Biography:
Billy Joel (born William Martin Joel on May 9, 1949 in Bronx, New York, USA) is an American pianist, singer-songwriter, and composer. Since releasing his first hit song, "Piano Man," in 1973, Joel has become a multi-million-selling recording artist. Joel recorded many popular hit songs and albums from 1971 until he stopped recording pop/rock music in 1993. He is one of the very few rock (or even pop) artists to have Top 10 hits in the '70s, '80s, and '90s.
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Other songs:
- Allentown
- And So It Goes
- Big Shot
- Captain Jack
- Christie Lee
- Don't Ask Me Why
- Down Easter Alexa
- Goodnight My Angel (+goodnight Moon By Eric Whitacre)
- Goodnight Saigon
- Honesty
- It's Still Rock And Roll To Me
- Just The Way You Are
- Laura
- Longest Time
- Lullabye (goodnight, My Angel)
- Movin' Out
- Movin' Out (anthony's Song)
- My Life
- New York State Of Mind
- Only The Good Die Young
- Piano Man
- River Of Dreams
- Scenes From An Italian Restaurant
- She's Always A Woman
- She's Got A Way
- She's Got A Way (live Version)
- The Longest Time
- The Stranger
- Two Thousand Years
- Uptown Girl
- Vienna
- We Didn't Start The Fire
- You May Be Right
- It’s Still Rock And Roll To Me
- She’s Always A Woman To Me
- Vienna Waits For You
- 52Nd Street
- A Matter Of Trust
- Aint No Crime
- All About Soul
- All For Leyna
- Always A Woman
- An Innocent Man
- Angry Young Man
- Baby Grand
- Ballad Of Billy The Kid
- Big Man On Mulberry Street
- Blonde Over Blue
- Cetait Toi You Were The One
- Christmas In Fallujah
- Close To The Borderline
- Dont Ask Me Why
- Down Easters Alexa
- Entertainer
- Everybody Has A Dream
- Everybody Loves You Now
- Falling Of The Rain
- Famous Last Words
- Get It Right The First Time
- Getting Closer
- Goodnight My Angel
- Got To Begin Again
- Great Suburban Showdown
- Half A Mile Away
- Hey Girl
- I Dont Want To Be Alone
- I Go To Extremes
- If I Only Had The Words To Tell You
- Its Still Rock And Roll To Me
- Ive Loved These Days
- James
- Keeping The Faith
- Last Of The Big Time Spenders
- Leave A Tender Moment Alone
- Leningrad
- Light As The Breeze
- Los Angelenos
- Lullabye Goodnight My Angel
- Maybe Im Amazed
- Miami 2017
- Modern Woman
- Movin Out
- No Mans Land
- Oyster Bay
- Pressure
- Roberta
- Rosalindas Eyes
- Say Goodbye To Hollywood
- Shades Of Grey
- Shameless
- Shes Always A Woman
- Shes Got A Way
- Shes Right On Time
- Sleeping With The Television On
- Sometimes A Fantasy
- Somewhere Along The Line
- Souvenir
- State Of Grace
- Stop In Nevada
- Storm Front
- Streetlife Serenader
- Summer Highland Falls
- Surprises
- Tell Her About It
- Temptation
- The Night Is Still Young
- The River Of Dreams
- This Is The Time
- This Night
- Through The Long Night
- To Make You Feel My Love
- Tomorrow Is Today
- Travelin Prayer
- Turn Around
- Until The Night
- We Didnt Start The Fire
- Weekend Song
- Wheres The Orchestra
- Why Judy Why
- Why Should I Worry
- Worse Comes To Worst
- You Can Make Me Free
- You Look So Good To Me
- Youre My Home
- Youre Only Human
- Zanzibar
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C Am G F
Let me tell you a story about a woman and a ma-a-n
D G
Maybe you will find familiar, maybe you won't understand
C Am G F
The man's name I don't remember, he was always Joe to me-e-e
G C/G G C/G G C
But I can't forget the woman she was always Christie Lee
C Am G F
He was working in the night club that's where he played the saxopho-o-one
D G
He used to fake the stock arrangements he left the customers alone
C Am G F
One night before the last song, about a quarter after three-ee-ee
