Biografia:
Steve Azar was born and raised in Greenville, Mississippi at the entrance to the Mississippi Delta. His mother was raised above the family grocery store located on Highway 61 in Clarksdale, MS near the infamous “Crossroads”. “The Crossroads” is the intersection of Route 61 and Route 49, or the 61/49 split as they call it there, in Clarksdale, Mississippi, made famous in the Robert Johnson song, “Cross Road Blues”. This is where Delta Blues
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Intro: A E F#m E D E
A E F#m E D
Verse 1:
D E A E F#m E D
We're supposed to start work down on the river today
D E A E F#m E
And for Joe and me, it's some pretty good pay
D E F#m E D
Now I was countin' on him, to be at the dock by ten
Bm
A week's pay says he's still at home
D E
Cause the boy's in his own time zone, I'm
Chorus:
A E F#m E
Waitin' on Joe, what do you know
D A Bm E
Time flies fast and he is slower than a
A E F#m E D A
I told him over and over now don't you be late
Bm E
Oh but like always
D E
I'm just sittin' on go
A E F#m E D
And waitin' on Jo--------e
A E F#m E D
Verse 2:
D E A E F#m E D
Tow boats are leaving cause it don't care
D E A E F#m E
What's not on board and who's not there
D E F#m E D
Once that whistle blows, down the mighty river it rolls
Bm
Man if I could be more like that
D E
I'd get on with my life and never look back, instead of
CHORUS
A E F#m E D
Waitin on Joe
Bridge:
D F#m
And he's in a hurry, cause he's runnin behind
E C# D E
Now I'm not one to worry but I've got a real bad feeling this time
F#m G#m A E F#m E D
Oh oh oo------ooh
Verse 3:
D E A E F#m E D
Cause sirens are crying all through this town
D E A E F#m E
And one ole boy said, Joe never slowed down
D E F#m E D
He tried to beat that morning train, my life will never be the same
Bm
I didn't even tell my brother goodbye
D E Esus E
Lord I wish somehow he could send me a sign
CHORUS
A E F#m E D
Waitin on Joe
A E F#m E D
Intro: A E F#m E D E
A E F#m E D
Verse 1:
D E A E F#m E D
We're supposed to start work down on the river today
D E A E F#m E
And for Joe and me, it's some pretty good pay
D E F#m E D
Now I was countin' on him, to be at the dock by ten
Bm
A week's pay says he's still at home
D E
Cause the boy's in his own time zone, I'm
Chorus:
A E F#m E
Waitin' on Joe, what do you know
D A Bm E
Time flies fast and he is slower than a
A E F#m E D A
I told him over and over now don't you be late
Bm E
Oh but like always
D E
I'm just sittin' on go
A E F#m E D
And waitin' on Jo--------e
A E F#m E D
Verse 2:
D E A E F#m E D
Tow boats are leaving cause it don't care
D E A E F#m E
What's not on board and who's not there
D E F#m E D
Once that whistle blows, down the mighty river it rolls
Bm
Man if I could be more like that
D E
I'd get on with my life and never look back, instead of
CHORUS
A E F#m E D
Waitin on Joe
Bridge:
D F#m
And he's in a hurry, cause he's runnin behind
E C# D E
Now I'm not one to worry but I've got a real bad feeling this time
F#m G#m A E F#m E D
Oh oh oo------ooh
Verse 3:
D E A E F#m E D
Cause sirens are crying all through this town
D E A E F#m E
And one ole boy said, Joe never slowed down
D E F#m E D
He tried to beat that morning train, my life will never be the same
Bm
I didn't even tell my brother goodbye
D E Esus E
Lord I wish somehow he could send me a sign
CHORUS
A E F#m E D
Waitin on Joe
A E F#m E D
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Steve Craddock
Steve Croskey
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