Sitting, Waiting, Wishing

Jack Johnson

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[Intro] Am Am7 G G7
F F7 C C7 [Primera Parte]
Am Am7 Well I was sitting, waiting, wishing
G G7 You believed in superstitions
F F7 C C7 Then maybe you'd see the signs
Am Am7 But lord knows that this world is cruel
G G7 And I ain't the lord no I'm just a fool
F F7 Learning loving somebody don't
C C7 make them love you [Estribillo]
E E7 E E7 Must I always be waiting,
Am Am7 Am Am7 waiting on you?
E E7 E E7 Must I always be playing,
Am Am7 Am Am7 playing your fool? [Segunda Parte]
Am Am7 I sang your songs, I danced your dance
G G7 I gave your friends all a chance
F F7 Putting up with them wasn't worth
C C7 never having you
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Am Am7 Oh maybe you've been through this before
G G7 But it's my first time so please ignore
F F7 These next few lines because
C C7 they're directed at you [Estribillo]
E E7 E E7 I can't always waiting, waiting
Am Am7 Am Am7 on you?
E E7 E E7 I can't always be playing,
Am Am7 Am Am7 playing your fool [Tercera Parte]
C E I keep playing your part
F But it's not my scene
G Want this plot to twist
F C I've had enough mystery
E Keep building it up
F But then you're shooting me down
G But I'm already down
Am Am7 Just wait a minute
G G7 F F7 Just sitting, waiting
C C7 Am Am7 Just wait a minute
G G7 F F7 C C7 Just sitting, waiting [Cuarta Parte]
Am Am7 Well if I was in your position
G G7 I'd put down all my amuntintion
F F7 I'd wonder why it had taken me so
C C7 long
Am Am7 But the Lord knows that I'm not you
G G7 And if I was I wouldn't be so cruel
F F7 Cause waitin' on love ain't so
C C7 easy to do [Estribillo Final]
E E7 E E7 Must I always be waiting,
Am Am7 Am Am7 waiting on you?
E E7 E E7 Must I always be playing,
Am Am7 Am Am7 playing your fool?
E E7 E E7 No I can't always waiting,
Am Am7 Am Am7 waiting on you?
E E7 E E7 I can't always be playing,
Am Am7 Am Am7 playing your fool
E E7 Am Fool.. uhmm
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Composición: Jack Johnson

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