Chord/Tab song: Waiting for You

Date: 10/30/96; 12:02:17 AM
From: Darragh Egan
Subject: Waiting For You.CRD by Rachel Matkin

RACHEL MATKIN -- WAITING FOR YOU

>From the CD, "Living Beyond Our Dreams"
- Cross Country Records (1995) / MCA (1996)

INTRO: |C |Am |F |F |C |Am |F |F
(slow rhythm |\ \ |\ \ |\ \ |\-\/-/\/ |\ \ |\ \ |\ \ |\-\/-/\/ )

[C]Boy, it's a [F]long road you've been [C]travelling;[C]
[C]Miles of [F]blacktop, years of [G]blues.[G]
[C]It's a hard, hard [F]rain that's never [C-Em7]ending;[Am]
You've got to [F]have a little faith and [Em]love will come to [G]you.[G]

I've got a [Am]feeling someone's waiting for [F]you at the end of the [C]rainbow[C]
With [Am]open arms, and a [F]love she needs to [G]share.[G]
[C]Shackled by the chains of a [G]broken heart, tell me [Am]can y[-]ou [Em7]set her [F]free?[F]
I've got a [F]feeling [-]that the [Em]girl who's [F]waiting for you[F].... is [C]me[C].[F][F]

( Tab from: http://www.guitartabs.cc/tabs/r/rachel_matkin/waiting_for_you_crd.html )
Let's bare our hearts and share our secrets;
Together we'll laugh, together we'll cry.
But there's just one thing you need to believe in;
True love is there for you on down the line.

I've got a [Am]feeling someone's waiting for [F]you at the end of the [C]rainbow[C]
With [Am]open arms, and a [F]love she needs to [G]share.[G]
[C]Shackled by the chains of a [G]broken heart, tell me [Am]can y[-]ou [Em7]set her [F]free?[F]
I've got a [F]feeling [-]that the [Em]girl who's [F]waiting for you[F]...
|Am |F |C |C |Am |F |G |G
Is me.
[C]Shackled by the chains of a [G]broken heart, tell me [Am]can y[-]ou [Em7]set her [F]free?[F]
I've got a [F]feeling [-]that the [Em]girl who's [F]waiting for you[F]... is [C]me.[C]
F - Em F F F\(stop)
I've got a feeling that the girl who's waiting for you.......
|C |C |F |F\ G\/ |C\(stop)
Is me.

In most cases, each chord letter represents a full measure. Two chord
letters connected by a hyphen "-" share a measure. In some cases I have
added "|" to represent the start of a measure for increased clarity. Most
measures have only two downstrums - the overall rhythm of the song is
essentially the same as what I have indicated in the intro (where "\"
represents a downstrum and "/" represents an upstrum).

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