Chords for mike finnigan on hammond

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You can [A] see, rainy day, dream away.
_ _ [C] Oh wow.
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Ha ha ha!
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When you hear the beginning of rainy [G] day, you can hear some changes being played.
And [B] that's basically just us [Ab] talking about [D] different sections of the tune.
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[G] And [D] there's not a whole lot of changes to it.
A lot of it is just in D.
It's just comping in D.
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[Dm] _ _ _ _ _ [G] _ _ _
_ Later [E] on, on a cue, I remember we talked about doing this.
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That kind of thing.
There's a [C] section in there, [G] you know.
I think.
[F] _ _ [D] And it goes_
Da da da da da da da da da da.
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Freddie Lee Smith [D] on sax.
Freddie Lee Smith on sax.
He's not with us, unfortunately.
Right.
And [Dm] then I was playing _ _ drums.
And this _ tune itself was one of _ the highlights of my whole career.
Most definitely.
Do you remember who was on bass?
_ _ _ There was no bass. _
_ Mike Svanegin was playing, as we know it, shamming.
The first thing I did as far as [G] a bass line was _ that kind of feel.
So that was cool, you know.
I think a couple of times I did some walking lines, [E] you know.
And he said, [Gb] no, no, don't be walking, just keep pumping, you know.
[G] _ Rainy day, _ [D] dream away.
_ Let [C] the sun take [G] on a holiday.
[D] _ _ [G] Flowers bloom, then see the [Gb] children.
_ [A] Let the [C] love run [G] away.
[G] You know, [Gb] just check out [F] the words, rainy day, rain all day.
No [Gb] use to getting uptight, just let it groove its own way.
Let it train, worry the worries of the day.
[F] Lay back and groove on a rainy day.
And that's just the [Gb] thing that you do on a rainy day.
If he had a lyric, I didn't know about it.
If he had a form, he kept it to himself.
Because as I said, it was like a very loose construction.
The first half was like mellow, and the second half was insane.
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_ [D] As I told you, since there's no bass player, at the end of the tune,
we get into a little [Dm] clime thing. _ _ _
[G] _ _ _ _ _ [Bb] _ And then he's going to go down, down, down, down.
Down, down, down.
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[Eb] And then_
[D] _ Doing those things that, it was all head cues and hand signals and eyebrows. _ _
It was real easy [E] for me because one of my specialties is playing a shuffle,
which they call gut bucket, [A] to where you can really flirt with time.
[G] And I was like, I'm going to do that.
And [D] you kind of get that imaginative.
In other words, _ when you're flirting with time, you're back like this.
[Dm] _ _ _ _ _ _
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_ _ It wasn't like this wild party scene that a lot of people might have associated
_ _ with [Dm] Jimi Hendrix.
[Fm] All _ this [Ebm] mad, mad moving, lots of [D] women, people getting [Eb] high.
_ Nothing like that.
It was real kind of quiet and thoughtful. _ _
_ _ [D] _ What's he saying in the back? _ _
The harmony. _ _ _ _ _
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_ _ _ Something _ _ _
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[D] _ _ _ _ like that. _
I think we were [F] playing _ like_
The ugliest thing we could find.
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_ _ _ _ _ _ [G] I didn't know that was [D] going to be on his album, [G] for sure.
[Dm] Hell, I never got paid for the session, man.
_ _ _ _ If you're out there listening, [Eb] I want my money.
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_ [G] _ I am proud of him.
I'm proud of the fact that I was able to be _ on a record with him.
_ _ Because of the fact that he's so important.
_ It has more to do with [D] being in the right place at the right time
than it does with my ability. _ _ _
I'm glad I was able to be there.
I'm glad I was good enough to hold up my end.
But it wasn't something where, hey, I'm going to do this.
Get Finnegan. _ _ _ _