Right Here Waiting
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[Verso 1]
Am Em
I should have been with you tonight
F
but all we did today was fight
C G
about the little things in life.
Am Em
Should be happy that you're near
F
but in the end I always fear,
C G
that you are way too far away.
[Pré-Refrão]
F G
Seems I have to be all wrong to make things right.
Seems I always just get blinded by the light.
F Em
Take my hand if you are there.
G
Take my hand if you can care.
C
Take my hand, we have to make it out of here.
[Refrão]
C G
I'll never see things clear.
Am
I'm stuck within my thoughts and I'm
G
right here waiting
C G
for anything to move.
Am
For everthing to fall in place.
G C G F
I'm right here waiting.
[Verso 2]
Am Em
Do I tend to overrate
F
the smallest things in our way
C G
or are they not that small at all?
Am Em
If I could turn the page around,
F
rewrite the story, make us bound
C G
to all the memories we found.
[Pré-Refrão]
F G
The times that made us feel secure.
The times that made us be so shure.
F Em
About the things we'd overcome.
G
About the things left to be done
C
So in the end we could stand together as one.
[Refrão]
C G
I'll never see things clear.
Am
I'm stuck within my thoughts and I'm
G
right here waiting
C G
for anything to move.
Am
For everthing to fall in place.
G
I'm right here waiting.
Dm Am
F Em G
[Refrão]
C G
I'll never see things clear.
Am
I'm stuck within my thoughts
C G
I'll never see things clear.
Am
I'm stuck within my thoughts and I'm
G
right here waiting
C G
for anything to move.
Am
For everthing to fall in place.
G C
I'm right here waiting.
C G
I'll never see things clear.
Am
I'm stuck within my thoughts and I'm
G
right here waiting
C G
for anything to move.
Am
For everthing to fall in place.
G C G Am
I'm right here waiting.
G C
I'm right here waiting.
G Am
For everything to fall in place
G
I'm right here waiting.
How to play Right Here Waiting
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is Am. You can transpose without leaving the page.
Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?
Yes. The chord progression works on acoustic guitar, electric guitar and keyboard. Adapt the voicings to your instrument and level.