Chords for Core Music Presents: Beccy Cole - Waitress [Official Music Video]
Tempo:
89.45 bpm
Chords used:
F
Eb
Bb
Gm
Cm
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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Start Jamming...
[Bb]
A bar on the east side [F] for wayfaring lonely girls.
[Gm] Took a table solo and I [Eb] scanned the other world.
[Bb] I sat there drinking bourbon and [F] trying to belong.
[Gm] When somebody at the bar yelled, [Eb] let the waitress sing a song.
[Bb] Well she pushed her change into her jeans [F] and she set down a tray.
[Gm] She took that corner stage and [Eb] everybody's breath away.
[Bb] She sang like it was Sunday [F] and we all got high for free.
[Gm] And bless her broken heart [Eb] laying right there on her sleeve.
[C] And I suppose I'll hear [F] the angels sing like her [A] someday.
[C] And the dream she's [Eb] searching for is just [C] four little words away.
Let [Bb] the waitress sing.
[F] Let that golden voice be heard.
Let ten [Gm] thousand more of me sit there, [Eb] hang on every [Bb] word.
Let the reason not be money in a world [F] that isn't fair.
Or [Gm] let it be shot with a dotted line [Eb] and a million bucks to spare.
[Cm] Walk right out of [Eb] that bar with the [F] next big thing.
Let the [Bb] waitress sing.
[F] [Gm]
[Bb] Well I ordered songs and bourbon [F] till she had to close the bar.
And [Gm] in case she didn't know I said [Bb] you ought to be a star.
[F] And I tipped from every pocket like a few bucks changed her world.
[Gm] And she called my cab and called me [Bb] crazy drunken ramblin' girl.
And my [Bb] timing could be questioned but I [F] told her about my [F] songs.
That I [Gm] made my living on the [Eb] road and that's all I've ever done.
She [Bb] looked at me bewildered as [F] I slurred my last [Bb] remark.
I said [Gm] I should be the one that stays [Bb] and cleans up this [Eb] old bar.
[Cm] Cause a dream is still a [Eb] dream no matter [F] how long it's [G] been true.
[Cm] And a girl should count [Eb] her blessings [F] and wish on someone new.
Let the [Bb] waitress sing.
[F] Let that golden voice be heard.
[Gm] Let ten thousand more of me sit [Eb] there and hang on every word.
And [Bb] let the reason not be money [F] in a world that isn't fair.
[Gm] Or let it be shot with a dotted line [Eb] and a million bucks to spare.
And let's walk right out of that bar with the [F] next big thing.
Let the [Bb] waitress sing.
[F]
[Gm] [Eb]
[Cm] And I still hear that [Eb] voice from [F] ten thousand miles away.
[Cm] I'm waiting for that big shot [F] to walk in the bar and say.
Let the waitress [Bb] sing.
Let that [F] golden voice be heard.
[Gm] Let ten thousand more of me sit [Eb] there and hang on every [Bb] word.
And let the reason not be money in a world that isn't fair.
[Gm] Or let it be shot with a dotted line [Eb] and a million bucks to spare.
Walk right out of that bar with the next [F] big thing.
Yeah walk right out of that [Eb] bar with the next big [F] thing.
Let the waitress sing.
Let her sing.
She should [Gm] sing.
Or [Eb] let her do her thing.
Let the [Bb] waitress sing.
[F] [Gm] [Eb]
[N]
A bar on the east side [F] for wayfaring lonely girls.
[Gm] Took a table solo and I [Eb] scanned the other world.
[Bb] I sat there drinking bourbon and [F] trying to belong.
[Gm] When somebody at the bar yelled, [Eb] let the waitress sing a song.
[Bb] Well she pushed her change into her jeans [F] and she set down a tray.
[Gm] She took that corner stage and [Eb] everybody's breath away.
[Bb] She sang like it was Sunday [F] and we all got high for free.
[Gm] And bless her broken heart [Eb] laying right there on her sleeve.
[C] And I suppose I'll hear [F] the angels sing like her [A] someday.
[C] And the dream she's [Eb] searching for is just [C] four little words away.
Let [Bb] the waitress sing.
[F] Let that golden voice be heard.
Let ten [Gm] thousand more of me sit there, [Eb] hang on every [Bb] word.
Let the reason not be money in a world [F] that isn't fair.
Or [Gm] let it be shot with a dotted line [Eb] and a million bucks to spare.
[Cm] Walk right out of [Eb] that bar with the [F] next big thing.
