Waiting For You

{tuning: Standard (EADGBE)}
{section: Intro}
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 [Am]
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[[F]slow rhythm  |\ \ |\ \ |\ \ |\-\/-/\/   |\ \ |\ \ |\ \ |\-\/-/\/  ]

B[C]oy, it's a lo[F]ng road you've been tra[C]velling;    [C]

M[C]iles of bl[F]acktop, years of blu[G]es.         [G]

 [C]                  [F]
 [C]
I[Em7]t's a har[Am]d, hard rain that's never ending;

Y[F]ou've got to have a littl[Em]e faith and love wi[G]ll come t[G]o you.

I[Am]'ve got a feeling someone's wai[F]ting for you at the end[C] of the r[C]ainbow

W[Am]ith open arms, and[F] a love she needs t[G]o share.  [G]

 [C]                            [G]
 [Am]
S[Em7]hackled b[F]y the [F]chains of a broken heart, tell me can you set her free?

 [F]
I[Em]'ve got a fe[F]eling that the g[F]irl who's [C]wai[C]tin[F]g f[F]or you....  is me.

Let's bare our hearts and share our secrets;
Together we'll laugh, together we'll cry.
But there's just one thing you need to believe in;
True love is there for you on down the line.

I[Am]'ve got a feeling someone's wai[F]ting for you at the end[C] of the r[C]ainbow

W[Am]ith open arms, and[F] a love she needs t[G]o share.  [G]

 [C]                            [G]
 [Am]
S[Em7]hackled b[F]y the [F]chains of a broken heart, tell me can you set her free?

 [F]
I[Em]'ve got a fe[F]eling that the g[F]irl who's waiting for you...
   |
 [Am]
 [F]
 [C]
 [C]
 [Am]
 [F]
 [G]
I[G]s me.

 [C]                            [G]
 [Am]
S[Em7]hackled b[F]y the [F]chains of a broken heart, tell me can you set her free?

 [F]
I[Em]'ve got a fe[F]eling that the g[F]irl who's[C] waitin[C]g for you...  is me.

 [F]
 [Em]          [F]
 [F]    F\[stop]
I've got a feeling that the girl who's waiting for you.......
   |
 [C]
 [C]
 [F]    [F]
 [G]\/ |C\[stop]
Is me.

In most cases, each chord letter represents a full measure.  Two chord
letters connected by a hyphen "-" share a measure.  In some cases I have
added "|" to represent the start of a measure for increased clarity.  Most
measures have only two downstrums - the overall rhythm of the song is
essentially the same as what I have indicated in the intro (where "\"
represents a downstrum and "/" represents an upstrum).