#------------PLEASE NOTE------------# #This file is the author’s own work and represents their interpretation of the # #song. You may only use this file for private study scholarship or research. # #------------# # Date: Mon 10 Nov 1997 22:11:48 -0500 (EST) From: Subject: TAB: "Waiting on You" by Weezer Weezer >From the Good Life Single =distortion= This song is at a slower pace except for the end where the chords pickup. *Riff 2 times* During the intro chords Why haven’t you called me? Did you forget me? I need to know When were you intending to break the silence let me know CHORUS: Nine is the loneliest of numbers Now it’s the loneliest of times oh yeah you’re 19 days late but still I still wait on Waiting and waiting waiting and waiting waiting and waiting Waiting on you Who have you been seeing? That made you forget me I bet you call him Where oh where does he come from? But when he just goes by I bet he’s just a friend *Play Chorus* note: 2nd time after chorus do not play riff follow into the next part: waiting and waiting waiting and waiting You got me waiting waiting on you *Play riff during this entire part into the end* (Faster Part) I asked you if you’d ever turn around I asked you guess I’m never comin’ home I asked you if you’d ever turn around I asked you guess I’m never comin’ home The Main Riff: (B=Bend) ------------ ------------ ----13b-----13---11--10--10--11--10----------- -11------------11---12b- ------------ ------------ note: Rivers usually hums the sound of the riff during the song. *Play Chords and fade out* This song is quite easy but you really need to hear it. Play around with the riff a little the timing on it is important to the song. This is a really great Weezer song and really fun to play. Good Luck! Look for some more =w= songs by me coming soon. -

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À propos de la chanson

Dans cette chanson, l’interlocuteur exprime un profond sentiment d'attente et de solitude, se demandant pourquoi la personne qu'il aime ne l'a pas contacté. Il ressent une certaine désillusion, essayant de comprendre les raisons de ce silence, tout en s'interrogeant sur la présence d'un éventuel rival. Le refrain souligne la tristesse d'un moment où le temps semble s'étirer, accentuant l'impression d'isolement émotionnel. Le contexte de cette chanson évoque des relation amoureuses complexes, où l'incertitude et le doute prédominent. Elle parle de l'angoisse de l'attente et de la peur d'être oublié par quelqu'un, un thème courant dans les expériences humaines qui touche à la vulnérabilité des liens affectifs.