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A laid-back acoustic song about longing and patience by Jack Johnson. Beginner difficulty in the key of C.
Folk Strum (4/4 Time)
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Tip: Use a light touch and let the chords ring out for the relaxed feel.
Lyrics & Chords
Full Song
Verse 1
C G
Nothing’s ever changed you still feel the same
C G
When I call you up you’re always so busy
C G
Hold on if you’re feeling like you’re gonna cave in
C G
Your tears are salty water I can taste them
Chorus
C G
I’m sitting, waiting, wishing
Am
You believe in superstition
F C
Now you’re starting to cry
G
I’m wondering why
Verse 2
C G C
I know you’ve got the poison I’ve got the remedy
G C
I know you’ve got the answers I’ve got the key
G C
I know you’ve got the money and I’ve got the time
G C
I know you’ve got the strength but I know the mind
Chorus
C G
I’m sitting, waiting, wishing
Am
You believe in superstition
F C
Now you’re starting to cry
G
I’m wondering why
Bridge
F C
Maybe you’ve got too much time
F C G
Maybe you’ve got too much time on your hands
F C
Maybe you’ve got too much time
F C
Maybe you’ve got too much time to cry
Verse 3
C G C
I know you’ve got the poison I’ve got the remedy
G C
I know you’ve got the answers I’ve got the key
G C
I know you’ve got the money and I’ve got the time
G C
I know you’ve got the strength but I know the mind
Chorus
C G
I’m sitting, waiting, wishing
Am
You believe in superstition
F C
Now you’re starting to cry
G
I’m wondering why
Chorus
C G
I’m sitting, waiting, wishing
Am
You believe in superstition
F C
Now you’re starting to cry
G
I’m wondering why
Practice tip: Master the simple C-G-Am-F progression before adding the strum pattern; it repeats throughout the entire song.
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A laid-back acoustic song about longing and patience by Jack Johnson. Beginner difficulty in the key of C.
Folk Strum (4/4 Time)
↓↓↑↑↓↑
123456
Tip: Use a light touch and let the chords ring out for the relaxed feel.
Lyrics & Chords
Full Song
Verse 1
C G
Nothing’s ever changed you still feel the same
C G
When I call you up you’re always so busy
C G
Hold on if you’re feeling like you’re gonna cave in
C G
Your tears are salty water I can taste them
Chorus
C G
I’m sitting, waiting, wishing
Am
You believe in superstition
F C
Now you’re starting to cry
G
I’m wondering why
Verse 2
C G C
I know you’ve got the poison I’ve got the remedy
G C
I know you’ve got the answers I’ve got the key
G C
I know you’ve got the money and I’ve got the time
G C
I know you’ve got the strength but I know the mind
Chorus
C G
I’m sitting, waiting, wishing
Am
You believe in superstition
F C
Now you’re starting to cry
G
I’m wondering why
Bridge
F C
Maybe you’ve got too much time
F C G
Maybe you’ve got too much time on your hands
F C
Maybe you’ve got too much time
F C
Maybe you’ve got too much time to cry
Verse 3
C G C
I know you’ve got the poison I’ve got the remedy
G C
I know you’ve got the answers I’ve got the key
G C
I know you’ve got the money and I’ve got the time
G C
I know you’ve got the strength but I know the mind
Chorus
C G
I’m sitting, waiting, wishing
Am
You believe in superstition
F C
Now you’re starting to cry
G
I’m wondering why
Chorus
C G
I’m sitting, waiting, wishing
Am
You believe in superstition
F C
Now you’re starting to cry
G
I’m wondering why
Practice tip: Master the simple C-G-Am-F progression before adding the strum pattern; it repeats throughout the entire song.
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A laid-back acoustic song about longing and patience by Jack Johnson. Beginner difficulty in the key of C.
Folk Strum (4/4 Time)
↓↓↑↑↓↑
123456
Tip: Use a light touch and let the chords ring out for the relaxed feel.
Lyrics & Chords
Full Song
Verse 1
C G
Nothing’s ever changed you still feel the same
C G
When I call you up you’re always so busy
C G
Hold on if you’re feeling like you’re gonna cave in
C G
Your tears are salty water I can taste them
Chorus
C G
I’m sitting, waiting, wishing
Am
You believe in superstition
F C
Now you’re starting to cry
G
I’m wondering why
Verse 2
C G C
I know you’ve got the poison I’ve got the remedy
G C
I know you’ve got the answers I’ve got the key
G C
I know you’ve got the money and I’ve got the time
G C
I know you’ve got the strength but I know the mind
Chorus
C G
I’m sitting, waiting, wishing
Am
You believe in superstition
F C
Now you’re starting to cry
G
I’m wondering why
Bridge
F C
Maybe you’ve got too much time
F C G
Maybe you’ve got too much time on your hands
F C
Maybe you’ve got too much time
F C
Maybe you’ve got too much time to cry
Verse 3
C G C
I know you’ve got the poison I’ve got the remedy
G C
I know you’ve got the answers I’ve got the key
G C
I know you’ve got the money and I’ve got the time
G C
I know you’ve got the strength but I know the mind
Chorus
C G
I’m sitting, waiting, wishing
Am
You believe in superstition
F C
Now you’re starting to cry
G
I’m wondering why
Chorus
C G
I’m sitting, waiting, wishing
Am
You believe in superstition
F C
Now you’re starting to cry
G
I’m wondering why
Practice tip: Master the simple C-G-Am-F progression before adding the strum pattern; it repeats throughout the entire song.
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A laid-back acoustic song about longing and patience by Jack Johnson. Beginner difficulty in the key of C.
