Chords for STEVE HACKETT - Genesis Revisited: Live At Royal Albert Hall (OFFICIAL TRAILER)

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It feels like _ [E] the musical equivalent of climbing Everest, really, [F#] to do this.
I know I've done bigger [E] gigs in my time, but none more [G#] stupendous than this.
So it's a bit like this week there's been an [E] awful lot of prog going on here.
[F#] You might say it's like the last night of the progs here.
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Big [D] cheese.
What [F#] he say we do.
Little cheese, [G] I'm sadly left handed.
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[Em] I'm playing saxophone [D] with Steve Hackett tonight, which [Em] I'm immensely looking forward [G] to.
Beautiful place.
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Hi, I'm [E] Gary O'Toole, and here we are with the Steve Hackett Band at the Royal Albert Hall.
Never thought I'd get here.
[C#] Really looking forward to tonight.
[F#] Sharpen me [Bm] sticks, everything should be [E] good.
Hope to see you all later.
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_ _ Hello, I'm Nad Silvan.
[E] I became a rock star when I was 54.
Thank [D] you.
_ _ [Em] Just kidding.
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_ _ _ _ [A] _ This is Ray Wilson [G] at the Royal Albert Hall with the one and only Steve Hackett.
[A] We're doing a little guest spot tonight, which I'm [G] looking forward to very much. _ _ _
[D] _ _ _ [G] _ Hiya, I'm Amanda Lehman, and I'm really pleased to be here at the [F] Royal Albert Hall tonight.
[G] It'll be a funny old night for me because I haven't got my trusty red guitar with me tonight.
I'm [E] just vocals [G] and no guitar, [Gm] so that's going to be quite different for me. _
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_ [D] _ _ [C] _ [B] Now as the river _ [E] _ dissolves in [B] tea, so [G]
Neptune [F#] has paid [B] the night_
We're at [F#] the Royal Albert Hall, King [C] Albert Hall, [E] and Steve Hackett is playing here tonight,
and I'm, I guess, _ vocalising on [A] one of the songs.
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the children of the [E] blizzard walk [A#] _ [D] away_
_ [G#m] We are [E] in the legendary Royal Albert Hall in London.
It's amazing.
It's actually the first [D] time I'm here.
So walking [G] in about 15 minutes ago, it's like, it's amazing.
I've seen it.
I've seen the [D] old cream, you know, the film and the DVD.
There's a new one also.
The legendary Royal Albert Hall.
[B] It's an amazing place.
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[D] _ How are you doing?
[A] You alright, big man? _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [F#m] I'm [G] lost, actually.
So _ [A] we'll take the shirt off and [B] I'll start back there.
I'm not going to be able to sing. _ _ _ _ _ _
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_ [A] I [F] think [G#] after you've done a gig, you [G] become someone else.
You become, you sort of become your real self, you know.
You [B] buzz from it because you know that you've done the [G] best that you could, you know.
So it's actually a great feeling.
It's an extraordinary drug.
It really is.
It validates everything, you know, [N] after a gig.
If people have really liked it, and I got the feeling that people really did like it,
they couldn't have all been paid.
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[Bm] _getting
better in [D] your wardrobe_ _ _
[Bm] _stepping
up beyond [A] the shore_ _
_ [Dm] _ _ [A] _your
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_ Yeah, it was certainly a night to remember.
I won't [N] forget that in a long time.
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_ Are you enjoying yourselves?
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_ _ [C] you go.
A cup of tea?
Oh, yes.
Right, OK.
Another cup of