Chords for Jerry Lee Lewis - Who's Gonna Play This Old Piano ( Pop Goes To Country )

I want you folks to welcome to Pop Goes the Country one of the greatest entertainers I've met in my life, Mr.
Jerry Lee Lewis. _ _ _
_ _ _ _ Jerry _ _ _ Lee, you don't look right though.
For some reason.
May God bless you, man.
It's a summer.
You got the_
Wait a minute.
_ Why is it a little dry?
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[C] _ _ _ _ All right.
[B] Get you all lit up there.
First time I ever dropped a cigar in my life.
I heard it on TV, you know.
Let me get you an ashtray over here.
Oh, I don't need it.
I can put it in my pocket good and long. _ _ _
_ [A#] Jerry Lee is one of the_
He used to sing down in Faraday, Louisiana, didn't he, Jerry?
Can you tell me, you used to sing in an old car down there?
I used to sing [B] in Faraday, Louisiana. _
On [N] top of a car.
One time under a car.
I want to talk about that.
Didn't you start your career in a car lot?
No doubt about it.
You're right, Ralph.
At the footwork place in 1949, Mickey was there applauding for me.
Mickey Gilley? _
_ Jimmy Lee Swigert.
They were jealous because they couldn't get on the bandstand.
Jimmy Lee Swigert?
I don't blame them.
They shouldn't have been up there because it was a bad deal.
Mickey Gilley?
All of you, what, [G#m] devil first cousins?
Me and Jimmy Lee are devil first cousins.
Me and Mickey are first cousins.
Jimmy and Mickey are second cousins.
Okay, you want [N] to work all that out?
_ _ We're going to sit over here.
I'm going to get my_
No, Ken on this side of the panel, by the way.
I'm the only one that married his 13-year-old cousin.
_ That _ _ _ _ _ was a long time ago.
That happened, though.
You married a 13-year-old girl?
14.
She actually was 13.
Next day she was 14.
They never would write that. _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ You get a lot of bad press over this?
Yeah, they didn't like it at all.
I'm very upset about it in England and
kind of upset here in America about it. _ _
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Get [C#] it easy [G] now.
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Who's going to [G] play that [E] old piano [A] _
[D] after my [G] last bow?
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When that final curtain falls?
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All I know is I'm going to let it be.
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Who's going to take it from [D] that boy [Em] down at Old _ [A] Stage?
Whenever [D] things seem to be hushed and [G] still?
Who keeps that old music going?
_ [C] I wonder who's going to [G] carry on?
_ [C] Who's [A] going to play [G] _ [E] the piano [A] _
[D] when the [G] meat man's gone?
Let me hear it, boys. _ _
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You know, we've laughed and cried together.
My [G] God, I guess Jerry Lee's done 10 million shoots.
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[C#] Kind of feel [G] like I have every [E] slain good [A] right to know exactly [D] what's going on.
[G] Who keeps this old music going?
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[C#] Michael Hank Williams, [G] Ralph Joseph, _ _ [C] Jerry [C#] Lee.
[G] _ [D] I [E] want to know [A] that piano sees a [D] whole lot [G] in me.
Listen to me now. _ _
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_ Think about it, Mickey.
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_ _ [D] _ _ Sing [G] it out, boys.
_ Who keeps this old music going?
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Who's going to [C#] carry [G] on?
_ [C] Who keeps [C#] this [G] old _ [E] _ _ [A] music [D] _ [G] going? _ _ _ _ _
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_ _ _ [N] Think about it, boys. _
Think.
_ God bless you.
_ Jerry Lee