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by
DANNY BEGELMAN
and
‘ALEX HOUTON
1G SHOT
10 CLOSE TO THE BORDERLINE
22 «DON'T ASK ME WHY
26 THE ENTERTAINER
17“ EVERYBODY LOVES YOU NOW
32 11'S STILL ROCK AND ROLL TO ME
48 A MATTER OF TRUST
40 MOVIN’ OUT [ANTHONY'S SONG)
53 ONLY THE GOOD DIE YOUNG
60 STATE OF GRACE
THE STRANGER
THIS IS THE TIME
73 WE DIDN'T START THE FIRE
94 YOU MAY BE RIGHT
104 Notation Legend
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‘Moderate Rock ¢
Gem" Fa
Big Shot
Words and Music by Billy Joel
G) (Em)
‘Yeah, (2ndume)
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1, Well___ you went
2. And__ they wereup - town rid-ing in your lim-ou-sine with your fine Park Av = e = nue clothes, _ you had the
all im~ pressed__with your Hal-stondress, and the people that you know at Elaine's, and the
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Per- ig-non in your hand__ and the spoon up yournose.. 00. ‘when you
of your lat- est success, it Kept "em so. en -ter - tained, ‘Abh, but _now you
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‘go on and,
wake up in the mom ing with yourhead on fire and your eyes too blood-y to see
just don’t re-mem- ber all the thingsyou said, and you're not sure that you want to know. I'll give you
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ery inyour coffee but don't__ come bitch-in’ to me. Be-cause you had 10 be
fone hint hon-ey, but you sure did put on a show. Yes, yes, you had to be 2
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| big shot, didn"t___ you? You had to © = pen up____ your mouth. _ You had 10 be a
| big shot, didn’t___ you? You had_— to Prove it to___ the crowd. _ You had to be a
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big shot, didn't___ you? All your friends were so___knocked out. You had to have the
| big shot, didn’t___ you? All your friends were so___ knocked out. You had to have the
night; you know what ev - “ry-thing’s_ a - bout._ You had to havea
night; (you're) so much fun to be___a-round. _ You had to have the
last word ‘ast.
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Words and Music by Billy Joel
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1. Blackout, heat - wave
won't buy you much fate -Iy on the street these days. —_
2.buck three - eight - y
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bums drop dead, andthe dogs go mad in packs on the west side. Oo
can get ga5, you know, you can't drive fastan-y- more on the park ways
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young gitl stand-ing ona ledge looks like an-oth-er su = i She wants to
"Rich man, poor man," either way A - mer-i-can shoved in - to the lost and found. _ The
why. Fl
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hit those bricks ‘cause the news at six got-ta_ stick to @ dead - line. While the
no nukes yell,"We're gon-na all go to hell with the next big melt down.” I got re-
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tacked by a kid with ste-re-o sound. 1 don't want to hear it, but he won't tum down,
real close friends that are get- tin’ me high, ‘They don’t know how to talkand they ain’t gon - na try,
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clos - ing time, 1 sur- vived, I'm still a-live, but I'm get- ting
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16Everybody Loves You Now
‘Words 'and Music by Billy Joel
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1 Ba = by, all the lights are turned on _ you,
2. You can. walk a-way from your mis - takes,
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now you're in the cen-ter—of___ the stage,
you can tum your back on what__ you do.
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you are in___ your prime you've come of age, _ And
jyoutcaa) navel your!cake 21 and | Test 1 uvool And
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you can al - ways have your way__ some - how, “cause
lone = li-ness_ will get. to you some how, but
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1. Ah, they all want your white bod -y-
2. Ab, you know that nothing lasts for : ever.
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‘And they a - wait your re - ply.
And it's all been done be - fore,
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Ah, but be - tween you and me and the Sia ten Is - land
Ah, but you ain't got the time to got Cold Spring _
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4,Close your eyes when you don't want_ 10 see,
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soon there will___ be lines out - side your door.
stay athome_ when you don’t’ want to 20,
Feel- ings do.—not_—mat- ter in your game, yeah ‘cause
on-ly speak to those who will a= gree, yeah, andic
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See how all the peo-ple gath - er "round, ahc
it__ a thrill to see them crawl?
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Keep your eyes ‘ahead and don't_ look down, yeah, and
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Jock your - self in - side your sa - cred
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y - bod y. loves you
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Words and Music by Billy Joe!
