Chords for Justin Hayward Solo Appearance clip on Moody Blues Cruise 3-24-2013

_ _ _ _ _ _ And I discovered after Knights in White Saturn when all of these A&R guys were saying, and
promo guys were saying, you want to do another Knight, just like Knights in White Saturn,
it _ doesn't work like that.
So people [E] always come up like Wildest Dreams was another one.
We just want another Wildest Dreams.
Well, I know you're out there somewhere.
It [Dbm] was another Wildest Dreams.
It probably ended up being bigger.
They still didn't [E] recognize it when they heard it.
[N] And I think that's the problem.
So Wildest Dreams, they said, no, but you want the same thing, only [D] different.
_ That's not possible.
So no, [F] I don't play it for anybody else.
It completely stays with me and [Eb] Alberto.
Maybe some people in my [N] family, but even that very rarely, because I don't want their opinion.
I_ _
You [C] know, watching and waiting_
Watching and waiting holds its own, [N] Justin.
Thank you.
I love this concept of Wildest Dreams.
Finally, we get something from the Knights.
In fact, [Dm] lyrically, it wasn't that great.
[D] It didn't have the power of Knights, but thank you.
What was the inspiration for doing Wildest Dreams again?
[Bb] Thank you for the great start there.
I'll tell you what [D] was that.
It's that the_
You see, I met these Bluegrass [Db] boys through David Hargit and through Ricky [F] Skaggs.
We did the stuff at Ricky [Gb] Skaggs' studio.
And [G] _ [Abm] they _ [A] didn't know me.
They just knew a songwriter.
[Gb] So _ they just knew me as that.
They knew my [Eb] song.
And they'd heard Broken [C] Dream.
And when I got to [Bbm] the studio, they said, listen, we'd [N] really_
If you'd consider it.
We'd love to [G] do this.
I _ [Abm] think it would work.
And there's this young kid [B] who plays that [F] for a guitar.
You know, on his lap.
[N] And he was just brilliant. _
[D] What's your favorite city?
[A] [F] My favorite city?
In the US.
[C] _ _ _ _ _
[Db] _ [D] _ _ [E] _ _ [Ab] [D] You know, I love the US.
I love the US.
Something I dreamed about_
I was a little boy.
Me and my brother, we went [G] back to that.
We were sitting looking [Ab] at that big sky.
[Eb] And I love New York.
If you've got [N] money.
If you were there, a few times we didn't have any money.
It was a nightmare.
[G] It [E] was terrible.
But my favorite places [Ab] to play are those places where_
_ _ [B] They're in the kind of backwoods.
And you [F] kind of know nobody.
And you just see Moody's fans.
[N] There's nobody from the business there putting pressure on you.
I don't have to do stuff.
I kind of like out of the way places.
Where are you from?
_ [Ab] Oregon.
Very [Gb] special.
I [G] couldn't wait to go there.
Because I [Ab] knew it was like [Gb] California.
But moved up a bit.
Because it's very small.
And [F] the coastline of Oregon is not dissimilar to the west coast of England.
[D] It's a very romantic place.
[Ab] _ _ _
_ _ [D] _ It's fine.
[F] Does it remind you of any of your [D] boys?
_ _ [G] _ [B] No, I don't.
I [N] _ _ don't consciously do that.
[Dm] [N] I start_
Before a tour, I get in my car.
And I drive around.
And I just think_ My voice.
[Ab] About how I can be able to pull up at the [F] lights.
And I open the door.
And I'm in the car.
[N] And I see him.
And I'm like_
_ _ I'm not [G] listening to anything.
I just have certain [D] vocal exercises.
_ I don't [Dm] know how you put more care into it.
It should be a [E] better diet.
And stuff.
You know that's the_
[Gb] You're going to have to_
I'm getting like_ Come on!
[N] _
_ _ Is there a possibility of a Dustin Hayward bluegrass cruise?
_ [F] A bluegrass cruise?
[E] _ [F] A bluegrass motorboat?
_ _ _ _ _ [N]
Funny enough, Eagle Rock, my label,
who have been absolutely wonderful to me.
They've made no demands on me.
[Cm] They accepted the album [Fm] exactly.
We love it just [B] like that.
Not like every other label that says_
You've got to [E] change this.
You've got to do that.
You can't have that. _
[G] _ But they're really big on this.
[B] Because there's that bluegrass community
that I'm very thankful that they've accepted me.
And I'm not quite sure why.
But then the engineer [F] at Ricky Skaggs' place,
he said,
your voice just works in this stuff.
With these [Em] guys.
That's why [G] they want to work with you.
[F] It would be nice, wouldn't it?
And you'd have to exclude something.
[N] I don't know.
The songs come from the [Dm] heart.
Yeah.
Yes.
[C] _ _ _ _ [G] From me?
[F] From me.
[C] _ It took so long.
It took so long.
How much [G] longer will it be
before we can have the one?
[Em] _ It's [C] a one.
It's a one.
[C] _ _ _ [G] _ _ [B] Remember I said that I was [Ab] selfish?
She's got [Gb] to work with me.
[D] I did do a lot [F] more things
for this [D] album than did I say.
Yes.
_ But I didn't include them.
So it has to be stuff
that really works for me. _ _
Thank [E] you.
_ Yeah. _ _
[B] My brother died when he was 41.
So yeah.
[F] Lost him.
[G]
And [F] every mother who's lost her
little child should have a go
for their mother.
_ But carry on.
Do you have a sister?
[E] I have a sister.
_ _ [Bb] _ _ Did [F] he do classical music?
_ _ _ [Db] No, I don't think so.
Because he was
[Gb] _ very [Eb] close
to our music
and my [B] music
in the 60s and 70s.
And he was in the Navy actually.
[F] _ [Ab] Until his late 30s.
[Dbm] He did a long time in the Navy
since he was like