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The old maid's waitin' for leap year to come |
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The crooner's Just Waitin' to sing |
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The old cow's standin' by the Bull Durham sign |
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Just a-Waitin' for the grass to turn green. |
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The bar-fly's waitin' for an easy mark |
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'N' the hitch-hiker's waitin' for a ride |
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The life-termer's waitin' for a prison break |
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The beachcomber's waitin' for the ride. |
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Farmer's daughter's waitin' for the salesman |
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To take her into town |
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The city slicker's waitin' for the country boy |
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To lay all his money down. |
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You know ev'rything comes to a standstill |
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Nothin' seems to make a turn |
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Worm must be waitin' for the early bird |
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I guess the early bird's waitin' for the worm. |
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Nobody wants to do nothin' |
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Just Waitin' to get a finger in the pie |
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Waitin' for a call from a big quiz show |
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Or hopin' and a-waitin'for some rich uncle to die. |
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Katy, she's waitin' at the garden gate |
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The moonshiner's waitin' at the still |
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'N' the gambler's still waitin' for that Ace in the hole |
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I guess Jack's still waitin' for Jill. |
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Ev'rybody's waitin' for som'thin' |
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Nothing seems to turn out right |
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'Cause the night shift's waitin' for mornin' |
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And the burglar Just Waitin' for night. |
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The congregation's waitin' for the preacher |
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Preacher Just Waitin' for the groom |
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The groom's Just Waitin' for the June bride |
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And the bride's Just Waitin' for June. |
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Sunflow'rs waitin' for the sunshine |
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Violets Just Waitin' for dew |
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Bees Just Waitin' for honey |
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And, honey, -- I'm -- Just -- Waitin' -- for -- you. |