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2.All your life you had to stand in line.
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leave
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you're ing on
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your
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Verse 3 All the servants in your new hotel
throw their roses at your feet.
‘Oh, foo! them all, but, baby ean tell
you're no stranger tothe street.
Don’t ask for favors, Don't tlk to strangers.
Don’t ask me why
Verse 4 Yesterday you were an only child.
Now your ghosts have gone away
‘You can kill hem in the classic style
Now you "parlez vous Frangais™
Don’t look for answers. You took your chances.
Don’t ask me whyThe Entertainer
Words and Music by Billy Joel
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Intro
Moda Rock J = 104
(Pay 3 mes)
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LI am the en - ter - tin - er and 1
am the en- ter - win - er and I've
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an- oth- er ser- e - mad - er and an -
know just where I____ stand,
I did not know at first I
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oth er long - haired_ band. To-day 1 am__ your cham- pi - on; 1
learned by doin’ twice. (ah) But still they come to haunt me,
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may have won_ your__ hears But I know the game you'll for-get__ myname, and I
still they want their say. So I've leamed to dance with a hand in my pants and I
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FITS START OTT OPT OFT
won't be here in an- oth - er year if 1 don’t stay onthe charts.
rub my neck —and-I write ‘em a check and they go their. merry way’1
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am the en - — ter-tain er; 1 bring t0 you__my___ songs. ra
am the en = ter- twin + er 1 come 0 do__my___— show. You
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pedal eel gar for,like to spend__ a day___ or two; T can't stay that Tong. No, I've
heard = my Tat - est re - cond it’s been on the radio. Ah, it
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got to meet_ex - pen__ ses, Tye got to stay in line, Got-ta
took me yearsto write it; they were the best years of my life, Tt was a
cmaj7 Cmaj7
get those fees to the a - gen-cies_ and I'd love tostay,_ but there's bills to pay, so. T
beau-ti - ful song, but it ran too long: if you're gonna have a hit, you gotta make it fit so they
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fam the en - ter-tain - er, the i- dol of my age. I make all kinds_ of mon- ey when
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1 go on the stage. Ah, you've seen me in__ the pa - pers, I've been in the ma - ga-zines;_ but if.
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1 go cold Iwon't__ get sold I'll get put inthe back in the dis- count rack___like an
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oth - er can of _ beans. 71
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am the en - ter- tain - er, and know just where I__ stand. An oth er ser-e - mad - er and an-
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may have won your hearts. But I know the game;_ you'll for- get my mname._ I
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won't be here in an-oth - er year if 1 don't stay on the charts, _
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Verse 3
Tam the entertainer; been all around the world,
I played all kinds of palaces and laid all kinds of girls,
[can't remember faces. I don't remember names,
‘Ah, but what the hell, you know. it's just as well, “cause
after a while and a thousand miles, it all becomes the same.
31It’s Still Rock And Roll To Me
Words and Music by Billy Joel
Intro
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mf PM.
Verse
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| 1, What's the mat - ter with the clothes I'm wear = ing? Can't you tell that your tie’s too wide?_
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May = be I should buy some old tab col = lars. Wel- come
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wy oer 2.
the age
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Fai I~ DA JJ emer
Where have you been hid - in’ out late - lyhon- ey? You can't dress—trash - yy till you
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spend a lot ofmon - ey. Ev - ‘ry bod- y's talk - in’ ‘bout the new sound. Fun - ny, but it’s
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(end Rhy. Fig. 2)Verse
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2, What's the mat - ter with the car I'm driv - ing? Can't you tell that it’s out of style?
3. How —a-bout a pair of pink side - wind - ers anda bright or - ange pair of pants?
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Should 1 get a set of white - wall tires? __ Are you
Well you could real - ly be a Beau Brum - mel ba - by, if you
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F.
