Chords for Brad Paisley - Waitin' on a Woman (Cover)
Tempo:
81.25 bpm
Chords used:
C
F
G
Am
Dm
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
This is Brad Paisley's Waiting on a Woman.
This is for you, Rachel.
[C]
[C]
[G] Sitting on a bench at Westtown Mall, he sat down in his overalls and asked me, waiting
on a woman.
I nodded, yeah, and said, how about you?
He said, son, since [C] 1952 I've [G] been [C]
waiting on a woman.
[G] [Am] When I picked her up for our first date, [F] I told her I'd be there [C] today.
She came [F] downstairs [C] at 8.30.
She said, [Am] I'm sorry that I took so long.
[F] I didn't like a thing that I tried [C] on.
But let me tell you, [G] son, she sure [C] looked pretty.
[Dm] And she'll take her time.
[F] I don't mind waiting [C] on a woman.
He [G] said the wedding took a year to plan.
You talk about an anxious 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.
[D] [Am] And I don't get sweet men anyway.
[F] She hasn't made us late, I swear.
[C] Sometimes she does it [G] 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] You might as well [G] go on and get [C] used to it.
[Dm] She'll take her time.
[F] You don't mind [C] waiting on a woman.
[G]
[G]
[C]
I've [Am] read some rare statistics show [F] a man's always the first to [C] go.
And that makes sense [F] cause I know she [C] won't be ready.
[Am] When it finally comes my [F] time and I get to the other side, [C] I'll find [F] myself a bench.
[C] They've got in.
[Dm] I hope she takes her time.
[F] Cause I don't mind [C] waiting on a woman.
[Dm] Honey, take your time.
[F] Cause I don't mind waiting [C] on a woman.
[G] [Gm]
This is for you, Rachel.
[C]
[C]
[G] Sitting on a bench at Westtown Mall, he sat down in his overalls and asked me, waiting
on a woman.
I nodded, yeah, and said, how about you?
He said, son, since [C] 1952 I've [G] been [C]
waiting on a woman.
[G] [Am] When I picked her up for our first date, [F] I told her I'd be there [C] today.
She came [F] downstairs [C] at 8.30.
She said, [Am] I'm sorry that I took so long.
[F] I didn't like a thing that I tried [C] on.
But let me tell you, [G] son, she sure [C] looked pretty.
[Dm] And she'll take her time.
[F] I don't mind waiting [C] on a woman.
He [G] said the wedding took a year to plan.
You talk about an anxious 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.
[D] [Am] And I don't get sweet men anyway.
[F] She hasn't made us late, I swear.
[C] Sometimes she does it [G] 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] You might as well [G] go on and get [C] used to it.
[Dm] She'll take her time.
[F] You don't mind [C] waiting on a woman.
[G]
[G]
[C]
I've [Am] read some rare statistics show [F] a man's always the first to [C] go.
And that makes sense [F] cause I know she [C] won't be ready.
[Am] When it finally comes my [F] time and I get to the other side, [C] I'll find [F] myself a bench.
[C] They've got in.
[Dm] I hope she takes her time.
[F] Cause I don't mind [C] waiting on a woman.
[Dm] Honey, take your time.
[F] Cause I don't mind waiting [C] on a woman.
[G] [Gm]
Key:
C
F
G
Am
Dm
C
F
G
This is Brad Paisley's Waiting on a Woman.
This is for you, Rachel.
[C] _
_ _ [C] _ _ _ _ _
[G] Sitting on a bench at Westtown Mall, he sat down in his overalls and asked me, _ waiting
on a woman. _
_ _ I nodded, yeah, and said, how about you?
He said, son, since _ [C] 1952 I've [G] been _ [C]
waiting on a woman.
[G] _ [Am] When I picked her up for our first date, [F] I told her I'd be there [C] today.
She came [F] downstairs [C] at 8.30.
_ She said, [Am] I'm sorry that I took so long.
[F] I didn't like a thing that I tried [C] on.
But let me tell you, [G] son, she sure [C] looked pretty. _ _
[Dm] And she'll take her time.
[F] _ I don't mind waiting [C] on a woman. _ _ _ _
_ He [G] said the wedding took a year to plan.
You talk about an anxious 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.
[D] _ [Am] And I don't get sweet men anyway.
[F] She hasn't made us late, I swear.
[C] Sometimes she does it [G] 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] You might as well [G] go on and get [C] used to it.
_ _ [Dm] She'll take her time.
_ [F] You don't mind [C] waiting on a woman.
_ _ [G] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [G] _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [C] _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ I've [Am] read some rare statistics show [F] a man's always the first to [C] go.
And that makes sense [F] cause I know she [C] won't be ready. _ _
[Am] When it finally comes my [F] time and I get to the other side, [C] I'll find [F] myself a bench.
[C] They've got in.
_ _ [Dm] I hope she takes her time. _
[F] Cause I don't mind [C] waiting on a woman. _
_ _ _ _ _ [Dm] Honey, take your time.
[F] _ Cause I don't mind waiting [C] on a woman.
_ _ _ _ [G] _ _ _ _ _ [Gm] _ _ _ _
This is for you, Rachel.
[C] _
_ _ [C] _ _ _ _ _
[G] Sitting on a bench at Westtown Mall, he sat down in his overalls and asked me, _ waiting
on a woman. _
_ _ I nodded, yeah, and said, how about you?
He said, son, since _ [C] 1952 I've [G] been _ [C]
waiting on a woman.
[G] _ [Am] When I picked her up for our first date, [F] I told her I'd be there [C] today.
She came [F] downstairs [C] at 8.30.
_ She said, [Am] I'm sorry that I took so long.
[F] I didn't like a thing that I tried [C] on.
But let me tell you, [G] son, she sure [C] looked pretty. _ _
[Dm] And she'll take her time.
[F] _ I don't mind waiting [C] on a woman. _ _ _ _
_ He [G] said the wedding took a year to plan.
You talk about an anxious 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.
[D] _ [Am] And I don't get sweet men anyway.
[F] She hasn't made us late, I swear.
[C] Sometimes she does it [G] 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] You might as well [G] go on and get [C] used to it.
_ _ [Dm] She'll take her time.
_ [F] You don't mind [C] waiting on a woman.
_ _ [G] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [G] _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [C] _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ I've [Am] read some rare statistics show [F] a man's always the first to [C] go.
And that makes sense [F] cause I know she [C] won't be ready. _ _
[Am] When it finally comes my [F] time and I get to the other side, [C] I'll find [F] myself a bench.
[C] They've got in.
_ _ [Dm] I hope she takes her time. _
[F] Cause I don't mind [C] waiting on a woman. _
_ _ _ _ _ [Dm] Honey, take your time.
[F] _ Cause I don't mind waiting [C] on a woman.
_ _ _ _ [G] _ _ _ _ _ [Gm] _ _ _ _