| 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 standing by the Bull Durham sign
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| Just waitin' for the grass to turn green
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| The barfly’s waitin' for an easy mark
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| An' the hitchhiker’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 a tide
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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 everything comes to a standstill
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| Ain’t 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' on a 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 waitin' on 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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| The gambler’s still waitin' for that ace in the hole
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| And Jack is still waitin' on Jill
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| Everybody’s waitin' for somethin'
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| Nothin' seems to turn out right
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| 'Cause the night shift’s waitin' for mornin'
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| And the burglars are just waitin' on the night
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| The congregation is waitin' for the preacher
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| The preacher is just waitin' for the groom
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| And 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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| Sunflowers waitin' for the sunshine
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| Violets just waitin' for the dew
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| Bees just waitin' for honey
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| And, honey, I’m just waitin' for you |