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5 -5 6 (6 6 -5 5 -5 5) 4 (4 -5 5) -4 4 MP3 Intro


Verse 1:

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| It’s | nine o’ | clock on a | Saturday, | the | regular | crowd

shuffles | in.|

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| There’s an | old man sitting | next to me, | makin’|love to his |

tonic and| gin.|


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| He says, | “Son, can you | play me a | memory? | I’m | not really |


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| sure how it | goes. | But it’s | sad and it’s | sweet and I

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| knew it com | plete, when | I wore a | younger man’s clothes”. |

|


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| La la la, | de de | da | | La la, | de de | da | da da |

| Harp2-C


Chorus:

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-4 —->

| Sing us a | song you’re the | piano man,| | sing us a | song to |

night. |

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4

| ‘well, we’re | all in the | mood for a | melody | and | you’ve got

us |

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| feelin’ al | right. | | |


harp here: 5 -5 6 (6 6 -5 5 -5 5) 4 (4 -5 5) -4 4 Harp-C


Verse 2:

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| Now | John at the | bar is a | friend of mine, | he | gets me my

|

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| drinks for |free. | And he’s | quick with a | joke or to | light

up your |

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| smoke, but there’s | someplace that | he’d rather | be. | | |

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| He says, | “Bill, I be | lieve this is | killing me.” | as a | smile

ran a |

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| way from his | face, | “Well I’m | sure that I | could be a |

movie | star if |

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| I could get | out of this | place”. | |


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| La la la, | de de | da | | La la, | de de | da | da da |

| Harp2-C


Verse 3:

Now Paul is a real estate novelist, who never had time for a wife.

And he’s talkin’ with Davy who’s still in the navy, and probably will

be for life.


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And the waitress is practicing politics, as the businessmen slowly get

stoned.

Yes, they’re sharing a drink they call loneliness,

but it’s better than drinkin’ alone.


Small instrumental here


Chorus:

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-4 —->

| Sing us a | song you’re the | piano man,| | sing us a | song to |

night. |

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4

| ‘well, we’re | all in the | mood for a | melody | and | you’ve got

us |

-5 5 4 4 —->

| feelin’ al | right. | |


Harp here 5 -5 6 (6 6 -5 5 -5 5) 4 (4 -5 5) -4 4 Harp-C


Verse 4:

It’s a pretty good crowd for a Saturday, and the manager gives me a

smile.

‘Cause he knows that it’s me they’ve been comin’ to see,

to forget about life for a while.

And the piano, it sounds like a carnival, and the microphone smells

like a beer.

And they sit at the bar and put bread in my jar,

and say, “Man, what are you doin’ here?”


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| La la la, | de de | da | | La la, | de de | da | da da |

| Harp2-C


Chorus:

5 5 5 5 -4 4 -4 4 3 3 4 4 4 4 -4

-4 —->

| Sing us a | song you’re the | piano man,| | sing us a | song to |

night. |

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4

| ‘well, we’re | all in the | mood for a | melody | and | you’ve got

us |

-5 5 4 4 —->

| feelin’ al | right. | |


Harp here 5 -5 6 (6 6 -5 5 -5 5) 4 (4 -5 5) -4 4 Harp-C

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