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gon - nacruise the Mir - a-cle Mile? Now - a-days youcan’t be
jut give it half a chance. Don't waste yourmon-ey on a
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Em D c c
too sen ti-ment- al Your best bet's a true ba - by blue Con - ti-men - tal,
new set’ of: speak - ers. You get more mile-age from a cheap pair of sneak - ers
me
Hot funk, cool punk, © - ven if it’sold junk, it's still rock androll, = tom
Next phase, new wave, dance craze; an -y-ways it's still rock and roll, = tome. _
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it does = n't mat - ter what they
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‘Why. Fig. 1 (1st 16bars ony)
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4. What's the mat- ter with the crowd I'm see ~ ing? Don’t you know that they're out of touch? _
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are, then you think too much. Don't you know a-bout the
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new fash - ion, hon- ey? All you need are looks anda whole lot - ta -mon- ey. It's the
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next phase, new = wave, dance. craze; amy ways it's still rock and roll, © tome,{tT
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new sound, Fun - ny, but it's still rock ‘nw roll = to meMovin’ Out (Anthony’s Song)
Words and Music by Billy Joel
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(end Rift A)
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Geer geet 0 Court tny tiv walk the beat,
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Mis - ter Cac - cio = tor = i's down on Sul - ‘i - van Sweet,
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Son - ny move out tothe coun = ty Ah, but
‘ross from the med pee een tet ear Yeah, and he's
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work - in’ too hard can give you =a heart. at - tack, ack, ack, ack, ack, ack
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seems sucha waste of time, if that's what it’s all about. Ma- ma if that’s. mov in’ up than I'm.
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Chorus
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Words and Music by Billy Joe!
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1 Some love is just a lie of the hear,
2.Now I know you're ane - mo- tion-al girl,
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Jodo order Bs fo ade Boy fo vase
the cold re-mainsof what be- gan with a pas - sion-ate start, And they
it took a lot for you to not lose your faith inthis world, But
A (end Rhy. Fig 2) DS
JoJo order dst Lo rbr bd Jorba
may not want it tend, but it will, it's just. a ques-tion of when.
1 can't of - fer you proof, ___ but you're gon-na face a mo-ment of truth.
(end Rhy. Fig. 2A)
wiRby. Figs. 2 & 2A,
T've fived long e - nough to have leamed the clos -er you get to the
It's hard when you're al- ways a- fraid: you just re- cov - er when an -
Fim A
fire the more you get burned, But that won't ap- pen tous, __
other be- lief is be- trayed.___ So break my — heart if you must:
pF
DS_wrty.Fig.1 Bm
“cause it’s al- ways been a mat- ter of trust.
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47SS Bridge
(nd Rhy. Fi
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_ its a mat-ter of tut You can't g0 the
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Rhy Fig. 3A (end Rhy. Fig. 3A) Gud
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dis tance with 00 ‘much
ware, love, we both had our share of
letring -----4letring-
Snow hoo oh
know you have doubts, but for God's sake, don't shut me out
lev - ing too long, when the whole sit u- a- tion was wrong
Ry, Fld ‘Verse
a in DS wikhy. Fig’s. 24 24 (times) Bm Ds
3.This time - you've got noth - ing to lose.
4.Some love is just a lie of the soul,
Bm Fim
You can take, if you can, Leave it, what-ev - er you choose. I
a constant bat- tle for the ul - ti- mate state__ of con - trol, AL- ter
A bs
won't hold back an - y ~ thing and TH walk a- way a fool or a king.
you've heard lie up - on lie, there can hard ly bea ques -tion of why. _
Ray. Filt 5 By. Fil2
Gu? Gt oes DS
mt— Some love is just, a lie of-the-art,
Bm Fim
ite make be - lieve un- til it’s on ty a mat = ter of time.
the cold re - mains of what be - gan. with a pas. -_— sion - ate start, _
A
_ ‘And some might have learned to ad = just but that it
_ But that can't____ ap = pen tous, cause it's
To Coda ® Guitar Solo
Ds. Rhy it's 2 & 2A (st 6 bas only) Bm
al - ways been
letrng == letring
fatA wihy. Fig's 334 DS. al Coda
° sw/Rhy. Fig (uni end) Bm iio
| al - ways been a mat - ter oof trust.ps Bm Ds
“Cause it's al- ways been a mat-ter of trust. _
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us
Bm ps
Fade out
usOnly The Good Die Young
Words and Music by Billy Joel
Hol MM ontera
GC Gonna ‘pe Feet:
Poot iw si ow 7
Verse
Rhy. Fig 18 (2nd time only)
wap oe Koo oo:
you Cath-o- lie girls stan much _
Come out Vir= gin ia, don’t let me wait
heard 1 run with a dan ger- ous crowd, We ain't. too pretty. We
Ry Fl
Sn a oe Gum c
Oh, but soonser or lat - er it comes___down toate.
