Mid night hour, ei ther (Eb)way.
Is it al most o ver, (Bb)stay?
I time is run ning do (Gm)out for the mag ic (F)pair.
but you I know know you how gave I, the best that you have, but one more chance could n’t (Gm)be all that (F)hard to bear.
Wait for me, please.
Wait for me, al (Cm7)right?
I guess that’s (Dm7)more (Ebmaj7)than (Bb)I should (F)ask, but won’t you (Ebmaj7)wait for me, please?
(Dm7)Wait for me,
(Gm7)al (Cm7)though I know the (Dm7)light (Ebmaj7)is (Bb)fad ing (F)fast.
You could go ei ther (Eb)way.
Is it eas i er to (Bb)stay?
I won der what you’ll do (Gm)when your chance rolls a (F)round, but you got ta know you how much I, I want to keep you.
When I’m a way, I’m a (Gm)fraid it will (F)all fall down.
for me, please.
Wait for me, al (Cm7)right?
I guess that’s (Dm7)more (Ebmaj7)than (Bb)I should (F)ask, but won’t you (Ebmaj7)wait for me, please?
(Dm7)Wait for me,
(Gm7)al (Cm7)though I know the (Dm7)light (Ebmaj7)is (Bb)fad ing (F)fast.
(Bb)fad ing (F)fast, yeah.
La la la (F)la la la la (Bb)la la la la (Cm7)la (Dm7)la.
La la la (F)la la la la (Eb)la la la la la (Bb)la.
La la la (F)la la la la (Bb)la la la la (Cm7)la (Dm7)la.
La la la (F)la la la la (Eb)la la la la la (Bb)la.
Love is (F)what it does, and (Bb)ours is do ing (Cm7)noth (Dm7)ing.
But all the (F)time we spent, it (Ebmaj7)must be good for some (F)thing.
Please for (Bb)give all the dis tur bance I’m cre (Cm7)a (Dm7)ting, but you got ta (F)lot to learn if you (Ebmaj7)think that I’m not (Fm7)wait ing (Bb7)for you.
So, wait for me, please.
Wait for me, al (Cm7)right?
I guess that’s (Dm7)more (Ebmaj7)than (Bb)I should (F)ask, but won’t you (Ebmaj7)wait for me, please?
(Dm7)Wait for me,
(Gm7)al (Cm7)though I know the (Dm7)light (Ebmaj7)is (Bb)fad ing (F)fast, yes it is.
La la la (F)la la la la (Bb)la la la la (Cm7)la (Dm7)la.
But you got ta (F)lot to learn if you (Ebmaj7)think that I’m not (Fm7)wait ing (Bb7)for you.
Wait for me, please.
Wait for me, al (Cm7)right?
I guess that’s (Dm7)more (Ebmaj7)than (Bb)I should (F)ask, but won’t you wait for me, please?
Wait for me, al (Cm7)right?
I guess that’s (Dm7)more (Ebmaj7)than (Bb)I should (F)ask, but won’t you (Ebmaj7)wait for me?
This page shows “Wait For Me” by Hall & Oates in our color-coded kid songbook view — every note is colored by pitch (red C, orange D, yellow E, green F, blue G, purple A, pink B) and the lyrics sit directly under each note, so children can sing along while they play. The song is in the key of Eb at 90 BPM, a medium-difficulty arrangement — try slowing the tempo down using the BPM control.