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D7 4321GCEA4321GCEA G 4321GCEA4321GCEA |C Em/B | Am C/G |F C/E | D7 G | |C Em/B | Am C/G |F G | |C F2/C | CM7 F2/C |C F2/C | CM7 F2/C| Piano Man work-up 2/2

Piano Man Billy Joel 1 |C Em/B | Am C/G |F C/E | D7 G | |C Em/B | Am C/G |F G | |C F2/C | CM7 F2/C |C F2/C | CM7 F2/C| C Em/B Am C/G It's nine o’clock on a saturday F C/E D7 G The regular crowd shuffles in C Em/B Am C/G There's an old man sitting next to me F G C F2/C|CM7 F2/G Makin' love to his tonic and gin C 0003 Em 0321 Am 2000 F 2010 D G 0232 F CM7 0032

Piano Man 2 C Em/B Am C/G He says "Son, can you play me a memory?" F C/E D7 G I'm not really sure how it goes C C/B But it's sad and its sweet and I Am C/G knew it complete, F G7 C C/B When I wore a younger mans clothes Oh C 0003 Em 0321 Am 2000 F 2010 D G 0232 F CM7 0032

Piano Man 3 Am Am7/G D7/F# F2 La da da da-de da Am Am7/G D7/F# \ |G G7/F |C/E G7/D La da da-de da-a da Da C Em/B Am C/G Sing us a song, you're the piano man F C/E D7 G Sing us a song to-night C Em/B Am C/G well, we're all in the mood for a melody F G4 C F2/C|CM7 F2/G and you've got us feelin' al-right Am 2000 Am D F G 0232 G C 0003 Em 0321 F 2010 G F CM7 0032

Piano Man 4 C C/B Am C/G Now john at the bar is a friend of mine F C/E D7 G He gets me my drinks for free C C/B And he’s quick with a joke or to Am C/G light up your smoke F But theres someplace that G4 C |F2/C|CM7|F2/G he'd rather be C 0003 Em 0321 Am 2000 F 2010 D G 0232 F CM7 0032

Piano Man 5 C C/B Am He says, “Bill, I be-lieve this is killing me. C/G F C/E D7 G As a smile ran away from his face C C/B Am C/G Well Im sure that I could be a movie star F G4 C If I could get out of this place C 0003 Em 0321 Am 2000 F 2010 D G 0232 F CM7 0032

Piano Man 6 Am Am7/G D7/F# F2 La da da da-de da Am Am7/G D7/F# \ |G G7/F |C/E G7/D La da da-de da-a da Da C Em/B Am C/G Sing us a song, you're the piano man F C/E D7 G Sing us a song to-night C Em/B Am C/G well, we're all in the mood for a melody F G4 C F2/C|CM7 F2/G and you've got us feelin' al-right Am 2000 Am D F G 0232 G C 0003 Em 0321 F 2010 G F CM7 0032

Piano Man 7 C Em/B Am C/G Now Paul is a real estate novelist F C/E D7 G Who never had time for a wife C Em And he’s talkin with Davey, who’s Am C/G still in the navy F G4 C F2/C|CM7 F2/G And probably will be for life C 0003 Em 0321 Am 2000 F 2010 D G 0232 F CM7 0032

Piano Man 8 G11 C Em/B Am C/G And the waitress is practicing politics F C/E D7 G As the businessmen slowly get stoned C Em/B Yes, they’re sharing a drink they call Am C/G loneli-ness F G4 C But its better than drinkin a-lone C 0003 Em 0321 Am 2000 F 2010 D G 0232 F CM7 0032

Piano Man 9 Am Am7/G D7/F# F2 La da da da-de da Am Am7/G D7/F# \ |G G7/F |C/E G7/D La da da-de da-a da Da C Em/B Am C/G Sing us a song, you're the piano man F C/E D7 G Sing us a song to-night C Em/B Am C/G well, we're all in the mood for a melody F G4 C F2/C|CM7 F2/G and you've got us feelin' al-right Am 2000 Am D F G 0232 G C 0003 Em 0321 F 2010 G F CM7 0032

Piano Man 10 C Em/B Am C/G Its a pretty good crowd for a Saturday F C/E D7 G And the manager gives me a smile C Em/B cause he knows that it’s me they've been Am C/G comin’ to see F G4 C F2/C |CM7 F2/G To forget about life for a while C 0003 Em 0321 Am 2000 F 2010 D G 0232 F CM7 0032

Piano Man 11 C Em/B Am C/G And the piano sounds like a carnival F C/E D7 G And the microphone smells like a beer C Em/B And they sit at the bar and put Am C/G bread in my jar F G4 C And say, “Man, what are you doin' here?” C 0003 Em 0321 Am 2000 F 2010 D G 0232 F CM7 0032

Piano Man LAST Am Am7/G D7/F# F2 La da da da-de da Am Am7/G D7/F# \ |G G7/F |C/E G7/D La da da-de da-a da Da C Em/B Am C/G Sing us a song, you're the piano man F C/E D7 G Sing us a song to-night C Em/B Am C/G well, we're all in the mood for a melody F G4 C F2/C|CM7 F2/G and you've got us feelin' al-right C |F2/C|CM7|F2 F/E F/D | C! Am 2000 Am D F G 0232 G C 0003 Em 0321 F 2010 G F CM7 0032