Chords for Liam Gallagher talks to Jo Whiley at Glastonbury 2017

_ _ _ Welcome to our garden [D#] and to Liam Gallagher who joins [F#] me now.
How are you?
Good, very good.
[A#] You've just come off [F#] stage.
Yeah, a bit spaced out actually, but I'm sure [A#] it's [E] not a bad thing maybe.
_ [Gm] Why spaced out?
Just because you've been held up in that room all day trying to get into the [F#] zone and that,
and then you go out and there's loads of people [A#] there and singing songs and that.
_ It's a pretty emotional thing, you know what I mean?
It's quite [F#] an extraordinary experience being the front person.
Yeah, it is extraordinary.
I'll be back to my usual mad self in about half an hour.
But at the moment you're just processing it.
At the moment I'm just [Am] spaced out and that jazz shit ain't helping.
[C#] _ This is the [A] Hackney Collier band just here right now, but jazz is not your thing.
It's still jazz.
_ [D#] _
So you played on the other stage and the stories I've heard are that people were [F#] trying to come and see you
and they couldn't get into [D#] the field.
There were so many people there trying to get to see you.
Dave Grohl, Foo Fighters, couldn't actually get [B] there.
Oh right, [C#] well.
How does that make you feel?
Well, [E] I like Dave, man.
Better luck next time.
The fact that you were [C#m] doing the gig and there were so many people there,
what was it like [F#] for you standing on stage looking out [C#m] at the audience?
Yeah, man, it was amazing.
It's always nice to do.
[F#] I'm made for big gigs.
[A#m] I mean, I'm made for small ones as well, [C#] but the [F] bigger the better, you know what I [F#] mean?
They don't scare me.
[E] Does anything [G] scare you?
No.
[A] Losing my voice, man, [Em] scares me.
_ [G#]
Because [D] you spend your whole day sitting around [B] going,
oh, is it going to be there when you walk out?
And you think it's [A] there,
_ but it [Em] was there tonight, I think, you know what I mean?
So [D] that's the only thing I'm nervous [E] about, that not being there, you know what I mean?
And how did you [Am] prepare for this showcase?
Lots of honey [G] and apple cider vinegar and just [E] _
stuff like that.
I'm [Am] behaving myself these days.
It's like, _ [G]
you know what I mean?
It's [A] like, as you get older, you just want to like, _ _
[F] it's the best thing ever being [E] able to sing to loads of people and all [E] that.
So _ [B] you've just got to behave yourself a bit now.
[G] So it's time to take it seriously?
Yeah, well, not too [E] seriously, you know what I mean?
But you've just got to [F] prepare, man, like [F#] footballers do, you know what I mean?
But as soon as the gig's over, it's back to being a little scallywag, you know [Fm] what I mean?
So imagine it was really [A] exciting when you were on stage and you were looking out
and you were hearing people [Em] singing along.
What was the last song [G] you did?
Don't Look Back in Anger.
I've never done [C] that before.
_ _ [E] _ _ Because, yeah, everyone's [G] _ [Fm] kind of like, [E] that's their song for the moment,
with all [D#] the shit that's going down in the world.
So I thought, [Am] if our kids are not going to do it [D] for them, I'll do it for them.
And I thought I'd done all right, [G#] actually.
And what do you do after this gig?
Are you staying [A#] around?
Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.
[Cm] _ I'm down with the [G] Grind Boys, man, because they're like proper grind [Fm] fans.
So I met Wiley and we had a little chat [D] about a fight, some fight that's [G] coming up.
Met Stormzy.
_ So [C#] I've never heard about the new punk and all [Gm] that.
So I'm going to go and check [D] it out and see what's going [Cm] on.
Then I'll pop over and see the Foo [C] Fighters.
_ [Fm] And you reckon you're going to be able to do this [C#] and be left alone?
Will you be [C] in disguise?
No, I won't be in disguise.
It's nice to be back, Mum, playing some tunes to the beautiful [C#] people.
Congratulations.
Thank [Am] you.
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