We might be laugh - ing a bit too loud,
but
Rhy. Fill G
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Frogs Ge
(ead Rhy. Fig.) F G
Well they showed you asia, told _
show
might aswell be the one.
nev er hur noone, Come on. Vir gin ~ ia
Gwe
Rhy: Fig. ta
St
jon a pays they built’ you. a tem-ple and locked you~ way. Ah, but
me a sign, send up. a sig- nal Tl throw___ you a line. The
things that you might have done. _
they never told you the price that you pay. for
stained glass.-—=scur- tain you're hid - ing be~ hind __
ne -ver lets in the sun.
(end Rhy. Fis
Rhy. Fld
Gu.SS Chorus
Ry. a2
stile w/Rhy, Fill 3
G
Well, on- ly the good young,
Darling, on = ly the good young. —________
Gu. 3
——————— Rift 2a
Foon Goon ia
Tami m7: kw) TT 3
On -ly the good
That's__ what T said
To Codal ®
Fo
rio Aan:
_————__
ly the good die young. __
die young. on
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SS ———————————
G7 IP
(end Ry. F2) Gon
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| 2. You___might of heard __ You gota nice white dress and a
Fore
Toe. Imo: on.
got a brand __
party on your con - fir- ma - tion.
D Fons
TITAS TTT ASTI tito
new soul Mm and a cross of gold,
Gop Fos
Ray. Fig. 3) z = J t=
~ =
~ Well, Vir - gin -ia, they did- n't give you quite enough in - for- ma -
ift3ation, You did n't count on me
man nm TTT T
when you were count-ing on your 10 - sa- Ty. 3,.Whoa, whoa, whoa, and they say__
(end Ri
SESE Verses 3&4
. W/Rhy. Figs. 1 & Ta (It 7 bars only)
F G c F
there's a hea ven for those who will wait And some say i's bet- ter but T__
4, See addtional Ieries
say it ain't Td rath- er laugh with the sinners than cry with the saints; the
wy. Fl 3 Gus. 1&2) To Coda ll @®
F G DS. al Coda
sinners are much more - fun, You know that on - ly the good___ die‘Saxophone Solo
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ITTI To ws = Te
Coda
e
(simile) F
“Said your
Bridge 2
why. Fig 3 RIES
G F —~
tion, Oh, she nev - er cared forme.
Does she ev - er say @ prayer for ___ me? 4.Whoa, whoa, whoa, come out__Coda I! Chorus
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c F G
young. Tell you ba - by.
you know that on - ly the good die
0G € ~:
good die young. On- ty the good ___ ooh
G c ae ——_
ie ‘young. ‘Ooh ooh, ooh,
ooh, ooh,
ooh, ooh. ‘ooh.
On- ly the good de young on- ly the
‘good die young. __ Ooh,
Verse 4 Come out, Virginia, don't make me wait
You Catholic girls start much too late.
But sooner or later it comes down to fate
T might as well be the one.State of Grace
vest hy Em do
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56 Daj? Efsust E7 EUR
dim? AE BIDE
Intro
Moderate Rock J = 188
ae Joos Too. ino Ings
* piano ar. for gu.
Bm7ks Amaj9 Amajo DIFE (cod Rhy. Fig. 1)
5A Toh Poe TT
5S Verse
Ray. Fig 1A. A w/Rhy. Fig 12 cies) Gt
orp eS 2
vs
1. There you go, slipping a~ way in- t0@ state of grace,_
2.there you go, slipping a- way in- to 2 state of grace,_
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: . i J
T know the look thatcomes a - cross your face, its so fa mil - iar me,
Granted, this world it, not a per ~ fect place: __ still, i’s the world that I'm in,
(end Rhy. Fig. 1A) wry, Fig. 1A
Amajo A Ama A
bu hy
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f= ——
SSS
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talk = ing while you don’t hear = a word Tay.
Bs ee neve ert te cer aetna yon ttre me right
Know - ing you're watch ing me from—far a= way,
Bmrs E Amajg A Amajg Dirt To Codal®
why, Fill
some-times you don't__ want to see Here we are,
some where that I've nev - er been. Don't you
56% Bridge
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Fim 6 Dmaj7
sol SISIJ 1 STS 2 JI S73
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both of us know we're in love, but
— ‘get you to state where you are,
letcng
Ry-FL Gag
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i
that isn't al - ways e~ nough, 1 ne- ver could__ ise
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d Ii F713 1 3 Td]
Bridge 2
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* Tons J ons J ons
see, youlived a diff - ‘Tent life from me.
