It sounds best when you only hit the three lower strings. Intro: Am, Am7, G, G7, F, F7, C, C7 Am Am7 Well I was sitting, waiting, wishing G G7 You believed in superstitions F F7 C Then maybe you'd see the signs Am Am7 The Lord knows that this world is cruel G G7 I ain't the Lord, no I'm just a fool F F7 C Learning lovin' somebody don't make them love you E Am Am7 Am Am7 Must I always be waiting, waiting on you E Am Am7 Am Am7 Must I always be playing, playing your fool Am Am7 I sang your songs, I danced your dance G G7 I gave your friends all a chance F But putting up with them F7 C C7 Wasn't worth never having you Am Am7 Maybe you've been through this before G G7 But it's my first time so please ignore F F7 The next few lines cause they're directed at you E Am Am7 Am Am7 Must I always be waiting, waiting on you E Am Am7 Am Am7 Must I always be playing, playing your fool C E F I keep playing your part but it's not my scene F G F Want this plot to twist I've had enough mystery C E F You keep building it up then shooting me down F G G But I'm already down just wait a minute Am Am7 G G7 F F7 Just sitting, waiting C C7 Am Am7 G G7 F F7 C C7 Just wait a minute Just sitting, waiting Am Am7 Well, if I was in your position G G7 I'd put down all my ammunition F F7 C C7 I'd wonder why'd it taken me so long Am Am7 But Lord knows that I'm not you G G7 And if I was, I wouldn't be so cruel F F7 C C7 Cause waitin' on love aint so easy to do E Am Am7 Am Am7 Must I always be waiting, waiting on you E Am Am7 Am Am7 Must I always be playing, playing your fool E Am Am7 Am Am No, I can't I always be waiting, waiting on you E Am Am7 Am Am I can't always be playing, playing your fool This arrangement is its contributor’s own interpretation, shared for private study, education and non-commercial use. The underlying song, lyrics and music remain the property of their copyright owners. To request removal, see Legal & Copyright.
9 ukulele chords used in "Sitting, Waiting, Wishing" by Jack Johnson: Am, Am7, C, C7, E, F, F7, G and G7
Can someone please clue me in as to what this strumming pattern is?
Does anyone know of a good replacement for the c7 chord? That chord is slightly off.
hi everyone! is Am7 just an open strum on all of the strings? it’s not showing and dots on the strings for me. thank you!
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The last line you should try E – Am – Am7 – G – G7 – Am.
Just holding at Am doesn’t make the cut and sound more plane.
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Man i play the rhytm like this: on Am when the song starts i go down twice, then, switching the chord i go down up down up. You can do this all along the song and after playing a lot you will feel free to change the rhytm
I need your help in rhythm of the music! Can you make one video playing this music on ukulele soprano? Thanks for you attencion!