G C/G G C/G G C
He saw her standing at the coat check, and made his move on Christie Lee
C
Christie Lee, Christie Lee
Am G F G C
Christie Lee Christie Lee-ee-ee
C Am G F
She was a nice piece of music, she had a rhythm all her o-o-own
D G
He blew a solo like a blind man, she really dug his saxophone
C Am G F
She wanted more than just an encore, and he could play in every ke-e-ey
G C C7
He left the stage and packed his alto, and took it home to Christie Lee
F
Oh, I heard the man knew “The Bird” like the Bible
C
You know the man could blow an educated axe
F
He couldn’t see that Christie Lee was a woman
D G
Who didn’t need another lover all she wanted was the sax
C Am G F
It tool a while for him to notice, it took a while for him to see-ee-ee
G C
He was never in control here, it was always Christie Lee
C
Christie Lee, Christie Lee
Am G F G C C7
Christie Lee Christie Lee-ee-ee
F
Oh the man took a calculated gamble
C
Yes the man had the power to perform
F
But Christie Lee was more than he knew how to handle
D G
She didn’t need him as a man, all she wanted was the horn
C Am G F
They say that Joe became a wino, they say he always drinks alo-oo-one
D G
They say he stumbles like a blind man, they say he sold his saxophone
C Am G F
Even the band must face the music, that’s what the moral is to me-ee-ee
G C
The only time you hit the high notes... is when you play for Christie Lee
C
Christie Lee, Christie Lee
Am G F G C
Christie Lee Christie Lee-ee-ee
C
Christie Lee, Christie Lee
Am G F G C
Christie Lee Christie Lee-ee-ee
Let me tell you a story about a woman and a ma-a-n
D G
Maybe you will find familiar, maybe you won't understand
C Am G F
The man's name I don't remember, he was always Joe to me-e-e
G C/G G C/G G C
But I can't forget the woman she was always Christie Lee
C Am G F
He was working in the night club that's where he played the saxopho-o-one
D G
He used to fake the stock arrangements he left the customers alone
C Am G F
One night before the last song, about a quarter after three-ee-ee
G C/G G C/G G C
He saw her standing at the coat check, and made his move on Christie Lee
C
Christie Lee, Christie Lee
Am G F G C
Christie Lee Christie Lee-ee-ee
C Am G F
She was a nice piece of music, she had a rhythm all her o-o-own
D G
He blew a solo like a blind man, she really dug his saxophone
C Am G F
She wanted more than just an encore, and he could play in every ke-e-ey
G C C7
He left the stage and packed his alto, and took it home to Christie Lee
F
Oh, I heard the man knew “The Bird” like the Bible
C
You know the man could blow an educated axe
F
He couldn’t see that Christie Lee was a woman
D G
Who didn’t need another lover all she wanted was the sax
C Am G F
It tool a while for him to notice, it took a while for him to see-ee-ee
G C
He was never in control here, it was always Christie Lee
C
Christie Lee, Christie Lee
Am G F G C C7
Christie Lee Christie Lee-ee-ee
F
Oh the man took a calculated gamble
C
Yes the man had the power to perform
F
But Christie Lee was more than he knew how to handle
D G
She didn’t need him as a man, all she wanted was the horn
C Am G F
They say that Joe became a wino, they say he always drinks alo-oo-one
D G
They say he stumbles like a blind man, they say he sold his saxophone
C Am G F
Even the band must face the music, that’s what the moral is to me-ee-ee
G C
The only time you hit the high notes... is when you play for Christie Lee
C
Christie Lee, Christie Lee
Am G F G C
Christie Lee Christie Lee-ee-ee
C
Christie Lee, Christie Lee
Am G F G C
Christie Lee Christie Lee-ee-ee
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