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Patty Griffin (born Patricia Jean Griffin on March 16, 1964, in Old Town, Maine) is an American Grammy-winning singer-songwriter and musician. Known for her stripped-down songwriting style centered around the folk music genre, her songs have been covered by a host of musicians including Emmylou Harris, Ellis Paul, Rory Block, and the Dixie Chicks. In 2007, she was the recipient of the Americana Music Association's "Artist of the Year" award and her album, Children Running Through, won for "Best Album".
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Waiting For My Child by Patty Griffin
Album: Downtown Church
Track 11
2010
Standard tuning
Capo on the 5th fret
Chords:
C: x32010
F: x33211 or 133211
G: 320003 or 320033
If you prefer you can replace F by Fmaj7 (xx3210)
(To play without a capo replace the chords above by F, Bb & C)
Intro: C
C F
I was talking to a lady a few days ago
C G
And these are the words she said
C
If you see my child somewhere
F C
As you journey here and there
G C
Tell him I'm waiting for my child to come home
C F C
I am waiting and waiting for my child to come
C F G
I'm waiting and waiting for my child to come
C
If you can't come home
F C
Could you please send me a letter
G C
A letter would mean so much to me
C
Oh my child may be somewhere
F
On his sick bed
C G
With no one there to rub his aching head
C
Oh my child may be somewhere
F
In some lonely jail
C G C (G)
With no one there to go his bail
C F C
If I only knew what town my child was in
G
I'll be there on that early morning train
C
And no matter what's crime
F C
Lord you know that this child is mine
G C
That's why I'd be waiting for my child to come home
C F C
I am waiting and waiting for my child to come
C F G
I'm waiting and waiting for my child to come
C
If you can't come home
F C
Could you please send me a letter
G C
A letter would mean so much to me
C G
I am waiting, waiting
C F
I am waiting and waiting
C G F C
I am waiting for my child to come home
Album: Downtown Church
Track 11
2010
Standard tuning
Capo on the 5th fret
Chords:
C: x32010
F: x33211 or 133211
G: 320003 or 320033
If you prefer you can replace F by Fmaj7 (xx3210)
(To play without a capo replace the chords above by F, Bb & C)
Intro: C
C F
I was talking to a lady a few days ago
C G
And these are the words she said
C
If you see my child somewhere
F C
As you journey here and there
G C
Tell him I'm waiting for my child to come home
C F C
I am waiting and waiting for my child to come
C F G
I'm waiting and waiting for my child to come
C
If you can't come home
F C
Could you please send me a letter
G C
A letter would mean so much to me
C
Oh my child may be somewhere
F
On his sick bed
C G
With no one there to rub his aching head
C
Oh my child may be somewhere
F
In some lonely jail
C G C (G)
With no one there to go his bail
C F C
If I only knew what town my child was in
G
I'll be there on that early morning train
C
And no matter what's crime
F C
Lord you know that this child is mine
G C
That's why I'd be waiting for my child to come home
C F C
I am waiting and waiting for my child to come
C F G
I'm waiting and waiting for my child to come
C
If you can't come home
F C
Could you please send me a letter
G C
A letter would mean so much to me
C G
I am waiting, waiting
C F
I am waiting and waiting
C G F C
I am waiting for my child to come home
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