Holly Williams - Waiting on june acoustic

She was from ^GNorth Louisiana in the town of Mer Rouge I fell in love in a week or two it d^Cidn?t take long to love a girl like ^Gthat

I t^Cried to kiss her she grabbed a baseball b^Gat

Waiting on Ju^Cadd9ne, I hope she comes to see me Waiting on Ju^Gne, I can?t take this feeling Waiting on Ju^Cadd9ne, I pray to God she?ll love me one of these d^Emays I hope I fi^Dnd my way waiting on J^Gune

I went off in 4^G2? to fight those boys and pay my dues Her w^Callet picture kept my spirits hi^Ggh

It s^Coaked her wallet picture that cold ^Gnight

I t^Dold my best friend Charley I would k^Cadd9iss his girl good^Gbye He made me pr^Domise I?d go home and make ^Cadd9Miss June my wi^Gfe Shaking like a dr^Dunk old fool I ho^Cadd9pped off of that pl^Gane And I r^Eman home to a^Dsk her in the^Cadd9 rain

Waiting on^Cadd9 June, I hope that she says yes Waiting on Ju^Gne, in her faded summer dress Waiting on J^Cadd9une, her daddy shook my hand A^Emnd she lit up the moment I pulled ^Dout that silver band Waiting on Ju^Gne

Well we m^Garried at the methodist church Found a big white cow and a piece of dirt with p^Cecan trees to build our homestead ^Gon

^CLaughter filled those rooms all day lo^Gng

Waiting on ^Cadd9June, she?s putting on her makeup Waiting on Ju^Gne, she?s trying to get her hair curled Waiting on J^Cadd9une, kids listen to me You w^Emalk on down to Sunday school I?ll^D be there in 15 Waiting on J^Gune

The tim^Ge flew by like they said it would The kids grew fast and the farm did good Mrs. Be^Cadd9rtha made our supper eve^Gryday

We?d all say grace and dig on in we al^Cadd9ways ate together in those ^Gdays

Oh o^Dne by one those kids went off and f^Cadd9ound a love their ^Gown There?s no^Dthing like the joy I knew when they ^Cadd9brought their babies h^Gome We?d play ^Dall day in the cotton fields with the d^Cadd9ogs I raised up rig^Ght And ^Emend in grandma?s kit^Dchen every ni^Cadd9ght

Waiting on J^Gune, our bellies are a? achin Waiting on J^Cadd9une, she turns that fork so slow A^Emnd we all had to sit there til the last bi^Dte was no more Waiting on J^Gune

We were slo^Gwer than we used to be the nursing home told June and me That we?d have ^Cadd9separate rooms side by s^Gide D cadd9 G Oh what I?d give for one more night of sleeping with my wife Since 4^D5? I?ve touched her skin in the m^Cadd9iddle of the ni^Gght I?m ly^Ding in this single bed until t^Cadd9hey cut the ligh^Gts That?s^Em when she?ll sneak i^Dn and I?ll be ^Cadd9fine

Waiting on Ju^Cadd9ne so we can kiss goodnight Waiting on J^Gune I?ll hold her hand so tight Waiting on J^Cadd9une I?ll love her til? I die It?s bitter^Dsweet when love grows old and you ^Cadd9really miss your wife Waiting on J^Gune

Well they bu^Gried me last Tuesday morn The good lord came and he took me home I cl^Cadd9osed my eyes and quickly went aw^Gay But the a^Emngels let me s^Dee her ever^Cadd9yday Waiting on J^Cadd9une, our mansion is so grand Waiting on J^Gune, footprints in the sand Waiting on J^Cadd9une, that?s the story of my life ^EmMe and Jesus are standing here til? s^Dhe walks through that light Waiting on J^Cadd9une