Chords for Sina's Tribute to Keith Moon (2017 Behind-the-Scenes)

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_ _ _ There's a tomato.
[G] Brilliant.
That's right.
It's [N] better than tapping. _ _ _ _ _
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_ _ What we had from our funny little country was all these individuals.
We taught ourselves.
Nobody showed us how to do it.
_ We did it by listening and looking.
And so each one of us came up with a different way of playing.
So many things we got wrong, but in that wrongness, some wonderful stuff came up. _ _
_ There was me and there was John Bonham.
And you had Ginger and you had Mitch Mitchell.
And first of all, there was Keith Moon. _ _ _
_ _ Now, if you didn't like one guy, you'd probably like another one.
And you'd probably be able to recognize him by the way he played. _ _
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_ For me as [G] a drummer, when I hear a normal song, I [F#] know what the groove is.
And I can play it.
I [Bm] can imitate [E] it. _ _
[B] _ _ And that's not like that when you hear a Keith Moon song.
_ Every time he plays a song, it's different. _
_ It's like holiday for your ears.
Ever since I was a young boy, I played the silver ball.
[A] From Soho down to Van, I must have played them all.
[G] I ain't seen nothing like him in any amusement hall.
[F#] That deaf drummer like [Bm] it, sure plays a Keith Moon ball.
[D] _ _ [E] _ _ [B] Keith Moon, [A] he [Bm] always plays [E] something different.
[B] And I tried to not memorize what he played on the track, but [A] to get the feeling that he had. _
[G] _ _ _ _ _ [B] He does very much tom fills.
_ He also uses many [A] cymbals at [D] weird [E] times.
_ [B] He's not [D] just hitting the [E] one. _
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_ _ _ _ I don't [G] think he sees himself as a drummer or as a timekeeper, but as another melody instrument.
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_ _ [G] He's soloing all the time when he plays a song. _
_ _ He either plays nothing or he plays drum solos. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[N] _ Over here, the guy plays the sloppy drums. _ _
What's your name?
[Em] Keith.
My friends call me Keith.
You [B] can call me [G] John.
If you held a gun to my head and asked me who's your favorite drummer of all time, it would be Keith Moon.
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