Sit tin’ (G7)on a bench at West Town Mall, He talk sat down in his o ver alls and asked (C)nerv me,

“You’re wait in’ on a (C)wom an?”

And then he (G7)I nod ded yeah, and said, “How ’bout you?” He said, “Son, since nine a teen the fif ty two I’ve was (Csus)been it,

wait in’ on a (C)wom an.

When I (Am)picked her up for our first date, I (F)told her I’d be there I at eight.

And (C)she came down the stairs (G)’cause she at eight (C)thir ty.

She said, ‘I’m (Am)sor ry that I took so long, did n’t (F)like a thing that I tried on.’ But let me tell you, son, she sure looked (C)pret ty.

I Yes, she’ll (Dm)take her time,

but I don’t mind wait in’ on a (C)wom an.”

He said, “The (G7)wed din’ took a year to plan.

You talk a bout in an anx ious man, I was (C)nerv ous

“You’re wait in’ on a (C)wom an.”

And then he (G7)nudged nod my arm and like old men do and said, “I’ll say this a bout the hon ey moon: It was (Csus)worth it,

wait in’ on a (C)wom an.

And I (Am)don’t guess we’ve been an y where she (F)has n’t made us late.

to at swear, some (C)times she does it just (G)know she she can (C)do it.

She said, And, (Am)boy, it’s just a fact of life; it ’ll (F)be the same with your young wife.

You might as well go on and get used (C)to it.

I hope She’ll (Dm)take her time,

’cause you don’t mind wait in’ on a (C)wom an.”

He said, “The (C)wom an.”

I’ve (C)wom an.

Hon ey, (Dm)take your time,

’cause I don’t mind

wait in’ on a (C)wom an.