Biografía:
Deana Carter was born Jan. 4, 1966, in Nashville, Tenn. She is the daughter of Fred Carter Jr., a guitarist who in the mid-'60s and '70s played on close to 90 percent of all Nashville sessions with artists such as Elvis Presley, Simon & Garfunkel and Roy Orbison. Deana Carter's first big break came when one of her demo tapes caught the attention of Willie Nelson, who invited her to take part in the 1994 Farm Aid VII concert as the show's only female soloist. That same tape led to a record deal with Capitol Records that year.
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¡Cuatro años de duro trabajo!Este mes de mayo cumplimos cuatro años al aire. Seguimos trabajando en la difusión de este maravilloso instrumento, ¡gracias por participar en nuestra historia!
[Intro]
G
[Verse]
G B7
Waiting for your world to turn around,
C
Is less likely to be found,
G/B Cmaj7 G/A Am7 D
As I watch it moving past,
G B7
Than any other hope that I might hold,
Cmaj7
That someday you might know,
D/A Am
What it's like to slowly drown.
D G
Waiting for your world to turn around,
G B7
Waiting for the the thought to cross your mind,
C
That two hearts might be inclined,
G/B Am7 D
To commit an act that's bold,
G B7
Or even just be looking for a chance,
C
To take advantage of one glance,
G/B Cmaj7 D/A Am
And live inside it one more time,
D/A D G Am
Waiting for the thought to cross your mind,
[Chorus]
C G
How long will it be,
Am C G Am
'Til these blind eyes can finally see,
Bm7 C B6 Am G C C6
I don't know, time moves so slow,
Am G/B C
While your love, like a river,
D G/D D G/D D7
Flows right by me.
[Break]
G B7 C G/B C Am D7 G B Cm C Am7 D G G6 Am
[Chorus]
C G
How long will it be,
Am C G Am
'Til these blind eyes can finally see,
Bm7 C B6 Am G C C6
I don't know, time moves so slow,
Am Bm7 C D G/D D G/D D7
Without that love, flows right by me.
G B7
Waiting for your world to turn around,
Cmaj7
Is less likely to be found,
G Am7 D
As I watch it moving past,
G B7 B7
Than any other hope that I might hold that someday you,
C G/B Am Am7
Might know what it's like to slowly drown,
D/A D6 Dmaj7 G
Waiting for your world to turn around.
G
[Verse]
G B7
Waiting for your world to turn around,
C
Is less likely to be found,
G/B Cmaj7 G/A Am7 D
As I watch it moving past,
G B7
Than any other hope that I might hold,
Cmaj7
That someday you might know,
D/A Am
What it's like to slowly drown.
D G
Waiting for your world to turn around,
G B7
Waiting for the the thought to cross your mind,
C
That two hearts might be inclined,
G/B Am7 D
To commit an act that's bold,
G B7
Or even just be looking for a chance,
C
To take advantage of one glance,
G/B Cmaj7 D/A Am
And live inside it one more time,
D/A D G Am
Waiting for the thought to cross your mind,
[Chorus]
C G
How long will it be,
Am C G Am
'Til these blind eyes can finally see,
Bm7 C B6 Am G C C6
I don't know, time moves so slow,
Am G/B C
While your love, like a river,
D G/D D G/D D7
Flows right by me.
[Break]
G B7 C G/B C Am D7 G B Cm C Am7 D G G6 Am
[Chorus]
C G
How long will it be,
Am C G Am
'Til these blind eyes can finally see,
Bm7 C B6 Am G C C6
I don't know, time moves so slow,
Am Bm7 C D G/D D G/D D7
Without that love, flows right by me.
G B7
Waiting for your world to turn around,
Cmaj7
Is less likely to be found,
G Am7 D
As I watch it moving past,
G B7 B7
Than any other hope that I might hold that someday you,
C G/B Am Am7
Might know what it's like to slowly drown,
D/A D6 Dmaj7 G
Waiting for your world to turn around.
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