Also, note that this same exact approach is used for the final verse - which is modulated up 3 half-steps. The most important thing here is probably voicing that added sus4 note that comes and goes, so find a chord fingering style that works for you. Here's the general chord shaping you'll want to use for the verse, as well as the second half of the intro (where the heavy strumming comes in). |-|-Īfter the F#, move to the Bsus4 → B progression used in the verse (which you'll repeat a few times before starting the verse proper). This intro tab starts with a Bm shaped chord and with each measure makes a single change, with all the while you consistently picking the same bass note.

sure plays a mean pinballĭ D → C → F → Bb (let ring) Notes & Tabs Intro Tab x4 Dsus4 D Even on my favorite table, he can beat my bestĬsus4 C His disciples lead him in, and he just does the restībsus4 Bb He's got crazy flipper fingers, never seen him fallĪ That deaf, dumb, and blind kid. sure plays a mean pinballĮ F# B G D Dsus4 D A pinball wizard's got such a supple wristīridge D Cadd9 G D Cadd9 G How do you think he does it? I don't knowĪin't got no distractions, can't hear no buzzers and bellsĭon't see no lights a-flashing, plays by sense of smellĪlways gets the replay, never seen him fallīut I just handed my pinball crown to himĮnding Verse (same as normal verse, but modulated up 3 half-steps) Dsus4. Plays by intuition, the digit counters fall He stands like a statue, becomes part of the machineįeeling all the bumpers, always playing clean Gsus4 G But I ain't seen anything like him in any amusement hallį# That deaf, dumb, and blind kid. x4 Verse Bsus4 B Ever since I was a young boy, I've played the silver ballĪsus4 A From Soho down to Brighton, I must have played 'em all Jump to: lyrics / notes & tabs / videos / chord progressions / song info Lyrics Intro Bm (droning riff with walkdown, see tab below) Bsus4.

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