Well, (Am7)I was sit ting, wait ing, wish tion, ing (G7)you be lieved in su per sti tion.

tions; (F7)then ting may be you’d see n’t worth the er signs.

ing (C7)you.

But Lord (Am)be knows that (Am7)this world is cruel and I (G7)ain’t the Lord, I no, I’m just a fool, learn ing (F)lov ing some (F7)bod y don’t make them love (C)at you.

I can’t (E)al (E7)ways be wait ing, (E7)wait ing on you.

I can’t (E)al (E7)ways be play ing, (E7)play ing your fool.

I (Am7)sang your songs, I danced your dance; tion, I (G7)gave your friends my all a chance.

tion.

I’d (F7)Put der up with them was en me nev er hav ing (C7)you.

Oh, may (Am)be you’ve been (Am7)through this be fore, but it’s (G7)my first time, I would so please ig nore the ing (F)next few lines (F7)’cause ain’t they’re di rect ed (C)at you.

Must I (E)al (E7)ways be wait ing, (E7)wait ing on you?

Must I (E)al (E7)ways be play ing, (E7)play ing your fool?

I

I keep play ing your part,

but it’s not my scene.

Won’t this plot not twist?

I’ve had e (F)nough mys ter y.

Keep build ing it up, but then you’re shoot ing me down.

But I’m al read y down; just wait a min ute.

(G7)Just sit ting, wait ing.

(C7)Just wait a min ute.

(G7)Just sit ting, wait ing.

Well,

No, I can’t (E)al (E7)ways be wait ing, (E7)wait ing on you.

I can’t (E)al (E7)ways be play ing, (E7)play ing your fool,

fool.

Mm, (Am)mm.