‘TheWiid Ones Pages Rock'n’ Roll Pages What You're Proposing Pagel0 MEAT LOAF Dead Ringer For Love Page13 Peel Out Pages TUS te ee Godzita Page 25 Hot Rais To Hall Page 28 (Don' Fear) The Reaper Page 30 Gonzo Page 36 Stormtroopin’ Paged0 Wang Dang Sweet Poontang Page dd Nothing To Lose Page 47 HitAnd Run Page 50 ew Mr Universe Page 54 Future Shock Page58 Chord Chart Page 64 Testa Occ Sevan rsh a5 ExcuoveDstrttirs 7 Neumas Shee anon PUA England eee Ser Py uted. i taro yey NSH 2064 Atala S000 alge et GeyThe Wild Ones Words & Music: Alan Lancaster. —- oe 4 it Seer =e i ==: 1.3. Ea-sy rid - ers in the mom-ing sun are you com- ing here to DEALS AL > Giaowtyou knowyou'e one ov ay - bod = wants to have your fun Ev-'ry- bod - y wants to know your game, how. point the gun No one likes. the kind of clothesyou wear, or — couldyou ev - er ex -plain?__ When ev - "ty = bod - ev -en the look ’s giv - en of your hair. —— It does-n't mat-ter if you're > ry you the name of the wild _______ ones, right or wrong you'rethe wild _ ones. oy And 1 can see the road a - head a’-wind-ing in- to the sun., ‘And no one wants to un - der ~ stand the only way it can bee o> G ay = = aah Bee Btls ce THE se Poe ee ~ Tt on- ly feels like yes - ter - day re - mem- Liv - ing on the — wild side the on - - ber sme, re - ly way could nev = er be a eb. 2 I re-mem-berthesum-mertime_ andthe rid - ing out in- to the breeze_, and I re-mem-berthe ap - ple wine fill-ing my head— up with dreams.a re poe If on-ly 1 could walk a- way Td do it all over a ex z ra ae but rid-ing high on ap - ple wine it never mixed wellinthe end. Ea-sy rid- ers are com - — ing but now there's some-bod-y gone rm ob A ae e ssl sit-ting in here all a - lone looking a - way, looksng 2 - Coda D.C al Coda a way. = Easy rid - er, ea-sy rid - er, you're the wild one.Nock in’ Roll Words & Music: Francis Rossi & Bernard Frost. 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The oth - er — night what you're pro- pos - ing. what you're pro- pos - ing. TU get it right but you're sup -pos - ing. and just sup- pos - — ing. Don’t get me wrong. am I just’ sup- pos - — ing. Tk sounds so nice — D.C. (Repeat x4) Instrumental: copa And not be - liew : ing that__ tm fin - A al - ly__—sbe = liev - ing, what you're pro - pos - o D = _ Sp aa ~ To Fade 3 = ——s = a # =|Dead Ringer Sor Love Words fest SS bee be ps SS (Boy) (1) Ev'ry night I grab some mon-ey and go down to thy since 1 Gan” re-menrber you been hang- in’ round this joint. —— E ——— = tl a — a I got my vad dicsand a beer, I got a a ee a z —— = ae ear dream, 1 need a car ety uke Gem=e 't live by rock ‘n’ roll, and brew t live by on = ly rock ‘n roll and brew. So SSS Rock ’n’ roll and brew, Rock ‘n’ roll and brew Gim RA they don'tmean a thing when I com - Ft7 = —— — SS = oS ieee pate them next f0 you. Row ‘a rol andbew,—t SSS = a Know thatyouandl, we got bet-ter thingsto do, I don't know whoyouare or whatyou do or = —— roe where you go when you'renot a= round,__ 4 1 don’tknowe aT iu = an-y-thinga- bout you,ba - by don’t know who youare, but you're a ring -er for low To Coda ® As ee oe (Girl) (2) Evfat eee eee of Boy) Yougot the kind of legs that do more than walk,— (Gir) I don’thave to lis-ten to your STs joy) you got the kind of eyes that do more than see, (Girl yougot-ta lot of nerve to come on to me. (Boy) You got the kind of lips that Ae : do (Girl) You got the kind of — mind thar - oF does less than think. (Both) But since I'm feel - ing kind - a lone - ly, my de - —— Ss fenc-es are low, why don't we give it a shot and get it’ read-y to go? (Girl) I'm 16look-ing for an-on- y-mousand fleet-ing sat -is - fac-tion, 1 want to tell my Dad-dy I'l be missing in ac - tion, (3) Ev-er See block lyric (3 times) ringer for love. : (8° basso) || ne ——S—— | =" ] ere oe ane Ee ere TS j cm (Dead ring - er for lovey —_ AF (3) Ever since I can remember I’ve been hanging round this joint. My daddy never noticed, now he'll finally get the point. ‘You got me beggin’ on my knees — ¢’mon and throw the dog a bone, ‘A man, he doesn’t live by rock ‘n’ roll and brew alone, Baby, Baby, Baby, Baby — Rock’'n’ roil and brew, Rock ’n’ roll and brew I know that you and I oh, we got better things to do. Rock ‘n’ roll and brew, Rock ’r? roll and brew They don’t mean a thing when I compare them next to you. I don’t know who you are or what you do or where you go when you're not around I don’t know anything about you baby, but you're everything I’m dreaming of I don’t know who you are, but you're a real dead ringer for love, a real dead ringer for love. (To Coda)Peel Out Words & Music: Jim Steinman. (3 times) ane % @ Ev-ry day of my life they say the same old (2) But. ev “ry day of my life (3) See block lyric) Scanner eo tidMo F C/Pe se Ca teeta sect este 18 thing, T’ see thesame old road, —