Chords for Wynn Varble - Waitin' On a Woman
Tempo:
97.75 bpm
Chords used:
F#
B
E
G#m
C#m
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[B] [F#]
[B]
[F#] We're sitting on a bench in Westtown, boys.
[F#m] They sat down and looked over [F#] all the lines.
Waiting on the water.
I said, yes, how about you, since the sun since 1952 has been waiting on the water.
[G#m] When I picked her up for our first [E] date, I told her I'd be there late.
[B] She came [F#] down the stairs about 8.30.
[G#m] She said, I'm sorry that I took so [E] long.
Ain't like a thing that I've tried on.
[B] Let [F#] me tell you something, she sure looked pretty.
[C#m]
She takes her time, [E] but I don't [B] mind.
Waiting on the water.
[F#] He said the wedding took a year to plan.
Talk about an anxious man, I was nervous.
Waiting on the water.
[F#] He nudged my arm like old men do and said, but I'll say this about the honeymoon, it was worth it.
Waiting on the water.
[G#m] I don't guess we've gone anywhere.
[E] She hasn't made [F#] us late, I [B] swear.
Sometimes she does [F#] it just because she can do it.
He [G#m] said, boy, it's just a fact of life.
[E] It'll be the same with your young [B] wife.
You might as [F#] well go on and get used to it.
She [C#m] takes her time, [E] but we don't mind.
[B] Waiting on the water.
[F#] You want to pick one, baby?
Or the back?
The back.
[B]
[F#]
[G#m] He said I read somewhere statistics [E] show, the man's always the first to go.
[B] That makes sense, cause [F#] I know she won't [B] be ready.
[F#] [G#m] So when it finally comes my [E] time, I get to the other [B] side.
I'll just find [F#] myself a bench.
They've got you.
I [C#m] hope she takes her time.
[E] Cause I [B] don't mind.
Waiting on the water.
[C#m]
Honey, take your time.
[E] Cause I don't mind.
Waiting [B] on the water.
[B]
[F#] We're sitting on a bench in Westtown, boys.
[F#m] They sat down and looked over [F#] all the lines.
Waiting on the water.
I said, yes, how about you, since the sun since 1952 has been waiting on the water.
[G#m] When I picked her up for our first [E] date, I told her I'd be there late.
[B] She came [F#] down the stairs about 8.30.
[G#m] She said, I'm sorry that I took so [E] long.
Ain't like a thing that I've tried on.
[B] Let [F#] me tell you something, she sure looked pretty.
[C#m]
She takes her time, [E] but I don't [B] mind.
Waiting on the water.
[F#] He said the wedding took a year to plan.
Talk about an anxious man, I was nervous.
Waiting on the water.
[F#] He nudged my arm like old men do and said, but I'll say this about the honeymoon, it was worth it.
Waiting on the water.
[G#m] I don't guess we've gone anywhere.
[E] She hasn't made [F#] us late, I [B] swear.
Sometimes she does [F#] it just because she can do it.
He [G#m] said, boy, it's just a fact of life.
[E] It'll be the same with your young [B] wife.
You might as [F#] well go on and get used to it.
She [C#m] takes her time, [E] but we don't mind.
[B] Waiting on the water.
[F#] You want to pick one, baby?
Or the back?
The back.
[B]
[F#]
[G#m] He said I read somewhere statistics [E] show, the man's always the first to go.
[B] That makes sense, cause [F#] I know she won't [B] be ready.
[F#] [G#m] So when it finally comes my [E] time, I get to the other [B] side.
I'll just find [F#] myself a bench.
They've got you.
I [C#m] hope she takes her time.
[E] Cause I [B] don't mind.
Waiting on the water.
[C#m]
Honey, take your time.
[E] Cause I don't mind.
Waiting [B] on the water.
Key:
F#
B
E
G#m
C#m
F#
B
E
_ _ _ [B] _ _ _ _ [F#] _
_ _ _ [B] _ _ _ _ _
_ [F#] _ _ We're sitting on a bench in Westtown, boys.
[F#m] They sat down and looked over [F#] all the lines.
