Piano Man   -    Billy Joel
  
Intro:
Dm7 - Ddim7 -
C - G/B - F/A - C/G - F - C/E - D7 - G -
C - G/B - F/A - C/G - F - G7sus4 - C -
F/C - G/C - F/C - C - F/C - G/C - F/C
 
 
     C    G/B                   F/A     C/G
It's nine o' -    clock on a    Saturday 
       F         C/E      D7     G
 The regular    crowd shuffles  in 
             C    G/B     F/A    C/G
There's an  old man   sitting   next to me 
         F             G7sus4     C
Making  love to his    tonic and  gin 
 
C  G/B  F/A  C/G |F G7sus4  C  C Csus  C
 
 
            C             G/B          F/A       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             G/B           F/A      C/G
But it's  sad and it's   sweet and I   knew it com -    plete
        F         G7sus4        C       -
When  I wore a    younger man's  clothes"
 
 
Am    Am/G    D7/F#   Am/F   
 Laa la  laa litty   daah, 
Am    Am/G   D7/F#   -   G  G/F   C/E  G/D
 La laa    litty daa     daah da  dum 
 
 
Chorus: - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
C            G/B                F/A        C/G
Sing us a    song, you're the   piano man 
F            C/E        D7       G
Sing us a    song to -  night 
              C             G/B           F/A      C/G
'Cause we're  all in the    mood for a    melody 
     F                G7sus4         C
And  you've got us    feeling all -  right 
 
C    G/B   F/A  C/G  |F   G7sus4  C   -
F/C  G/C   F/C  C    |F/C G/C F/C  -
 
 
     C            G/B           F/A        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    G/B   F/A      C/G
And he's  quick with a   joke or a   light up your   smoke,
    F         G7sus4      C                  C  C  Csus C
But there's some place that's    he'd rather  be   
 
          C               G/B             F/A           C/G
He says, " Bill, I be -    lieve this is   killing me," 
       F              C/E             D7       G
As the smile ran a -   way from his   face 
            C              G/B          F/A          C/G
"Well, I'm  sure that I    could be a   movie star 
       F           G7sus4             C  -
If  I could get    out of this  place."
 
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  Am    Am/G   D7/F#   Am/F 
Oh,   Laa la    laa litty   daah, 
Am    Am/G   D7/F#   -  G   G/F   C/E   G/D
   La laa  litty daa    daah da  dum 
 
     C           G/B            F/A   C/G
Now Paul is a    real estate    novelist 
      F            C/E        D7   G
Who  never had    time for a  wife 
           C            G/B         F/A               C/G
And he's  talking to    Davy who's    still in the    Navy
    F               G7sus4   C   -
And probably    will be for  life 
 
C - G/B - F/A - C/G - F - G7sus4 - C - C - Csus - C
 
 
         C              G/B           F/A   C/G
And the  Waitress is    practicing    politics 
        F              C/E          D7     G
As the  businessmen    slowly get   stoned 
              C             G/B               F/A      C/G
Yes, they're  sharing a    drink they call    loneliness, 
           F              G7sus4      C    
But it's  better than    drinking a - lone 
 
 
Break:
Am  Am/G  D7/F#  Am/F  |Am  Am/G  D7/F# Am/F  
Am  Am/G  D7/F#  -     |G - G/F - C/E - G/D
 
 
Chorus: - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
C            G/B                F/A        C/G
Sing us a    song, you're the   piano man 
F            C/E        D7       G
Sing us a    song to -  night 
              C             G/B           F/A      C/G
'Cause we're  all in the    mood for a    melody 
     F                G7sus4         C
And  you've got us    feeling all -  right 
 
C  G/B  F/A  C/G  |F G7sus4  C  F/C
G/C F/C  C   F/C  |G/C  F/C   
 
 
         C            G/B            F/A     C/G
It's a  pretty good    crowd for a   Saturday 
         F           C/E        D7  G
And the  manager    gives me a  smile 
          C                 G/B                F/A             C/G
'Cause he knows that it's   me they've been   coming to   see
    F                G7sus4     C - C - Csus - C
To for - get about   life for a  while 
 
 
          C     G/B             F/A     C/G
And the  piano  sounds like a    carnival 
          F             C/E           D7  G
And the  microphone    smells like a   beer 
          C             G/B            F/A           C/G
And they  sit at the    bar and put    bread in my   jar
           F                G7sus4      C
And say, " Man, what are    you doin'   here?"
 
 
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  Am    Am/G    D7/F#  Am/F - G -
Oh,   Laa la  laa litty  daah, 
Am    Am/G   D7/F#  -  G    G/F - C/E - G/D
   La laa  litty daa   daah da  dum 
 
 
Chorus: - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
C            G/B                F/A        C/G
Sing us a    song, you're the   piano man 
F            C/E        D7       G
Sing us a    song to -  night 
              C             G/B           F/A      C/G
'Cause we're  all in the    mood for a    melody 
     F                G7sus4         C
And  you've got us    feeling all -  right 
 
C - G/B - F/A - C/G - F - G7sus4 - C -  (slow down)
F/C - G/C - F/C - C - F/C - G/C - F/C - C 

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