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Interlude
Coda Il with. Fe 1
oo in Gt F Dm
Bb Bm7b5 E Amjo A Amajg prt
Verse 3
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A EGE F
There you go, slip- ping a- way in- toa state of grace, __
drift - ing a = way in = to your sa - ered
Bmrs E Amajg A Amaj9
some - place that I've ne ver been.‘State
mrs
State
Gt
slip =
Bmrs
ping
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substitute wy Fl 4
F
state
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State of
grace.The Stranger
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by
* Denotes bass part
70Coda “Wt. Fe3
a2 B7(¥) Em? Am? Em?
FAA. 1!
self, 4. You may ne-ver un - der-stand_ how the stran- ger is in - spired, but he
J J J »
a SSS = = SS ——
n't al- ways e-vill and he is____—not_ al’ ways wrong, Though you
Em7 *amT
drown in good in. - ten-Tions, you will -ne-ver quench the fire You'll give in-
Riffs A& AI (bth Ist 2 bars only
‘peat unt crosade &
Rhy Figs da cept unl erssfase
. *AmT D B Em7
4 d J -
to your_ de-sires__— when the stran - ger comes a - lon:
cr Em? co
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Crossfade (1=74)
Em7 a (ete..) D6 B7De
2
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Pano pays melody
Rey Fg ant fade
Em Dadd6 ‘Cmaj7 B
=
Cmaj7 E DFHGE?7 Am G Dire Ame,
Verse 3
‘Once I used to believe
Iwas such a great romancer.
‘Then I came home to a woman
that I could not recognize.
‘When I pressed her for a reason,
she refused to even answer.
twas then I felt the stranger
kick me right between the eyes.We Didn’t Start The Fire
Words and Music by Billy Joel
osm ck em gs
2 OR FE
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Intro
Moderate Rock J=144
Gui NC
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{snot stuck only
(Notes in parentheses are fom repeating eco effet)
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slight PM,
slight PM.
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aay cs tyre d a an
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3 4. DJ 4. DJ
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(note fades in wifeedback)
‘a
74aes
cs (end Rhy. Fig. 1 Dsttype 2)
J. a) wet ti Sm “Fn 7d
(x1 teoughow)
| Har- ry Tru-man, Dor- is Day, Red_——Chi- na, John- nie Ray,
arr
Csitype 2) (od Rhy. Fig. 2)
South Pa- cif ic, Wal-ter Win-chell, Joe Di-Mag- gi - 0. Joe Me-Car-thy, Rich-ard Nix -on,
Dsitype2) ES cs
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wy. Fill Em c
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rth vdtood BY Lo DB
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cs ps ES
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2 Bud-dy Hol- ly, Ben Hur, Space Mon-Key, Maf- i - a Hu - la hoops, Cas- 0,
and the Catch-er In The Rye. Eis- en-how-er, Vac - cine, Eng-land’s got. anew queen,
Ed-sel is a mo- go. ui. 2 Syng-man Rhee, pay - 0 - la and Ken-ne- dy,
‘wit 31s time only)
ES cs
Ma - ci - an - 0, Lib- er - a = cy San - wy - an - a, good - bye.
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Chorus
Ry. Fig. & Rhy. Fill |(2ines)
2od ume subsite wiRhy. Fig. 32 times)
cop Ds
>
We —did- n't start. the fire, it’ was al - ways bum___ ing since the
Ny
—<—<—————_,
(Note fades in wiecdback) wer
fallworld’s been tum = ing. We did n't stant the fie, no we
eae es To Coda ®
did = ont Hight it but we. ied to fight it
Verse
why. Fig. 2 (4 ies) & Fils
Gs ps ES
3. Joseph Stal- in, Mal-en-kov,__Nas~ ser and Pro- ko - fi- ev, Rock
fel- ler, Camp- a - nel - la,
writs
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Brook -Iyn’s got a win-ning team, Da- vy Crockett, Pet- er Pan, El- vis. Pres- ley, Dis -ney-land.Bar - dot Bud - a - pest, AL + a + bam - a, Khrush - chev,
wine
Prin - cess Grace, Pey - ton Place oe Glee nc eet
Chorus
Rhy. Fig. (1st 7 bas only)
a) ps
We did - n't stat the fire, it was al - ways bum - ing since the
Rhy. Fig. 3
world’s been tum = ing. We did n't start the fire. No, we
(ead Rhy. Fig. 3) why. Fig. 3
78Bridge
Am C5ttype 2)
Em 4. Dt mm TT TI SIT I
(PM, toughen)
did - n't Tight it but_ we tried to fight__ it. Lit - tle Rock, Past er~ nak,
Gea
Dscaype 2) (ond Rhy Fie
As ks : :
Mick- ey Mantle, Ker- ou- ac, Sput - nik, Chou = En-Lai, Bridge On The Riv- er Kwai
why. Fig
Leb-a- non, Charles de Gaulle, Cal - i= for- nia base - ball, Stark wea: ther Hom -i- cide,
fering =
73DS. al 4th Verse al Coda
Ne.
