Biography:
Don Henley (born Donald Hugh Henley in Gilmer, Texas, USA on 22 July 1947) is a drummer, singer, and songwriter with the band Eagles. Since the 80s, he has had a successful solo career with the albums: I Can't Stand Still, Building The Perfect Beast, The End of Innocence and Inside Job and he has played a founding role in several causes. His most well known songs are the hit songs The Boys of Summer ,All She Wants to Do Is Dance , Dirty Laundry, and The End Of The Innocence
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Other songs:
- Boys Of Summer
- For My Wedding
- Heart Of The Matter
- A Month Of Sundays
- A Younger Man
- All She Wants To Do Is Dance
- Annabel
- Bramble Rose
- Come Rain Or Come Shine
- Damn It Rose
- Desperado
- Dirty Laundry
- End Of The Inmocence
- End Of The Innocence
- Everybody Knows
- Everything Is Different Now
- Forever Near
- Goodbye To A River
- I Cant Stand Still
- Inside Job
- New York Minute
- No Thank You
- Not Enough Love In The World
- On My Wedding Day
- Praying For Rain
- Sometimes Love Just Aint Enough
- Sunset Grill
- Take A Picture Of This
- Taking You Home
- That Old Flame
- The Boys Of Summer
- The Brand New Tennessee Waltz
- The Cost Of Living
- The End Of The Innocence
- The Last Worthless Evening
- Too Far Gone
- Too Much Pride
- Train In The Distance
- Waiting Tables
- When I Stop Dreaming
- Where I Am Now
- Words Can Break Your Heart
- You Must Not Be Drinking Enough
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Waiting Tables – Don Henley
From "Cass County" (2015)
Intro: Dsus4 D Am G
Verse 1:
G D C
She grew up tall in a timber town,
G C
Where trees were not the only things that were fallin' down
Em Am
The breezes through the pines were blowin' bittersweet
D G
They blew the papers down the dead-end street
Verse 2:
G D C
She married a boy as soon as she got out of school
G C
But he turned out to be a reckless fool
Em Am
Gone are the days when she was worry-free
D
Now she's a single mom; she's only twenty-three
Chorus 1:
G Bm C
And she's waiting tables, she's just waiting tables
Am D
She's learned a lot about people - more than she ever wanted to know
G Bm C
She's just waiting tables, waiting tables
D G
Biding her time until there's somewhere else to go
Verse 3:
G D
When her workin' day is done, she tallies up her tips
C G
And she sighs, "Dear Lord above, there must be more than this."
C Em
Someday she'll see this misery in her rear-view mirror
Am D
But for today she'll find a way to get a-long right here
Chorus 2:
G Bm C
And she's waiting tables, she's just waiting tables
Am D
She's learned a lot about people - more than she ever wanted to know
G Bm C
She's just waiting tables, waiting tables
D G
Biding her time until there's somewhere else to go
Bridge:
Bm9 Em Bm9 Em
One rainy night, a handsome man came in, Said he was bound for parts un-known
Bm9 C Am C D
They talked and talked until the moon went down, But in the mornin' he was gone
Chorus 3:
G Bm C Am
Waiting tables, she's just waiting tables, Another year or two and she'll be movin' on
G Bm C
She's just waiting tables, waiting tables,
D G
Holding her own till somethin' better comes a-long
Bm C
Waiting tables, she's just waiting tables,
D G
Biding her time till somethin' better comes a-long
From "Cass County" (2015)
Intro: Dsus4 D Am G
Verse 1:
G D C
She grew up tall in a timber town,
G C
Where trees were not the only things that were fallin' down
Em Am
The breezes through the pines were blowin' bittersweet
D G
They blew the papers down the dead-end street
Verse 2:
G D C
She married a boy as soon as she got out of school
G C
But he turned out to be a reckless fool
Em Am
Gone are the days when she was worry-free
D
Now she's a single mom; she's only twenty-three
Chorus 1:
G Bm C
And she's waiting tables, she's just waiting tables
Am D
She's learned a lot about people - more than she ever wanted to know
G Bm C
She's just waiting tables, waiting tables
D G
Biding her time until there's somewhere else to go
Verse 3:
G D
When her workin' day is done, she tallies up her tips
C G
And she sighs, "Dear Lord above, there must be more than this."
C Em
Someday she'll see this misery in her rear-view mirror
Am D
But for today she'll find a way to get a-long right here
Chorus 2:
G Bm C
And she's waiting tables, she's just waiting tables
Am D
She's learned a lot about people - more than she ever wanted to know
G Bm C
She's just waiting tables, waiting tables
D G
Biding her time until there's somewhere else to go
Bridge:
Bm9 Em Bm9 Em
One rainy night, a handsome man came in, Said he was bound for parts un-known
Bm9 C Am C D
They talked and talked until the moon went down, But in the mornin' he was gone
Chorus 3:
G Bm C Am
Waiting tables, she's just waiting tables, Another year or two and she'll be movin' on
G Bm C
She's just waiting tables, waiting tables,
D G
Holding her own till somethin' better comes a-long
Bm C
Waiting tables, she's just waiting tables,
D G
Biding her time till somethin' better comes a-long
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