Let the [Bb] waitress sing.
[F] [Gm]
[Bb] Well I ordered songs and bourbon [F] till she had to close the bar.
And [Gm] in case she didn't know I said [Bb] you ought to be a star.
[F] And I tipped from every pocket like a few bucks changed her world.
[Gm] And she called my cab and called me [Bb] crazy drunken ramblin' girl.
And my [Bb] timing could be questioned but I [F] told her about my [F] songs.
That I [Gm] made my living on the [Eb] road and that's all I've ever done.
She [Bb] looked at me bewildered as [F] I slurred my last [Bb] remark.
I said [Gm] I should be the one that stays [Bb] and cleans up this [Eb] old bar.
[Cm] Cause a dream is still a [Eb] dream no matter [F] how long it's [G] been true.
[Cm] And a girl should count [Eb] her blessings [F] and wish on someone new.
Let the [Bb] waitress sing.
[F] Let that golden voice be heard.
[Gm] Let ten thousand more of me sit [Eb] there and hang on every word.
And [Bb] let the reason not be money [F] in a world that isn't fair.
[Gm] Or let it be shot with a dotted line [Eb] and a million bucks to spare.
And let's walk right out of that bar with the [F] next big thing.
Let the [Bb] waitress sing.
[F]
[Gm] [Eb]
[Cm] And I still hear that [Eb] voice from [F] ten thousand miles away.
[Cm] I'm waiting for that big shot [F] to walk in the bar and say.
Let the waitress [Bb] sing.
Let that [F] golden voice be heard.
[Gm] Let ten thousand more of me sit [Eb] there and hang on every [Bb] word.
And let the reason not be money in a world that isn't fair.
[Gm] Or let it be shot with a dotted line [Eb] and a million bucks to spare.
Walk right out of that bar with the next [F] big thing.
Yeah walk right out of that [Eb] bar with the next big [F] thing.
Let the waitress sing.
Let her sing.
She should [Gm] sing.
Or [Eb] let her do her thing.
Let the [Bb] waitress sing.
[F] [Gm] [Eb]
[N]
Key:
F
Eb
Bb
Gm
Cm
F
Eb
Bb
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [Bb] _ _ _
A bar on the east side [F] for wayfaring lonely girls.
[Gm] Took a table solo and I [Eb] scanned the other world.
[Bb] I sat there drinking bourbon and [F] trying to belong.
[Gm] When somebody at the bar yelled, [Eb] let the waitress sing a song.
[Bb] Well she pushed her change into her jeans [F] and she set down a tray.
[Gm] She took that corner stage and [Eb] everybody's breath away.
[Bb] She sang like it was Sunday [F] and we all got high for free.
[Gm] And bless her broken heart [Eb] laying right there on her sleeve.
[C] And I suppose I'll hear [F] the angels sing like her [A] someday.
[C] And the dream she's [Eb] searching for is just [C] four little words away.
Let [Bb] the waitress sing. _
[F] Let that golden voice be heard.
Let ten [Gm] thousand more of me sit there, [Eb] hang on every [Bb] word.
Let the reason not be money in a world [F] that isn't fair.
Or [Gm] let it be shot with a dotted line [Eb] and a million bucks to spare.
[Cm] Walk right out of [Eb] that bar with the [F] next big thing.
Let the [Bb] waitress sing. _
_ [F] _ _ _ _ [Gm] _ _ _
_ [Bb] _ _ _ Well I ordered songs and bourbon [F] till she had to close the bar.
And [Gm] in case she didn't know I said [Bb] you ought to be a star.
[F] And I tipped from every pocket like a few bucks changed her world.
[Gm] And she called my cab and called me [Bb] crazy drunken ramblin' girl.
And my [Bb] timing could be questioned but I [F] told her about my [F] songs.
That I [Gm] made my living on the [Eb] road and that's all I've ever done.
She [Bb] looked at me bewildered as [F] I slurred my last [Bb] remark.
I said [Gm] I should be the one that stays [Bb] and cleans up this [Eb] old bar.
[Cm] Cause a dream is still a [Eb] dream no matter [F] how long it's [G] been true.
[Cm] And a girl should count [Eb] her blessings [F] and wish on someone new.
Let the [Bb] waitress sing.
_ [F] Let that golden voice be heard.
[Gm] Let ten thousand more of me sit [Eb] there and hang on every word.
And [Bb] let the reason not be money [F] in a world that isn't fair.
[Gm] Or let it be shot with a dotted line [Eb] and a million bucks to spare.
