i really want to learn how to really play this song

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Would u mind to send me the Tab .. ?!?!? Thz A lot ..

hello I would like to receive drum tabs for ted the mechanic please i would be ever so gratefull ,thanks alot.

ARTIST: Billy Joel
ALBUM: The Stranger
YEAR: 1977
LABEL: CBS Records
CATOLOG: 69384
1. Movin' Out (Anthony's Song)
2. The Stranger
3. Just the Way You Are
4. Scenes from an Italian Restaurant
5. Vienna
6. Only the Good Die Young
7. She's Always a Woman
8. Get It Right the First Time
9. Everybody Has a Dream

ALBUM NOTES:
Available on Mini Disc on Columbia (34987). NOTES: This edition of THE STRANGER is an Enhanced CD containing both a full audio program as well as video clips for the songs "The Stranger," "Just The Way You Are," "Scenes From An Italian Restaurant" and "Only The Good Die Young."

Recorded at A&R Recording, Inc., New York, New York. All tracks have been digitally remastered using 24-bit technology. He's known to many as an inoffensive pop balladeer, but at the arguable peak of his career in the late '70s, Billy Joel released his darkest, most emotionally charged album. THE STRANGER abandons the grandstanding and broad melodic sweep of Joel's earlier records for a more intimate, introspective sound, effectively communicating Joel's ruminations on the perils of life and love. "Movin' Out" is something of an existentialist anthem, chronicling the way people's dreams are often irreparably crushed. The ominous-sounding title tune examines the many guises with which lovers disguise themselves in their attempts to entrap and deceive each other. "Only the Good Die Young" is hedonism at it's most iconoclastic. Even "She's Always a Woman," ostensibly a romantic piano ballad, is full of thorny, less-than-complimentary observations about its subject. Joel's emotional honesty would never be this clear-eyed and unabashed again.