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“Waiting On You” is a song by Weezer. It originally appeared on the European single/EP CD releases of “The Good Life”.
“Waiting On You” was originally written around January of 1994, according to the Catalog O' Riffs, in close proximity to the writing of the songs “Susanne” and “Getchoo”. The demo...
[Verse 1]
Why haven't you called me?
Did you forget me?
I need to know
When were you intending to break the silence
And let me know?
[Pre-Chorus]
Mine is the loneliest of numbers
Now is the loneliest of times
You're nineteen days late
But still, I sit and wait, oh
[Chorus]
Waiting and waiting
Waiting and waiting
Waiting and waiting
Waiting on you
[Verse 2]
Who have you been seeing that made you forget me?
I bet you call him
Where, oh where does he come from?
I bet he lives close by
I bet he's just a friend
[Pre-Chorus]
Mine is the loneliest of numbers
Now is the loneliest of times
You're nineteen days late
But still, I sit and wait, oh
[Chorus]
Waiting and waiting
Waiting and waiting
Waiting and waiting
Waiting on you
Waiting and waiting
Waiting and waiting
You've got me waiting
Waiting on you
[Outro]
I asked you if you had a good heart
You answered, "Yes, I'll never do you harm"
I asked you if you had a good heart
You answered, "Yes, I'll never do you harm"
Waiting on You was written by Rivers Cuomo.
Waiting on You was produced by Weezer.
Weezer released Waiting on You on Tue Oct 29 1996.