PINBALL WIZARD Words and Music by

Brightly (J = 132) PETER TOWNSHEND

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1. Ev - er since I was ayoung boy - I stands - like a stat - ue, - becomes

3. Ain't got no dis-trac - tions, - can't 4. He's been on my fav-'ritetab - le, -

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played the sil - ver ball; From So - ho down to Brigh - ton I part of the- ma - chine, Feel - in' all the bump - ers, hear no buz- zes and bells, Don't see no lights a - flash - in' He can beat - mv best, His dis - ci - ~ l e s lead him in And

But I must have played 'em all - ain't seen noth - in' like him in al - ways play - in' clean, - Plays by in - tu - i - tion, the

plays by sense of smell, - A1 - ways gets a re - play ., he just does the rest.- He's got cra - zy flip - pin' fin - gers,

an - y a - muse-ment hall. - dig - it coun - ters nev - er seen him fall. - nev - er seen him

deaf, dumb- and b l i n d kid

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I sure plays a mean pin - ball.

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1.2. He's a pin - ball wiz - and there has - to be a twist, A 3. I thought I was - the bod - y - ta - ble king, But

pin - baH wiz - ard, got I just hand - ed my

such a sup - ple pin - ball crown to

wrist- him. -

don 't - know.) -

How do you think- he does - it? -

I What makes him - so - w

good? - I ball.

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