slight Pa,
Coda
°
Verse
wy. Fig, 202 times) & Fit 2
Gs bs ES
5. Hem-ming- way, Eich - mann, Strang-er In A Strange Land, Dy - lan, Ber ~ lin,
writs
Bay of Pigs In- va- sion Lawsence of A-ra- bi- Brit- ish Beat-le- man
why. Fig. 2 (st 3 bars only) & Fal2
ES cs GS
a
le Miss, John Glenn, Lis- ton beats Pat - ter son, Pope Paul, Mal-colm X,cs
Ds ES ei
em
Brit-ish pol - i - tie~ ian sex, IF K. blown a- way, what else do I have to say?
Chorus
wiRy, Fig 1 & Rhy. Fig 3
cD Ds Em
We —did- n't stat the fire, it was al - ways burn - ing since the
cs. cD bs
=a
world’s been tum - ing We — did- n't stat the fire, no we
Verse
wikhy. Fig. 2 times)
EmB cs. Gs
n't light__ it but we o fight it Chi Minh,
Rich- ard Nix- on back a gain, Moon - shot, Wood - stock, Wat-er-gate, Punk Rock.in, Rea- gan, Pal - e- stine, ter-ror on the air - Aya. tol-lah's in I~ ran,
Rus-sians in Af- ghan - Wheel of For-tune, Sal ly Ride, Heav-y Met- al Su - i- cide,
wR. Fig 2 (182 bars ony)
y ES cs Gs
For-eign debts, Home-less Vets, Crack, Ber-nie Hy- po- der- mies on the shore,
Sun der Mar-tial Law, Rock and Roller Co - la Wars, 1 can'ttake itChorus
wR. Fig. & Rhy. Fig. 3 (2 ties)
co bs
a 7
We did - n't stat the fire,__ it’ was al - ways bum - ing since the
cs cD Ds
world’s been tum - ing on us. We id= n't start. the fire, but when
why, Fig, 1 (1st bars only) & Rhy, Fig. 3
EmB cs cD Ds
we are gone will it’ still burn on, and on, and on, and on, __
and on, and on, and on, and on?
why. Fig | (bas 5-8) & Rhy. Fig. 3
oD ps EmB
We did - n't start the fire, it was al - ways bum - ing since the
why. Fig. 1 (bars 1) & Rhy. Fig. 3
cs GD bs
world’s been tum = ing. We did - n't start the fire No, we
Repeat and Fade
Em cs
did = ont ight it but we tried: to fight itThis Is The Time
Words and Music by Billy Joel
BS aay, Bama? gO" BEN D7 ELE BA Ab6 Guus G7
Bed
“HRD FRR TEE TR” fie ERE GRR TD AR”
ids) BME Dm Am C™” AICHE Calg Gm7 Em. _A7. Bhs? Gb6
Fay FST RST
Intro
Moderate Rock J = 126
Ou Ow . :
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me dt ob obs Ok ODS DI TIT
s
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eee
(end Rhy. Fig 1) wR. Fig
23D ®
both notes si,
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Why. Fig. 1 (times)
F Dm? ——
We walked on the
NS
—, ~~
| a
a eu
EB F
beach be - side that old ho- tel
sa a
Dm? BB F
down now, as well
‘ft
Dm? Bb
1 have-n't shown you ev = “ry thing__ a
PF Dm?
ones) nn:
5, ons noo see
*& Chorus (Half-time feel) 4
eel FIIs Fons tan:
to re-mem - ber “cause it will not last for - ev-
1nns fons 3 nn:ANG
4 f1 773
but time is gon - na
ais
2 F351 3
best of you,
substtte wil 1 2nd time) To Coda ®
ad (end Rhy. Fig. 3)
wo my life
Jono:
change
ckés) Ge
4 pd od
and now I need the
Double time
Verse 2
wy, Fig. 1 times)
Dm?
