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Adrian Belew ~ Waiting Man


I come back, come back You see my return My returning face is smiling Smile of a waiting man I be home soon soon soon Soon cry on your shoulder Your shoulder against my burning tears Tears of a waiting man I wait every moment I wait, wait for my chance I wait for my friend to say Hello, you waiting man Feel no fret feel no fret feel no fret You can wait and feel no fret And so i wait so i wait so i wait I wait I return face is smiling Be home soon, cry on your shoulder Tears of a waiting man Every moment wait for my chance My friend say hello, feel no fret You can wait and i wait and i wait And home i am. more free lyrics

I come back, come back
You see my return
My returning face is smiling
Smile of a waiting man

I be home soon soon soon
Soon cry on your shoulder
Your shoulder against my burning tears
Tears of a waiting man

I wait every moment
I wait, wait for my chance
I wait for my friend to say
Hello, you waiting man
Feel no fret feel no fret feel no fret
You can wait and feel no fret
And so i wait so i wait so i wait
I wait

I return face is smiling
Be home soon, cry on your shoulder
Tears of a waiting man
Every moment wait for my chance
My friend say hello, feel no fret
You can wait and i wait and i wait
And home i am.

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