Werbung entfernenI hope that the chord fingerings below
make sense. I don't know the real names of the chords that I've called
such things as CaddG, but it's a C major with the high G note added on
the first string and so on. Sorry about the capo placement, but my
cassette player plays everything fast (about a half-step fast) so where
I have to put my capo to play along isn't necessarily reliable. Just pick
out the bass notes and see where it should go.
Ben McTernan
YOU WILL BE WAITING
(Capo on 2nd or 3rd fret; I can't remember which)
The numbers below denote the fret where the string should be held, not
the finger that should be used. All fingerings are with the capo on.
CaddG C/BaddG Am7 Am7/G Fm
EADGBE EADGBE EADGBE EADGBE EADGBE 32013 2X013 02013 3X2013 133111
CaddG C/BaddG Am7 Am7/GAs we walk together through the autumn nearing winter
Fm C GThrough the dying leaves and trees we call our home and native land
CaddG C/BaddG Am7You say you don't believe a thing I say
Am7/G FmI say you don't believe a thing
C GYou say you can't believe that I don't understand
F CBut I know you will be waiting
F COh I know you will be waiting
F G (pause)
Yes I know you will be waiting, waiting there for me
Other verses are the same, with interludes being either a full or
truncated repetition of the main progression.
BRIDGE:
F GYou were someone who would
CaddG C/BaddG Am7 Am7/GAlways tell me things I don't know
FmTell me where to go
C G (hold on the G chord)
There I'll always go
F GAlways Go back whether or not you're waiting
CaddG C/BaddG Am7 Am7/GOoh well I don't care if you'll be waiting
Fm G CaddG C/BaddGPlease say that you will be waiting there for me
Am7 Am7/G Fm CDon't you ever leee-eee-eave, please don't leave
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