Billy Joel - The Stranger (Second Version)
 Billy Joel - The Stranger Second Version: chords and tabs for the song. Watch chords and tablatures for all songs of the singer (group) Billy Joel. Other chords and tabs for the "The Stranger" can find at the bottom of the page. (Intro) Was playing around trying to convert from piano to guitar and thought it turned out good and decided to share.Hope you like ! e----------7----7-----8-5----5------------5-8-7--| b---5-6-8------------------8---------6-8---------| g 4-------------------------------4--------------| d------------------------------------------------| a------------------------------------------------| E------------------------------------------------| e-7---5--------------12--12--12-7-8-10---10--8-7-8----7--5-7--| b---------8-6-5---5-------------------------------------8-----| g-------------------------------------------------------------| d=------------------------------------------------------------| a-------------------------------------------------------------| E-------------------------------------------------------------| e-5---5---5---------------------------------------------| b---8----8----------8-5-6---6--5--6--6------------------| g-------------------------------------------------------| d------------------------------------------------3------| a---------------------------------------------6---------| -E----------------------------------------5-7-----------| This is my first tab .Let me know if you like it..Thanks |
In addition to Chords / Tabs Billy Joel - The Stranger (Second Version), we offer an excerpt from a random book.Yes, so love as our blood loves, None of you have loved for a long time! You have forgotten that there is love in the world, Which burns and destroys! We love everything - and the heat of cold numbers, And the gift of divine visions, We understand everything - and the sharp Gaulish meaning, And the gloomy German genius ... We remember everything - the Parisian streets of hell, And the Venetian coolness, The distant aroma of Lemon groves, And the smoky masses of Cologne ... We love flesh - and its taste, and its color, And the stuffy, mortal smell of flesh ... Are we guilty if your skeleton crunches 56 Oedipus — according to ancient Greek legend, the wise Theban king who solved the riddle of the Sphinx monster and thereby saved the city of Thebes from destruction.
