You Will Be Waiting

such things as CaddG, but it's a C major with the high G note added on the first string and so on. Sorry about the capo placement, but my cassette player plays everything fast (about a half-step fast) so where I have to put my capo to play along isn't necessarily reliable. Just pick out the bass notes and see where it should go. Ben McTernan bc80233@bingsuns.cc.binghamton.edu YOU WILL BE WAITING (Capo on 2nd or 3rd fret; I can't remember which) The numbers below denote the fret where the string should be held, not the finger that should be used. All fingerings are with the capo on. ******************************************************************** CaddG C/BaddG Am7 Am7/G Fm EADGBE EADGBE EADGBE EADGBE EADGBE 32013 2X013 02013 3X2013 133111 ******************************************************************** CaddG C/BaddG Am7 Am7/G As we walk together through the autumn nearing winter Fm C G Through the dying leaves and trees we call our home and native land CaddG C/BaddG Am7 You say you don't believe a thing I say Am7/G Fm I say you don't believe a thing C G You say you can't believe that I don't understand F C But I know you will be waiting F C Oh I know you will be waiting F G (pause) Yes I know you will be waiting, waiting there for me Other verses are the same, with interludes being either a full or truncated repetition of the main progression. BRIDGE: F G You were someone who would CaddG C/BaddG Am7 Am7/G Always tell me things I don't know Fm Tell me where to go C G (hold on the G chord) There I'll always go F G Always go back whether or not you're waiting CaddG C/BaddG Am7 Am7/G Ooh well I don't care if you'll be waiting Fm G CaddG C/BaddG Please say that you will be waiting there for me Am7 Am7/G Fm C Don't you ever leee-eee-eave, please don't leave