Chords for Marillion - All One Tonight - Live At The Royal Albert Hall - Behind The Scenes
Tempo:
80.5 bpm
Chords used:
Ab
Bm
Em
B
C
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
That day was just a strange [C] day really it was very [Bm] surreal driving to the Royal [Em] Albert Hall
Knowing that that's what I was gonna do that night [Am] is actually [Bm] be on stage playing
[Em] It must have been like a football player going out [B] to play at Wembley [Em] for the first time for England
It had that kind of sense of [C] occasion about it [Bm] and sold [Em] out and with nothing but our fans in there
First time [C] we've ever played as a band the Royal [Bm] Albert Hall.
It's just gonna [Em] be one of those
Very special moments in [Bm] Rural Ian's career
[Em] Few months before we played there.
I [B] saw a couple of you
I've seen [Em] they go there and I went to see so late and I remember sitting there in a box actually thinking
We're gonna play this isn't it amazing I?
Wasn't disappointed.
It was [B] fantastic.
Can't wait to play there again.
[E] I'd always wanted to [B] play the Albert Hall
since I was a [Ab] kid
[Bb] [Cm] Felt [Ab] like somehow [F] you really have to have arrived [Ab] to play there
[Bb] [Cm] [Ab]
[Bb] [F] [Ab]
[C] Iconic venue
[Cm] My heroes have played there.
[Ab] I've seen a lot of them perform there.
[F] I just wanted it to be special and it really was
[Ab]
[C] [Cm] [Ab]
[G] Like [Cm] legacy of music
[Ab] go from [G] Mozart
[F] Mahler to Eric Clapton [D] and Jimi Hendrix and the Beatles and all [Bm] kind of wound up [Gbm] in this one
[Bm] Amazing [Gbm] cylindrical royal space
[A]
[Gbm]
[A] It's interesting that [E] we've done it with at this time with this album, [Db] you know, the Albert Hall is all it is [Gbm] all
wound up with the [B] last night the proms and [A] Elgar and
Land of [Gm] Hope and Glory
[Abm] [Ebm]
Made [Dbm] an album where I'm really railing [Gb] against
Englishness and all it [Abm] all I kind of thought it stood [Ebm] for but nonetheless
It's it's [Dbm] it's represented something very [Gb] grand and grandeur
[E] My head since I was [B] a kid and
[Abm] And not being [E] a proper [B] musician
Feels [Abm] like to play the Albert [Ebm] Hall is to somehow have arrived properly
[Gbm] [Gb]
[N]
Knowing that that's what I was gonna do that night [Am] is actually [Bm] be on stage playing
[Em] It must have been like a football player going out [B] to play at Wembley [Em] for the first time for England
It had that kind of sense of [C] occasion about it [Bm] and sold [Em] out and with nothing but our fans in there
First time [C] we've ever played as a band the Royal [Bm] Albert Hall.
It's just gonna [Em] be one of those
Very special moments in [Bm] Rural Ian's career
[Em] Few months before we played there.
I [B] saw a couple of you
I've seen [Em] they go there and I went to see so late and I remember sitting there in a box actually thinking
We're gonna play this isn't it amazing I?
Wasn't disappointed.
It was [B] fantastic.
Can't wait to play there again.
[E] I'd always wanted to [B] play the Albert Hall
since I was a [Ab] kid
[Bb] [Cm] Felt [Ab] like somehow [F] you really have to have arrived [Ab] to play there
[Bb] [Cm] [Ab]
[Bb] [F] [Ab]
[C] Iconic venue
[Cm] My heroes have played there.
[Ab] I've seen a lot of them perform there.
[F] I just wanted it to be special and it really was
[Ab]
[C] [Cm] [Ab]
[G] Like [Cm] legacy of music
[Ab] go from [G] Mozart
[F] Mahler to Eric Clapton [D] and Jimi Hendrix and the Beatles and all [Bm] kind of wound up [Gbm] in this one
[Bm] Amazing [Gbm] cylindrical royal space
[A]
[Gbm]
[A] It's interesting that [E] we've done it with at this time with this album, [Db] you know, the Albert Hall is all it is [Gbm] all
wound up with the [B] last night the proms and [A] Elgar and
Land of [Gm] Hope and Glory
[Abm] [Ebm]
Made [Dbm] an album where I'm really railing [Gb] against
Englishness and all it [Abm] all I kind of thought it stood [Ebm] for but nonetheless
It's it's [Dbm] it's represented something very [Gb] grand and grandeur
[E] My head since I was [B] a kid and
[Abm] And not being [E] a proper [B] musician
Feels [Abm] like to play the Albert [Ebm] Hall is to somehow have arrived properly
[Gbm] [Gb]
[N]
Key:
Ab
Bm
Em
B
C
Ab
Bm
Em
That day was just a strange [C] day really it was very [Bm] surreal driving to the Royal [Em] Albert Hall
Knowing that that's what I was gonna do that night [Am] is actually [Bm] be on stage playing
[Em] It must have been like a football player going out [B] to play at Wembley [Em] for the first time for England
It had that kind of sense of [C] occasion about it [Bm] and sold [Em] out and with nothing but our fans in there
First time [C] we've ever played as a band the Royal [Bm] Albert Hall.
