010
- Boyd Rice Presents: Music for Pussycats released: 2002
- I Wish I Were a Princess: Great Lost Female Teen Idols released: 2001
- One Hit Wonders - Ladies Choice released: 2001
- Growin' Up Too Fast released: 1996
- Hazy Memories, Volume 1 released:
I Love My Doo Wop Christmas, Volume 6
Released 2010- Please Come Home for Christmas
- Christmas Tears Will Fall
- New Year's Resolution
- Santa Claus Is Coming to Town
- Happy New Year
- The Christmas Song
- Rockin' and Rollin' Santa Claus
- The Christmas Spirit
- Please Come Home for Christmas
- Run Rudolph, Run
- Christmas Kisses
- Holiday Hill
- Christmas Tears Will Fall
- Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer
- Blue Holiday
- Snow Man
- White Christmas
- Limbo Under the Christmas Tree
- White Christmas
- Merry Christmas
- You're All I Want for Christmas
- Santa Claus (Don't Pass Me by)
- My Christmas Prayer
- I'll Be Home for Christmas
- Silent Night
I Wish I Were a Princess: Great Lost Female Teen Idols
Released 2001- Will You, Willyum
- Your Wild Heart
- I'm Available
- Billy
- After School
- Sixteen Reasons
- Goodbye Jimmy Goodbye
- Thousand Stars
- I'll Save the Last Dance for You
- Angel Baby
- I've Told Every Little Star
- Happy Birthday Blues
- Triangle
- Let's Get Together
- That Greasy Kid Stuff
- Johnny Jingo
- I Wish I Were a Princess
- Please Don't Talk to the Lifeguard
- Navy Blue
- Dumb Head
- Remember Me
- Kiss Me Sailor
- My Boyfriend Got a Beatle Haircut
- Party Girl
One Hit Wonders - Ladies Choice
Released 2001- Let Me Go Lover
- Cry Me a River
- Band of Gold
- Ivory Tower
- With All My Heart
- I'm Available
- He's Got the Whole World in His Hands
- Padre
- Sixteen Reasons
- He'll Have to Stay
- Angel on My Shoulder
- Triangle
- I Just Don't Understand
- Love Letters
- Johnny Get Angry
- You'll Lose a Good Thing
- Party Lights
- Bobby's Girl
- My Coloring Book
- Mama Didn't Lie
- Just One Look
- Please Don't Talk to the Lifeguard
- You're My World
- I'm Into Something Good
- We'll Sing in the Sunshine
- The Wedding
- Walkin' My Cat Named Dog
- Angel of the Morning
- Love Makes a Woman
Growin' Up Too Fast
Released 1996- My Boyfriend's Back
- Remember (Walkin' in the Sand)
- My Best Friend Barbara
- Navy Blue
- She Don't Deserve You
- Please Don't Talk to the Lifeguard
- It Comes and Goes
- Maybe I Know
- It's Gonna Take a Miracle
- The Boy Next Door
- I Wish I Knew What Dress to Wear
- 442 Glenwood Avenue
- Johnny's Back in Town
- Stay Awhile
- So Soft, So Warm
- Look of Love
- Beatles, Please Come Back
- Summertime USA
- Can't He Take a Hint?
- Wow Wow Wee (He's the Boy for Me)
- Always Waitin'
- Watch Out, Sally!
- Wonder Boy
- Hey, Big Boy
- The Sweet Sounds of Summer
Hazy Memories, Volume 1
- Handsome Guy
- The Hermit of Misty Mountain
- A Kookie Little Paradise
- Big Rock Candy Mountain
- A Million Drums
- Got a Girl
- Please Don't Talk to the Lifeguard
- You're the Reason
- Three-Eyed Man
- Hollywood
- The Pain Is Here
- First Name Initial
- Top 40 News Weather And Sports
- Little Tin Soldier
- Little Red Rented Rowboat
- The Boys' Night Out
- Old Devil Moon
- The Ballad of Lovers' Hill
- Sandy Sandy
- Four Little Heels
- Talk Back Tremblin' Lips
- Who Put The Bomp (In The Bomp Bomp Bomp)
- My Boyfriend's Got a Beatle Haircut
- Little Band of Gold
- Tamoure
- Seven Up and Ice Cream Soda
- My Heart Said (The Bossa Nova)
- Spring Fever
- Magic Star: Telstar
- Out of Gas
- Love Is a Ball
- Hey Jean Hey Dean
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Snow Man
by: Diane RayI know just what I gotta do
I'm gonna build a snow man
'Cause since you left I've been so blue
And it's better than having no man
I'll make him just your size
With buttons for his eyes
A carrot for his nose
He'll where some worn out clothes
He might not look as good as you
But he won't be untrue
I'm gonna build myself a snow man
To take the place of you
Though his lips will be cold
At least he's mine to hold
I'll never say gee whiz
Not knowing where he is
I know he'll wait for me outside
My house all winter through
I'm gonna build myself a snow man
To take the place of you
He might not look as good as you
But he won't be untrue
I'm gonna build myself a snow man
To take the place of you
Like snow flakes from the sky
Tears fall down from my eyes
But maybe soon I'll find
You've had a change of mind
Until the day that you decide
To come back and be true
I'm gonna settle for a snow man
'Cause it's better than having no man
Settle for a snow man
To take the place of you
I have to settle for a snow man
I have to settle for a snow man
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