Waiting For You - Akira Yamaoka

Waiting For You

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Solo1
Em4 Em
Your gentle voice I hear,
Em4 Em
Your words echo inside me,
Em4 Em
You said you long for me,
Em4 Em
That you love me,
Csus4/7 Em
And I want to see it too
Csus4/7 Em
Feels just like I'm falling,
Csus4/7 Em
Is there nothing I can do?
Csus4/7 Em Em C
Wonder if you hear my calling?
 
[Refrão] Am Bm Em C
I'm here and waiting for you
Am Bm Em C
Where are you? I can't find you!
Am Bm Em C
I'm here and waiting for you
Am Bm Em
I'll wait forever for you.
 
Em4 Em
Mum's gone to heaven now,
Em4 Em
Why won't she come back down,
Em4 Em Em4 Em
Does she have someone she loves more than me
Csus4/7 Em
I thought I could love you better,
Csus4/7 Em
And we're always together,
Csus4/7 Em
If we took some time apart,
Csus4/7 Em Em C
You would finally know my heart.
 
[Refrão] Am Bm Em C
I'm here and waiting for you
Am Bm Em C
Where are you? I can't find you!
Am Bm Em C
I'm here and waiting for you
Am Bm Em C
I'll wait forever for you.
Em Em Em Solo2
 
Csus4/7 Em
I've been in love with you and now you're gone.
Csus4/7 Em Em C
There's nothing left within my lonely room, without you!
 
Am Bm Em C
I'm here and waiting for you
Am Bm Em C
Where are you? I can't find you
Am Bm Em C
I'm here and waiting for you
Am Bm Em C
I'll wait forever for you
Am Bm Em C
I'm here, and waiting for you!
Am Bm Em C Am
Where are you, I cannot, I cannot find you!
Bm Em C Am Bm Em
I'm waiting for you, where are you? where are you?
Solo3(Em C Am Bm)
 
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OBS:
-Antes de tudo, é sempre bom escutar a música, antes de tentar tocar-la.
-A música é quase toda em dedilhado. No entanto as duas notas que antecedem os refrões e os próprios são em batida de rock.
-Os três Mí menor antes do solo2 devem ser batidos nesta seqüência. O sinal de maior representará uma batida de E-Em e o sinal de < representará uma batida de Em-E. A vírgula representar um minúsculo espaço de tempo de milésimos de segundos entre as batidas.
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How to play Waiting For You

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is Em4. 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.

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