Did you know that be -
Inns
You've giv-en me the
BF F
4. > J-—_—
rest of ___
you,
B
fore you came __
it was some Had of ___| — mir -a- dle that sor
Some-day we will both look back and have to laugh.
f ‘a
Ry. Fig. 2
Dm? gb
We lived through a life-time andthe
af - ter ~ math, This isthe timeLLL LLL LL LL OLD A A LO AO A A
Chorus (half-time feel)
wiRy, Fig 3
FIA Bb B
to re-mem = ber, ‘cause it will not last___ for = ev =
F FIA Bb
er. These are the days___________ to hold on =, “cause we won't
BB F Bb
al = though we'll want 1. This is the time,
Ab GsusT a
_ but time is gon- na change. T know we've got - 1a
Ge ows) chs BE F
move some - how, but 1 don't wan = ma lose you___ now.
Bridge
Dm: Am
31327 333 1 FF035
—
Some - times it's so ea- sy to let a
NCE,
390m) Fis FT mNn:
——
day slip on with -out > venBut this isthe time you'll tum back © and so will
> Jon, Tnns Sons
s—
—————— and these will Be days you can nev - er re -
Interlude
Bosus2, Dm?
ee Rhy. Fig 1 (2 tines)Verse 3
why. Fig. 1 6 ies)
Dm? EB F
Dm? BS
af = ter = noons. Ah, but hold ig yeu
x =e Ss
91—j—
close is like hold - ing the
—
wRhy. Fig?
Dm? BS
DS. al Coda
T'mwarm from the mem - or =y__
of days
‘This is the time _
92
Coda withy. Fig. 1 (util end)
° Dm?
Rn =
‘ult
EB F
YOY NNN Rew
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Dm?
‘a
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Dm? Eb
both motes vi, ‘oth notes i
F Dm?
A bon motes vib, ot both notes >
aw ~~ ~
Dm? BS
Fade out
93You May Be Right
Words and Music by Billy Joel
mR RRR” ORF
D Fm ES, Asus4 4 Bm? Em/G EB
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Ast a8
Moderately Fast Rock J=148
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Rhy. Fg
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ur = day said __
7 ford = Sty
1 crashed____ your par = ty Sat -
tbat zone, walked through Bed
day night __
ed in
3.4. See addtional Iyries
the com
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eS oe = == =,
; ——:
Tm sor y Sun day came __ and washed me out
— a = Tone, even rode my mo ~~ tor-cy ele in
‘Rhy. Fl 1 (1st Verse only)
Fill 12nd Verse only)
Rhy. Fill3 (4h Verse only)
PM. nas Pat
— Twas on = ly hav = ing fun,
And you told me not to drive,And we all
So you said
To Coda ® (after 4h Verse) [TS wmwhetSOCSC~S~S«~
STII bs 2 3 SITTIN, SI STTI
— end for change. 2. T've been strand-
— that Tm in- sane.
FE Ry. FN er
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PM. scenes
TT
You — may be right__
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GetChorus
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J
SI SITTI jut or
Rhy. Fig. 20
a
Ps, J ma»
wa
Both
Gr.
w>
1
but it just
(end Rhy. Fig 23)
Fim eras ES
J Fa se oe JJiij S374
looking for. Tum out the light,
Gul Roy. Fig. 2as
at JIJISJI7TI TT
oe PPT
q PM
PM.
don't try to save me. You maybe wrong_
(cod Rhy. Fig. 20)
eldest J yo ose
for all 1 towel bon you cay eee boirlghas
D.S. al Coda
(oo Rhy. Fg. 19)
AS
Asusd (type?)
JI; 1—SJT71 IT73
3. Well, re- mem
Chorus
wd DSTI 1 - ae1 may
be cameras: Ob, but it just__
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Verse 3
Verse 4
Remember how I found you there
alone in your electric chair.
told you dirty jokes until you smiled,
You were lonely for a man
Isaid, "Take me as Iam"
“cause you might enjoy some madness for a while.
‘Now think ofall the years you tied t0
find someone to satisfy you.
I might be as crazy as they say.
If 'm crazy then it’s true
that it's all because of you.
and you wouldn't want me any other way.
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