It's just gonna [Em] be one of those
Very special moments in [Bm] Rural Ian's career
[Em] Few months before we played there.
I [B] saw a couple of you
I've seen [Em] they go there and I went to see so late and I remember sitting there in a box actually thinking
We're gonna play this isn't it amazing I?
_ Wasn't disappointed.
It was [B] fantastic.
Can't wait to play there again.
[E] _ _ I'd always wanted to [B] play the Albert Hall
since I was a [Ab] kid
_ [Bb] _ _ [Cm] _ _ Felt [Ab] like somehow [F] you really have to have arrived [Ab] to play there
_ [Bb] _ _ [Cm] _ _ _ _ [Ab] _
_ [Bb] _ _ [F] _ _ _ _ [Ab] _
[C] Iconic venue
[Cm] My heroes have played there.
[Ab] I've seen a lot of them perform there.
[F] I just wanted it to be special and it really was
_ [Ab] _
_ [C] _ _ [Cm] _ _ _ _ [Ab] _
_ [G] Like [Cm] legacy of music
[Ab] go from [G] Mozart
[F] Mahler to Eric Clapton [D] and Jimi Hendrix and the Beatles and all [Bm] kind of wound up [Gbm] in this one
[Bm] Amazing [Gbm] cylindrical royal space
_ [A] _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [Gbm] _ _ _ _
_ _ _ [A] It's interesting that [E] we've done it with at this time with this album, [Db] you know, the Albert Hall is all it is [Gbm] all
wound up with the [B] last night the proms and [A] Elgar and
Land of [Gm] Hope and Glory
[Abm] _ _ _ [Ebm] _
Made [Dbm] an album where I'm really railing [Gb] against
Englishness and all it [Abm] all I kind of thought it stood [Ebm] for but nonetheless
It's it's [Dbm] it's represented something very [Gb] grand and grandeur
_ [E] My head since I was [B] a kid and
[Abm] And not being [E] a proper [B] musician
Feels [Abm] like to play the Albert [Ebm] Hall is to somehow have arrived properly
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Knowing that that's what I was gonna do that night [Am] is actually [Bm] be on stage playing
[Em] It must have been like a football player going out [B] to play at Wembley [Em] for the first time for England
It had that kind of sense of [C] occasion about it [Bm] and sold [Em] out and with nothing but our fans in there
First time [C] we've ever played as a band the Royal [Bm] Albert Hall.
It's just gonna [Em] be one of those
Very special moments in [Bm] Rural Ian's career
[Em] Few months before we played there.
I [B] saw a couple of you
I've seen [Em] they go there and I went to see so late and I remember sitting there in a box actually thinking
We're gonna play this isn't it amazing I?
_ Wasn't disappointed.
It was [B] fantastic.
Can't wait to play there again.
[E] _ _ I'd always wanted to [B] play the Albert Hall
since I was a [Ab] kid
_ [Bb] _ _ [Cm] _ _ Felt [Ab] like somehow [F] you really have to have arrived [Ab] to play there
_ [Bb] _ _ [Cm] _ _ _ _ [Ab] _
_ [Bb] _ _ [F] _ _ _ _ [Ab] _
[C] Iconic venue
[Cm] My heroes have played there.
[Ab] I've seen a lot of them perform there.
[F] I just wanted it to be special and it really was
_ [Ab] _
_ [C] _ _ [Cm] _ _ _ _ [Ab] _
_ [G] Like [Cm] legacy of music
[Ab] go from [G] Mozart
[F] Mahler to Eric Clapton [D] and Jimi Hendrix and the Beatles and all [Bm] kind of wound up [Gbm] in this one
[Bm] Amazing [Gbm] cylindrical royal space
_ [A] _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [Gbm] _ _ _ _
_ _ _ [A] It's interesting that [E] we've done it with at this time with this album, [Db] you know, the Albert Hall is all it is [Gbm] all
wound up with the [B] last night the proms and [A] Elgar and
Land of [Gm] Hope and Glory
[Abm] _ _ _ [Ebm] _
Made [Dbm] an album where I'm really railing [Gb] against
Englishness and all it [Abm] all I kind of thought it stood [Ebm] for but nonetheless
It's it's [Dbm] it's represented something very [Gb] grand and grandeur
_ [E] My head since I was [B] a kid and
[Abm] And not being [E] a proper [B] musician
Feels [Abm] like to play the Albert [Ebm] Hall is to somehow have arrived properly
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