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B.B. King ~ Waiting On You


Yes, it's four o'clock In the morning, baby I'm sitting here waiting on you Yes, it's four o'clock In the morning, baby I'm sitting here waiting on you Yeah, you say you're going out dancing But the dance hall closes at two Yes, i know it's the weekend, mama And everybody's having fun Yes, the weekend, baby And everybody's having fun But when it's time for loving, baby Remember that i'm the only one Yes, i'm sitting here waiting, baby Wondering what you're doing out there Yeah, i'm sitting here wondering, baby Wondering what you're doing out there I can see you're with another man Having fun without a care Yeah, it's four o'clock in the morning Baby, tell me, where have you been Yes, it's four o'clock in the morning Woman, tell me, where have you been Yeah, you come on in here, woman And don't let it happen again more free lyrics

Yes, it's four o'clock
In the morning, baby
I'm sitting here waiting on you
Yes, it's four o'clock
In the morning, baby
I'm sitting here waiting on you
Yeah, you say you're going out dancing
But the dance hall closes at two

Yes, i know it's the weekend, mama
And everybody's having fun
Yes, the weekend, baby
And everybody's having fun
But when it's time for loving, baby
Remember that i'm the only one

Yes, i'm sitting here waiting, baby
Wondering what you're doing out there
Yeah, i'm sitting here wondering, baby
Wondering what you're doing out there
I can see you're with another man
Having fun without a care

Yeah, it's four o'clock in the morning
Baby, tell me, where have you been
Yes, it's four o'clock in the morning
Woman, tell me, where have you been
Yeah, you come on in here, woman
And don't let it happen again

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