And let's walk right out of that bar with the [F] next big thing.
Let the [Bb] waitress sing.
_ _ [F] _ _ _
_ [Gm] _ _ _ _ [Eb] _ _ _
[Cm] And I still hear that [Eb] voice from [F] ten thousand miles away.
[Cm] I'm waiting for that big shot [F] to walk in the bar and say.
Let the waitress [Bb] sing.
_ Let that [F] golden voice be heard.
[Gm] Let ten thousand more of me sit [Eb] there and hang on every [Bb] word.
And let the reason not be money in a world that isn't fair.
[Gm] Or let it be shot with a dotted line [Eb] and a million bucks to spare.
Walk right out of that bar with the next [F] big thing.
Yeah walk right out of that [Eb] bar with the next big [F] thing.
Let the waitress sing.
_ Let her sing.
_ She should [Gm] sing.
_ Or [Eb] let her do her thing.
Let the [Bb] waitress sing.
_ [F] _ _ _ _ _ [Gm] _ _ _ [Eb] _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ [N] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [Bb] _ _ _
A bar on the east side [F] for wayfaring lonely girls.
[Gm] Took a table solo and I [Eb] scanned the other world.
[Bb] I sat there drinking bourbon and [F] trying to belong.
[Gm] When somebody at the bar yelled, [Eb] let the waitress sing a song.
[Bb] Well she pushed her change into her jeans [F] and she set down a tray.
[Gm] She took that corner stage and [Eb] everybody's breath away.
[Bb] She sang like it was Sunday [F] and we all got high for free.
[Gm] And bless her broken heart [Eb] laying right there on her sleeve.
[C] And I suppose I'll hear [F] the angels sing like her [A] someday.
[C] And the dream she's [Eb] searching for is just [C] four little words away.
Let [Bb] the waitress sing. _
[F] Let that golden voice be heard.
Let ten [Gm] thousand more of me sit there, [Eb] hang on every [Bb] word.
Let the reason not be money in a world [F] that isn't fair.
Or [Gm] let it be shot with a dotted line [Eb] and a million bucks to spare.
[Cm] Walk right out of [Eb] that bar with the [F] next big thing.
Let the [Bb] waitress sing. _
_ [F] _ _ _ _ [Gm] _ _ _
_ [Bb] _ _ _ Well I ordered songs and bourbon [F] till she had to close the bar.
And [Gm] in case she didn't know I said [Bb] you ought to be a star.
[F] And I tipped from every pocket like a few bucks changed her world.
[Gm] And she called my cab and called me [Bb] crazy drunken ramblin' girl.
And my [Bb] timing could be questioned but I [F] told her about my [F] songs.
That I [Gm] made my living on the [Eb] road and that's all I've ever done.
She [Bb] looked at me bewildered as [F] I slurred my last [Bb] remark.
I said [Gm] I should be the one that stays [Bb] and cleans up this [Eb] old bar.
[Cm] Cause a dream is still a [Eb] dream no matter [F] how long it's [G] been true.
[Cm] And a girl should count [Eb] her blessings [F] and wish on someone new.
Let the [Bb] waitress sing.
_ [F] Let that golden voice be heard.
[Gm] Let ten thousand more of me sit [Eb] there and hang on every word.
And [Bb] let the reason not be money [F] in a world that isn't fair.
[Gm] Or let it be shot with a dotted line [Eb] and a million bucks to spare.
And let's walk right out of that bar with the [F] next big thing.
Let the [Bb] waitress sing.
_ _ [F] _ _ _
_ [Gm] _ _ _ _ [Eb] _ _ _
[Cm] And I still hear that [Eb] voice from [F] ten thousand miles away.
[Cm] I'm waiting for that big shot [F] to walk in the bar and say.
Let the waitress [Bb] sing.
_ Let that [F] golden voice be heard.
[Gm] Let ten thousand more of me sit [Eb] there and hang on every [Bb] word.
And let the reason not be money in a world that isn't fair.
[Gm] Or let it be shot with a dotted line [Eb] and a million bucks to spare.
Walk right out of that bar with the next [F] big thing.
Yeah walk right out of that [Eb] bar with the next big [F] thing.
Let the waitress sing.
_ Let her sing.
_ She should [Gm] sing.
_ Or [Eb] let her do her thing.
Let the [Bb] waitress sing.
_ [F] _ _ _ _ _ [Gm] _ _ _ [Eb] _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ [N] _ _ _ _ _ _ _