Otis Redding, Sitting On The Dock Of The Bay (1968)
^{Key: :[A] (w: Steve Cropper, Otis Redding)}

VERSE 1:
[A] Sitting in the morning [C#7] sun
I'll be [D] sitting when the evening [B7] comes
[A] Watching the ships roll [C#7] in
Then I [D] watch 'em roll away [B7] again

CHORUS:
Yeah, I'm [A] sitting on the dock of the [F#] bay
Watching the [A] tide roll a-[F#]-way
Ooh, I'm just [A] sitting on the dock of the [B] bay
Wasting [A] time [F#]

VERSE 2:
I [A] left my home in [C#7] Georgia
[D] Headed for the Frisco [B7] bay
[A] I have nothing to live [C#7] for
Looks like [D] nothing's gonna come my [B7] way

REPEAT CHORUS:

BRIDGE:
[A] Looks [E] like [D] nothings gonna [E] change
[A] every-[E]-thing still [D] remains the [E] same
[A] I can't [E] do what [D] ten people [E] tell me to do
[G] so I guess I'll remain the [E] same

VERSE 3:
[A] Sitting here resting my [C#7] bones
And this [D] loneliness won't leave me a-[B7]-lone
[A] Two thousand miles, I [C#7] roam
Just to [D] make this dock my [B7] home

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