Chords for Waiting For You - The Incredible String Band

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_ _ _ _ [A] _ [Bm] I've been wearing [D] faces in [Bm] the strangest [D] places, [Em] just to make a dream come true.
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Dawn is sweet, but it's incomplete, and [D] I'm waiting for you.
_ [Bm] The [D] breeze is blowing, and my hair is growing, [Em] forgotten everything my mother knew.
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Day is young, and the spring is sprung, and [D] I'm waiting for you. _ _ _
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Must you bring your horse in here, Miss Jones?
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Although your snowshoes do look terrific.
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_ _ _ Yes, they [Em] all come from out of the sky, you know.
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_ _ _ _ _ _ I'm waiting _ for the _ [F] _ dove that [D#] _ never _ came _ _ home.
_ [G] I'm waiting _ for the [D#] painter _ when his [C#] colors were _ gone.
_ _ I'm [D] waiting for soldiers at [F#] the war.
_ [A] I'm waiting for a royal decision.
_ I'm waiting for the sun to [F#] snore.
_ [A] I'm waiting for a rumble [D] from [G] Jericho.
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Waiting for the world to [A] begin. _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [Bm] I'm a bareback [D] rider, [Bm] I'm an [D] outsider, [Em] and I love to dance the boogaloo.
_ _ [A] I'm a tourney of head, I'm a lately wed, and [D] I'm waiting for you. _ _ _
_ More tea, Vicar?
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_ _ _ Hold that tiger.
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Yes, hydrangeas do look divine this time of [A] year.
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_ _ _ _ _ _ [A] I'm waiting for [F] the angels _ to [D#] put _ on their _ _ smiles.
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I'm waiting _ for the [D#] judges _ to _ [C#] come _ to trial.
_ _ [D] I'm waiting for [A] the arrow [F#] _ lane.
[A] I'm waiting for the [D] graves to open.
_ I'm waiting to [A] be sold in [F#] chains. _
I'm waiting for a signal from [D] the trapdoor [G] queen.
[E] Waiting for the world to [A] begin. _ _
_ [A] _ _ _ _ [Bm] I'm a snake charmer, I'm a guava [D] farmer, [Em] I'm a goose to me, don't ever say fool.
_ Let [A] the universe roll, I'm a symbol soul, and [D] I'm waiting for you. _ _ _
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Oh, it sounds so sweet when you play to me like [Em] that.
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_ _ _ That tiger doesn't really want [D] to be held.
_ _ _ _ _ I'm waiting for [F] the signs _ to point [D#] a _ different _ _ way.
_ _ _ [G] I'm waiting _ for God _ to take a [C#] _ _ _ _
holiday.
_ _ _ _ [D] I'm waiting for [A] night in the [F#] mine.
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I'm waiting for the hills [D] to grow steeper. _
I'm waiting for the man they [F#] call shine. _
[A] I'm waiting for Willie [D] the weeper [G] to wake.
[E] Waiting for the world to [A] begin. _
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I'm [D] off the market with an old straw basket singing [Em] doh dee oh dee oh _ doh.
_ [A] Marine claw, do wear in the spring, in [D] the April breeze is how it will blow. _
_ _ _ I'm going to introduce to you now the [Em] personalities who compose the Jim Stigart of L'Art Point.
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Over there on my left, we have Miss Cynthia de [Em] Montfort Jones upon her silvery toned mandolin.
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And just a little further over on the left, we have that [Em] famed oriental bass player, Miss Penola Baumgarner.
_ [A] _ _ _ _ First time in captivity, [D] folks. _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ On the pounding battery and coterie, _ [Em] we have that well-known [A] bricklayer's laborer from Pilton, Mr.
Jack McMarker.
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And perhaps you just have time to devastate your synesthesia [Em] with one more searing chorus from Black Jack [A] Davey on the seam organ. _ _ _ _
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_ _ _ _ _ _ [D] That's all. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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