_ _ Waiting on the water. _ _
_ _ I said, yes, how about you, since the sun since 1952 has been _ waiting on the water.
_ _ [G#m] When I picked her up for our first [E] date, I told her I'd be there late.
[B] She came [F#] down the stairs about 8.30.
_ _ [G#m] She said, I'm sorry that I took so [E] long.
Ain't like a thing that I've tried on.
[B] Let [F#] me tell you something, she sure looked pretty.
_ _ [C#m]
She takes her time, [E] but I don't [B] mind.
Waiting on the water. _ _ _ _
_ [F#] _ _ He said the wedding took a year to plan.
Talk about an anxious man, I was nervous.
_ _ Waiting on the water. _
[F#] He nudged my arm like old men do and said, but I'll say this about the honeymoon, it was worth it.
Waiting on the water.
_ _ [G#m] I don't guess we've gone anywhere.
[E] She hasn't made [F#] us late, I [B] swear.
Sometimes she does [F#] it just because she can do it. _
_ He [G#m] said, boy, it's just a fact of life.
[E] It'll be the same with your young [B] wife.
You might as [F#] well go on and get used to it.
_ She [C#m] takes her time, _ [E] but we don't mind.
[B] Waiting on the water. _ _ _
[F#] You want to pick one, baby?
Or the back? _ _ _
_ _ _ _ The back.
_ [B] _
_ _ _ [F#] _ _ _ _ _
[G#m] He said I read somewhere statistics [E] show, the man's always the first to go.
[B] That makes sense, cause [F#] I know she won't [B] be ready.
[F#] _ _ [G#m] So when it finally comes my [E] time, I get to the other [B] side.
I'll just find [F#] myself a bench.
They've got you.
_ I [C#m] hope she takes her time.
[E] _ Cause I [B] don't mind.
Waiting on the water.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ [C#m]
Honey, take your time.
_ [E] _ Cause I don't mind.
Waiting [B] on the water. _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ [B] _ _ _ _ _
_ [F#] _ _ We're sitting on a bench in Westtown, boys.
[F#m] They sat down and looked over [F#] all the lines.
_ _ Waiting on the water. _ _
_ _ I said, yes, how about you, since the sun since 1952 has been _ waiting on the water.
_ _ [G#m] When I picked her up for our first [E] date, I told her I'd be there late.
[B] She came [F#] down the stairs about 8.30.
_ _ [G#m] She said, I'm sorry that I took so [E] long.
Ain't like a thing that I've tried on.
[B] Let [F#] me tell you something, she sure looked pretty.
_ _ [C#m]
She takes her time, [E] but I don't [B] mind.
Waiting on the water. _ _ _ _
_ [F#] _ _ He said the wedding took a year to plan.
Talk about an anxious man, I was nervous.
_ _ Waiting on the water. _
[F#] He nudged my arm like old men do and said, but I'll say this about the honeymoon, it was worth it.
Waiting on the water.
_ _ [G#m] I don't guess we've gone anywhere.
[E] She hasn't made [F#] us late, I [B] swear.
Sometimes she does [F#] it just because she can do it. _
_ He [G#m] said, boy, it's just a fact of life.
[E] It'll be the same with your young [B] wife.
You might as [F#] well go on and get used to it.
_ She [C#m] takes her time, _ [E] but we don't mind.
[B] Waiting on the water. _ _ _
[F#] You want to pick one, baby?
Or the back? _ _ _
_ _ _ _ The back.
_ [B] _
_ _ _ [F#] _ _ _ _ _
[G#m] He said I read somewhere statistics [E] show, the man's always the first to go.
[B] That makes sense, cause [F#] I know she won't [B] be ready.
[F#] _ _ [G#m] So when it finally comes my [E] time, I get to the other [B] side.
I'll just find [F#] myself a bench.
They've got you.
_ I [C#m] hope she takes her time.
[E] _ Cause I [B] don't mind.
Waiting on the water.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ [C#m]
Honey, take your time.
_ [E] _ Cause I don't mind.
Waiting [B] on the water. _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _