VERSE 1: (strum each chord once)

^DExcuse me, ^ADo you have ^Bm7the time? ^G D A ‘Cause I’ve^G been here waiting since a quarter after nine. D A Bm7 ^GAnd it is not true love that I’m hoping I will find. D A No the trut^Dh is that I just don’t want to be alone tonight.

VERSE 2: (Listen and strum chords accordingly) D A Bm7

My how your e^Gyes sparkle. Have you heard that one before? D A 'Cau^Bm7se if you have don't you w^Gorry I know at least one million more. D A Like the one about yo^Gur father stealing stars out of the sky, And if I could buy you jus^Dt one more drink, I think I'd have the ^Astrength to tell these lies.

PRE-CHORUS G Bm G

And it must f^Bmeel so fine to get what you want every time. ^EI would if I were more like James Dean. ^A

CHORUS: (listen for strumming) G D G D

Then I could walk right^G up to you and say “Hello how do you do?” ^F#MThen you'd come ^Bm7back home with ^Bmme, ^A D G But I'm just not that cool y^Aou see, I’m just not that cool you see.

VERSE 2: (same chords as verse 1) So for now I'll just sit here and wait alone, and hope that maybe you'll say hello, as the night just creeps along. And I don't want to know about the clothes you wear. I want to see you in the morning with the sunlight through your hair. PRE-CHORUS CHORUS

Will Hoge - Not that cool