Chords for Hanson on Regis and Kathy Lee 1998

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My gosh, how [N] long has it been since Anson's been with us?
Two or three years now?
Uh, it's probably almost two years.
Almost two years?
No, no, no, it hasn't been that long.
It hasn't been that long?
No, I guess it is, yeah.
So long, you guys have had a haircut since then?
It's just hard to know.
[Ab] _ Yeah, several.
Maybe a couple haircuts, huh?
This is Isaac, there's Zach, and there's Taylor.
It's nice [G] to have you guys back on the show.
And [N] incidentally, Taylor is turning 16 in March, and the big deal_
_ _ Sweet 16!
And the big deal is you're learning how to drive.
[Bm] Sort of.
When do you have time to even [B] cruise around?
I mean_
Well, I mean, we just kind of drive out [N] somewhere.
Where's Oklahoma?
They'll end up flat.
_ There's plenty of opportunity to drive places.
We've just stayed away from driving with [B] him.
Very smart.
Who's teaching you, Dad?
I'm Dad, Mom, you know, whoever.
It's [Bb] pretty straightforward, you know, I mean, it's not like driving standard.
Actually, his first thing he drove was a friend's truck.
It was a stick, so that's more than I can say for myself.
I [Gb] didn't drive a stick first.
Yeah, yeah, an old, you know_
You know, something that I could knock into anything and it wouldn't match.
Yeah, why don't you take a test in that, a stick truck?
Yeah, that's really a test.
And how are you, Baby Hanson?
[N] He's not the Baby Hanson.
Well, he's the youngest one.
Youngest of the group, yeah.
[Eb] Of the group, yeah.
There's four other kids.
There are seven Hanson kids, [A] right? That's right.
Yeah, now you look great.
You always have a [Eb] beautiful smile.
Thank you.
Seven kids all together, right?
Yes, seven kids.
And the whole family goes on tour where you guys get a chance to go on vacation.
So where'd you go this year?
Well, we, during the tour, we went to a lot of different places.
We went to Mount Rushmore.
The cool thing was we showed up at Mount Rushmore and they just closed the place.
Like ten [Gb] minutes late.
Well, it wasn't a vacation.
[B] Yeah, it was during the night.
It's awesome though, isn't it?
Oh, yeah.
It's very awesome.
Well, you were like, no, there's like 80 people here.
We gotta turn it back on.
We pulled up there in all our [Gb] buses and they're like, sorry, we're like, [Em] it closed.
This really sucks because we had been driving trying to get there before it closed.
Did you tell them who you were?
Well, they opened it up for us.
They did.
I [Eb] ended up opening it up and turning on the lights and it was [N] really awesome.
Did you guys do Crazy Horse too?
Crazy Horse is awesome.
We haven't seen that, but we've heard tons about it.
I'm sure it's great.
Where else have you been?
Also during the tour, we went to Niagara Falls.
Unfortunately, it was one of those things where everything was at night.
You're driving from show to show.
Everything slows down and you're in this police car driving across Niagara Falls going, wow.
You guys are being cheated out of seeing this nation.
It was really cool though.
Everything was always closed down and we were able to just roam there.
It was actually a good opportunity to see it and not as crazy.
Yeah, but you guys can't go anywhere anymore, can you, with any anonymity?
No, actually, it's really not that bad.
You just go and do whatever.
You just go in groups of friends or something like that.
We don't really worry about it.
When you're separated, do people leave you alone anymore? No. _ _ _
Are you like Greta Garbo at this point?
Do you vant to be alone?
Are you enjoying everything that's happening to you?
I think it would be hard not to enjoy it.
We're doing what we've always wanted to do.
We're getting to do music all the time and that's the best thing I can think of.
That's nice.
And incidentally, picked up an award Monday night from Billboard magazine.
Yeah, we presented an award for the best female artist.
Oh, you presented an award?
Yes, we were presenting it. Okay.
She's kind of there.
We were there, we presented, we got to meet several different people.
We presented to Shania Twain, who is a very, very pretty lady.
She's very attractive.
Yes, she is.
No, no, no, she's really nice.
She's gorgeous.
She's not for you.
She's married.
We actually met her a while ago.
The duo!
_ [D] You're [C] right.
_ _ [A] _ _ _ [D] It's sort of impossible to have relationships [B] though at this point, right?
I mean, normally.
No.
Really?
No.
You got some news for us, big guy?
I don't have one, but no.
It's not impossible.
Difficult.
Difficult.
Yeah, exactly.
But with us at Will, there's a way.
Yes, very true.
I don't know.
I'm saying coy with that.
All right, so now we have two albums.
Not one, but two albums.
And one of them is a Christmas album.
Yes.
We have our Tree Up, we're trying to get in the spirit.
You got a number from your Christmas album?
Yes, we have a number from a Christmas album.
It's an original song that we wrote, and it's called Everybody [Ab] Knows the [A] Claws.
Fine, when we come back, we'll hear the Hansons [G] sing their original song.
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