Chords for Brad Paisley - Waitin' On A Woman (5th Gear version)[with lyrics]
Tempo:
76.8 bpm
Chords used:
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Am
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Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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[G] Sitting on a bench at West Town Mall, [D] he sat down in his [C] overalls and asked me,
Are you waiting on a woman?
[G] I nodded yes, and how about you?
He said, son, since [C] 1952 I've been waiting on a woman.
[Am] When I picked her up for our first date, I told her [F] I'd be there at [C] eight.
She came down the stairs at 8.30.
[Am] She said, I'm sorry that I took so long, didn't [F] like a thing that I tried [C] on.
But let me tell you, son, she sure looked pretty.
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[Dm] Yes, she'll take her time, [F] [F] but I don't mind [C] waiting on a woman.
[G] She said, the wedding took a year to plan.
You talk about an anxious [C] man.
I was nervous.
Waiting on a woman.
[G] Then he nudged my arm like old men do and said, I'll say this about the honeymoon.
[C] It was worth it.
Waiting on a woman.
[G] [Am] And I don't guess we've been anywhere.
[F] She hasn't made us late, I swear.
[C] Sometimes she does [G] it just cause she can [C] do it.
[Am] Boy, it's just a fact of life.
[F] It'll be the same with your young wife.
[C] Might as well [F] go on and get [C] used to it.
[Dm] She'll take her time, [F] but you don't mind [C] waiting on a woman.
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[Am] I've read somewhere statistics show a man's always [C] the first to go.
That makes sense, cause I [G] know she won't be [C] ready.
[Am] When it finally [C] comes my [E] time, and I get [F] to the other [C] side, I'll find myself a bench.
They [C] got in.
[Dm] I hope she takes her [Em] time, [F] cause I don't mind [C] waiting on a woman.
Honey, [Dm] take your time, [F] cause I don't mind waiting [C] on a woman.
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Are you waiting on a woman?
[G] I nodded yes, and how about you?
He said, son, since [C] 1952 I've been waiting on a woman.
[Am] When I picked her up for our first date, I told her [F] I'd be there at [C] eight.
She came down the stairs at 8.30.
[Am] She said, I'm sorry that I took so long, didn't [F] like a thing that I tried [C] on.
But let me tell you, son, she sure looked pretty.
[C]
[Dm] Yes, she'll take her time, [F] [F] but I don't mind [C] waiting on a woman.
[G] She said, the wedding took a year to plan.
You talk about an anxious [C] man.
I was nervous.
Waiting on a woman.
[G] Then he nudged my arm like old men do and said, I'll say this about the honeymoon.
[C] It was worth it.
Waiting on a woman.
[G] [Am] And I don't guess we've been anywhere.
[F] She hasn't made us late, I swear.
[C] Sometimes she does [G] it just cause she can [C] do it.
[Am] Boy, it's just a fact of life.
[F] It'll be the same with your young wife.
[C] Might as well [F] go on and get [C] used to it.
[Dm] She'll take her time, [F] but you don't mind [C] waiting on a woman.
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[Am] I've read somewhere statistics show a man's always [C] the first to go.
That makes sense, cause I [G] know she won't be [C] ready.
[Am] When it finally [C] comes my [E] time, and I get [F] to the other [C] side, I'll find myself a bench.
They [C] got in.
[Dm] I hope she takes her [Em] time, [F] cause I don't mind [C] waiting on a woman.
Honey, [Dm] take your time, [F] cause I don't mind waiting [C] on a woman.
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[G] Sitting on a bench at West Town Mall, [D] he sat down in his [C] overalls and asked me,
Are you waiting on a woman? _
[G] I nodded yes, and how about you?
He said, son, since _ [C] 1952 I've been _ waiting on a woman. _
[Am] When I picked her up for our first date, I told her [F] I'd be there at [C] eight.
She came down the stairs at 8.30. _
[Am] She said, I'm sorry that I took so long, didn't [F] like a thing that I tried [C] on.
But let me tell you, son, she sure looked pretty.
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[Dm] Yes, she'll take her time, [F] _ [F] but I don't mind [C] waiting on a woman. _ _ _ _ _
[G] She said, the wedding took a year to plan.
You talk about an anxious [C] man.
I was nervous.
_ Waiting on a woman. _
[G] Then he nudged my arm like old men do and said, I'll say this about the honeymoon.
[C] It was worth it.
Waiting on a woman. _ _
[G] [Am] And I don't guess we've been anywhere.
[F] She hasn't made us late, I swear.
[C] Sometimes she does [G] it just cause she can [C] do it. _ _
[Am] Boy, it's just a fact of life.
[F] It'll be the same with your young wife.
[C] Might as well [F] go on and get [C] used to it. _ _
[Dm] She'll take her time, [F] but you don't mind [C] waiting on a woman.
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_ _ _ _ [Am] I've read somewhere statistics show a man's always [C] the first to go.
That makes sense, cause I [G] know she won't be [C] ready.
_ _ [Am] When it finally [C] comes my [E] time, and I get [F] to the other [C] side, I'll find myself a bench.
They [C] got in.
_ [Dm] I hope she takes her [Em] time, [F] cause I don't mind [C] waiting on a woman.
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[G] Sitting on a bench at West Town Mall, [D] he sat down in his [C] overalls and asked me,
Are you waiting on a woman? _
[G] I nodded yes, and how about you?
He said, son, since _ [C] 1952 I've been _ waiting on a woman. _
[Am] When I picked her up for our first date, I told her [F] I'd be there at [C] eight.
She came down the stairs at 8.30. _
[Am] She said, I'm sorry that I took so long, didn't [F] like a thing that I tried [C] on.
But let me tell you, son, she sure looked pretty.
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[Dm] Yes, she'll take her time, [F] _ [F] but I don't mind [C] waiting on a woman. _ _ _ _ _
[G] She said, the wedding took a year to plan.
You talk about an anxious [C] man.
I was nervous.
_ Waiting on a woman. _
[G] Then he nudged my arm like old men do and said, I'll say this about the honeymoon.
[C] It was worth it.
Waiting on a woman. _ _
[G] [Am] And I don't guess we've been anywhere.
[F] She hasn't made us late, I swear.
[C] Sometimes she does [G] it just cause she can [C] do it. _ _
[Am] Boy, it's just a fact of life.
[F] It'll be the same with your young wife.
[C] Might as well [F] go on and get [C] used to it. _ _
[Dm] She'll take her time, [F] but you don't mind [C] waiting on a woman.
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That makes sense, cause I [G] know she won't be [C] ready.
_ _ [Am] When it finally [C] comes my [E] time, and I get [F] to the other [C] side, I'll find myself a bench.
They [C] got in.
_ [Dm] I hope she takes her [Em] time, [F] cause I don't mind [C] waiting on a woman.
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