Folk Strum (4/4 Time)
↓↓↑↑↓↑
123456
Tip: Use a light touch and let the chords ring out for the relaxed feel.
Lyrics & Chords
Full Song
Verse 1
C G
Nothing’s ever changed you still feel the same
C G
When I call you up you’re always so busy
C G
Hold on if you’re feeling like you’re gonna cave in
C G
Your tears are salty water I can taste them
Chorus
C G
I’m sitting, waiting, wishing
Am
You believe in superstition
F C
Now you’re starting to cry
G
I’m wondering why
Verse 2
C G C
I know you’ve got the poison I’ve got the remedy
G C
I know you’ve got the answers I’ve got the key
G C
I know you’ve got the money and I’ve got the time
G C
I know you’ve got the strength but I know the mind
Chorus
C G
I’m sitting, waiting, wishing
Am
You believe in superstition
F C
Now you’re starting to cry
G
I’m wondering why
Bridge
F C
Maybe you’ve got too much time
F C G
Maybe you’ve got too much time on your hands
F C
Maybe you’ve got too much time
F C
Maybe you’ve got too much time to cry
Verse 3
C G C
I know you’ve got the poison I’ve got the remedy
G C
I know you’ve got the answers I’ve got the key
G C
I know you’ve got the money and I’ve got the time
G C
I know you’ve got the strength but I know the mind
Chorus
C G
I’m sitting, waiting, wishing
Am
You believe in superstition
F C
Now you’re starting to cry
G
I’m wondering why
Chorus
C G
I’m sitting, waiting, wishing
Am
You believe in superstition
F C
Now you’re starting to cry
G
I’m wondering why
Practice tip: Master the simple C-G-Am-F progression before adding the strum pattern; it repeats throughout the entire song.
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Gtap to play
Ftap to play
Ctap to play
A laid-back acoustic song about longing and patience by Jack Johnson. Beginner difficulty in the key of C.
Folk Strum (4/4 Time)
↓↓↑↑↓↑
123456
Tip: Use a light touch and let the chords ring out for the relaxed feel.
Lyrics & Chords
Full Song
Verse 1
C G
Nothing’s ever changed you still feel the same
C G
When I call you up you’re always so busy
C G
Hold on if you’re feeling like you’re gonna cave in
C G
Your tears are salty water I can taste them
Chorus
C G
I’m sitting, waiting, wishing
Am
You believe in superstition
F C
Now you’re starting to cry
G
I’m wondering why
Verse 2
C G C
I know you’ve got the poison I’ve got the remedy
G C
I know you’ve got the answers I’ve got the key
G C
I know you’ve got the money and I’ve got the time
G C
I know you’ve got the strength but I know the mind
Chorus
C G
I’m sitting, waiting, wishing
Am
You believe in superstition
F C
Now you’re starting to cry
G
I’m wondering why
Bridge
F C
Maybe you’ve got too much time
F C G
Maybe you’ve got too much time on your hands
F C
Maybe you’ve got too much time
F C
Maybe you’ve got too much time to cry
Verse 3
C G C
I know you’ve got the poison I’ve got the remedy
G C
I know you’ve got the answers I’ve got the key
G C
I know you’ve got the money and I’ve got the time
G C
I know you’ve got the strength but I know the mind
Chorus
C G
I’m sitting, waiting, wishing
Am
You believe in superstition
F C
Now you’re starting to cry
G
I’m wondering why
Chorus
C G
I’m sitting, waiting, wishing
Am
You believe in superstition
F C
Now you’re starting to cry
G
I’m wondering why
Practice tip: Master the simple C-G-Am-F progression before adding the strum pattern; it repeats throughout the entire song.
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Gtap to play
Ftap to play
Ctap to play
A laid-back acoustic song about longing and patience by Jack Johnson. Beginner difficulty in the key of C.
Folk Strum (4/4 Time)
↓↓↑↑↓↑
123456
Tip: Use a light touch and let the chords ring out for the relaxed feel.
Lyrics & Chords
Full Song
Verse 1
C G
Nothing’s ever changed you still feel the same
C G
When I call you up you’re always so busy
C G
Hold on if you’re feeling like you’re gonna cave in
C G
Your tears are salty water I can taste them
Chorus
C G
I’m sitting, waiting, wishing
Am
You believe in superstition
F C
Now you’re starting to cry
G
I’m wondering why
Verse 2
C G C
I know you’ve got the poison I’ve got the remedy
G C
I know you’ve got the answers I’ve got the key
G C
I know you’ve got the money and I’ve got the time
G C
I know you’ve got the strength but I know the mind
Chorus
C G
I’m sitting, waiting, wishing
Am
You believe in superstition
F C
Now you’re starting to cry
G
I’m wondering why
Bridge
F C
Maybe you’ve got too much time
F C G
Maybe you’ve got too much time on your hands
F C
Maybe you’ve got too much time
F C
Maybe you’ve got too much time to cry
Verse 3
C G C
I know you’ve got the poison I’ve got the remedy
G C
I know you’ve got the answers I’ve got the key
G C
I know you’ve got the money and I’ve got the time
G C
I know you’ve got the strength but I know the mind
Chorus
C G
I’m sitting, waiting, wishing
Am
You believe in superstition
F C
Now you’re starting to cry
G
I’m wondering why
Chorus
C G
I’m sitting, waiting, wishing
Am
You believe in superstition
F C
Now you’re starting to cry
G
I’m wondering why
Practice tip: Master the simple C-G-Am-F progression before adding the strum pattern; it repeats throughout the entire song.