Piano Man 1910

by James Pitt-Payne, London UK - 24 Mar 2005

You all have your favorite masters,
the kind what music give;
did you ever, ever meet
my lovin' piano man
No? then you've yet to live.
He sits on his stool
like a king on the throne,
and plays and plays with ease,
why the melody just nestles in his finger tips
and oozes out in the keys.

Piano man, Piano man,
he brings forth notes like no one can,
oh what a feeling
when his notes come a stealin'
why I just feel like kneelin'
and appealin' to my Piano man,
Piano man,
Lawdy how his music lingers,
may the Heaven bless his fingers.
When he plays for days and days,
it soothes me like a fan.
Just lend your ear, dear, here,
near to my ever lovin' piano man.

Piano man, Piano man,
he brings forth notes like no one can,
oh what a feeling
when his notes come a stealin'
why I just feel like kneelin'
and appealin' to my Piano man,
Piano man,
Lawdy how his music lingers,
may the Heaven bless his fingers.
When he plays for days and days,
it soothes me like a fan.
Just lend your ear, dear, here,
near to my ever lovin' piano man.

You've listened to Verdi's music,
Beethoven's classy tune;
I'm alludin' to the fellows
with the hair as long,
as a rainy afternoon.
They all needed love to inspire their notes,
be it the spring or fall,
but my piano man,
just have him meet a piano grand
then listen, umm, umm, that's all.

Piano man, Piano man,
he brings forth notes like no one can,
oh what a feeling
when his notes come a stealin'
why I just feel like kneelin'
and appealin' to my Piano man,
Piano man,
Lawdy how his music lingers,
may the Heaven bless his fingers.
When he plays for days and days,
it soothes me like a fan.
Just lend your ear, dear, here,
near to my ever lovin' piano man.

Piano man, Piano man,
he brings forth notes like no one can,
oh what a feeling
when his notes come a stealin'
why I just feel like kneelin'
and appealin' to my Piano man,
Piano man,
Lawdy how his music lingers,
may the Heaven bless his fingers.
When he plays for days and days,
it soothes me like a fan.
Just lend your ear, dear, here,
near to my ever lovin' piano man.

Soft karaoke
Words
piano 1
piano 2
piano 3
piano 4
lyric
pizz str bass
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Piano Man 1910
Words and Music By Berlin & Snyder
Performer: Sung By Gene Greene
© 1910 by Ted Snyder Co., Inc. N.Y.
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sequence and karaoke by James Pitt-Payne, London UK
on Thursday 24 March 2005 at 16.45
in association with Doug Grierson
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