Biography:
Rachel Sermanni, 7 November 1991. Is a songwriter from a small village in the Scottish Highlands called Carrbridge. It’s very nice up there.
Sometimes she plays solo and at others she is surrounded by a group of wonderful musicians consisting of Laura Wilkie, Siobhan Anderson and sometimes Louise Bichan (the fiddle pixies), Leo and Declan Forde and pianist Jennifer Austin.
She played the Communion night at Notting Hill Arts Centre in London, having had her track My Friend Fire, recorded and produced by Ben of Mumford and Sons.
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To Wait, To Wit, To Woo Chords
Capo on 4th Fret – Played in ¾ time signature
Verse 1:
F/C G C E
When you wake, I’ll be by your side
F C G
I’ll be by your side, when you wake
F/C G C E
What you dream, I’d like to know
F C G
I’d like to know what you dream
Chorus:
Dm C
Sitting here liking you
E F
What am I supposed to do
Dm C
Sitting here counting hands
E F
I’ve had some good romance
Verse 2:
F/C G C E
Honestly, you could tell me
F C G
You could tell me who
F/C G C E
Honestly, who could it be?
F C G
You could tell me true
Chorus:
Dm C
Sitting here making fun
E F
Watching your colours run
Dm C
Sitting here counting crows
E F
Blush of a red, red rose
C C C C C C C C C C C
I’ve always liked the one, two, three – to wait, to wit, to woo
Middle 8:
Oooooo ooooooooo oooooooooooooo x4 (played with the same chords as the verses)
Verse 3:
F/C G C E
Honestly, how does it feel?
F C G
How does it feel is it so?
F/C G C E
When you see how well he looks
F C G
Has such a healthy glow
Chorus:
Dm C
Sitting here working out
E F
Letting go, letting out
Dm C
Sitting here counting lovers
E F
There are not many others
C C C C C C C C
I always like the circular, to have, to keep, to lose
C C C C C C
To wait, to wit, to woo
Capo on 4th Fret – Played in ¾ time signature
Verse 1:
F/C G C E
When you wake, I’ll be by your side
F C G
I’ll be by your side, when you wake
F/C G C E
What you dream, I’d like to know
F C G
I’d like to know what you dream
Chorus:
Dm C
Sitting here liking you
E F
What am I supposed to do
Dm C
Sitting here counting hands
E F
I’ve had some good romance
Verse 2:
F/C G C E
Honestly, you could tell me
F C G
You could tell me who
F/C G C E
Honestly, who could it be?
F C G
You could tell me true
Chorus:
Dm C
Sitting here making fun
E F
Watching your colours run
Dm C
Sitting here counting crows
E F
Blush of a red, red rose
C C C C C C C C C C C
I’ve always liked the one, two, three – to wait, to wit, to woo
Middle 8:
Oooooo ooooooooo oooooooooooooo x4 (played with the same chords as the verses)
Verse 3:
F/C G C E
Honestly, how does it feel?
F C G
How does it feel is it so?
F/C G C E
When you see how well he looks
F C G
Has such a healthy glow
Chorus:
Dm C
Sitting here working out
E F
Letting go, letting out
Dm C
Sitting here counting lovers
E F
There are not many others
C C C C C C C C
I always like the circular, to have, to keep, to lose
C C C C C C
To wait, to wit, to woo
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