Chords for Quinn Sullivan featured on WB56 Boston TV news story segment

_ [Bb] So soon and I [Ab] sing, it's [Bb] alright.
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How about [A] that, a music marvel.
[Fm] He's only 5 years old [C] folks.
We're going to introduce you to him coming up, 10-34.
_ _ [D] _ _ Karen [Dm] Marinella, Frank Malicoat, Mike [D] Wuncombe, Mike Rittay.
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You're watching [F] the 10 o'clock [D] news on Boston's WB56.
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_ _ And this little guy is just starting [Eb] school but he's [G] already a graduate of the school of rock and roll.
Wait until you [C] hear him play, he's great.
It's all coming up.
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_ Alright, looks like [Ab] it.
Thank you Mike.
Well he's an amazing guitar player, performs live and he's only 5 years [N] old.
This little guy is great.
And now this little rocker is getting rave reviews in his own hometown of New Bedford.
And it all started out with a toy store guitar.
Kristin Kaira joins us now with his story.
Kristin.
Frank, Karen, I wish I could take credit for finding this story but it was actually our chief photographer Steve Kairo
who spotted 5 year old Quinn performing in concert.
He told me it would be a great story and he was [Am] right.
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Meet Quinn.
He looks [B] like a typical 5 year old but take a look at what's hanging on his wall, the Beatles.
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_ _ _ _ _ _ [A] Yeah, not only does he [G] love the Beatles, he [Em] can play their [Bbm] songs and play them [Db] well.
_ [Fm] Here comes the [Abm] sun, da da da da.
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Here comes [Bb] the sun and [Ab] I say _ it's [Bb] alright. _ _ _
_ _ I can't play guitar at [B] all.
I play drums but [C] his guitar _ [Dm] is just amazing.
I don't know where it comes from.
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_ [C] He would listen to a song [G] on the radio and play some chords back at [B] 3.
[Ab] Quinn's parents say a children's band [G] called the Toe Jam Band helped [Db] foster his talent.
[B] That's how he learned Lawnmower [G] Man on the mandolin. _
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_ [G] _ _ _ _ _ I [A] just know how to do it.
I _ _ just learn it on my own. _ _ _
_ [Eb] _ I know that was nice.
That was nice.
[A] _ _ Recently [D] Quinn started performing with [G] the members of the Toe Jam Band and his dad.
Mom's backstage on Sneaker [Eb] Patrol.
So [Em] what's it like for father and son [C] to play together?
[Bb] _ [E] Absolutely nothing like it in the world.
I couldn't get the [Dm] smile off my [E] face Sunday night.
It was just [D] glued.
_ Yeah, [G] it's wicked nice.
Same [Gb] thing as dad. _ _ _
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[Gb] _ _ _ [E] _ Quinn's mom [Bm] says they never make him practice.
He just picks up the [A] guitar and they don't want to [Dbm] push.
The [D] best thing I could hope for [Ab] Quinn is a [Gb] scholarship at Berkeley. _
Someday teaching at_ _ _
You [B] know, a lot of family and friends.
We [A] joke about him being a big [Bb] rock star.
_ [G] But _ _
_ [Bb] what he's doing now is [N] great.
What's the reaction you get from people?
What do they usually say to you? _
Well, they say, good job Quinn, good job.
Can I get [Gb] your autograph on this?
I saved this because I heard you were playing tonight.
_ [Bb] How is Quinn handling all this attention?
[Bbm] Well, pretty well.
In fact, he's [Bb] not even sure if [B] he wants to be a rock [Db] star.
I know you're only [D] five, [Db] but what do [Eb] you want to be when you grow up?
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_ _ [Gb] _ _ _ [A] Police officer and guitar player.
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_ _ _ _ _ [N] _ Quinn's most recent concert performing at a tribute to the Beatles, of course.
And he says he can't wait to get back on stage.
We can't wait either.
I want to see more.
This kid is amazing.
_ I'm his first official groupie. _ _
And he's got stage presence, too.
He can only play it, but he draws you in, too.
Totally.
He's unbelievable.
_ We'll have to watch him.
Watch that progress.
What _ a fun story.
Thanks, Kristen. _ _