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Pamungkas – Wait A Minute Piano & Ukulele Chord Progression and Tab

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This is the chords of Wait A Minute by Pamungkas on Piano, Ukulele, Guitar and Keyboard.

[Intro]
C |C |C |C |F |C |F |F |C

[Verse 1]
C
All alone in my old car
C
Driving fast, driving too far
F
All alone in my old car
F                                                     C
Heading south, going back home to you

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[Verse 2]
C
All alone with the street lights
C
Moving faster, now it’s midnight
F
All alone, with the street lights
F                                           G
Heading south, going back home to you

[Pre-Chorus]
G                             F
Your arms where I belong
G
Always

[Chorus]
G                             C
Well wait a minute
G
I am on my way
Am                                           G
I am on my way back home to you
C
Promise I’ll be there
G
I’ll be there just in time
F               G               C
Just a minute, wait a minute
F
Ooh

[Verse 3]
C
Bones are aching
C
I miss you, you know?
C
Crave your kiss
C
Now I need you
F
Fill me now ’cause I want you
F                                           G
Wait a minute till I get back to you

[Pre-Chorus]
G
The battle is off now
F
I’m coming back
There will be no more days
G
You have to wait
F
And when your nights are low
Dm
And when you feel so strong
G
I’ll be around, I’ll be around
But you gotta, you gotta

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[Chorus]
C
You wait a minute
G
I am on my way
Am
I am on my way
G
Back home to you
C
Promise I’ll be there
G
I’ll be there just in time
F
Just a minute
G                             C
I know you can’t wait
G
It’s getting closer now
Am
It’s getting closer to
G
Be home to you
C
Promise you’ll stay there
G
I’ll be there just in time
F
Just a minute
G               Am
Ooooh, hooo

[Bridge]
Am                             G
Don’t go back to bed
F
Don’t fall asleep now
(I’ll be there, I’ll be there, I will)
Am                             G
Ayy, gonna be just us
F
Tomorrow will be ours, ours

[Instrumental]
|C |C |C |C |C |C |C |C
|F |F |F |F |C |C |C |C
|F |F |F |F

[Chorus]
C
Well, wait a minute
G
I am on my way
Am                             G
I am on my way back home to you
C
Promise I’ll be there
G
(I’ll be there just in time)
F
(Just a minute)

[Outro]
G      C    G    Am    G
Well wait a minute
F                             G
And I’ll be there just in time
Am                             G
Just a minute (wait, wait)
F                                           G
Just a minute (wait, wait)
Am               G
Just a minute
C
Ooh, wait a minute

How to play Wait A Minute: key, chords and progression

To play Wait A Minute by Pamungkas, think in C major (no sharps or flats). It takes 5 chords: C, F, G, Am and Dm.

Most of the song cycles through C – G – Am – G (I – V – vi – V in C major). In solfa, that is doh – soh – lah – soh. Get these 4 changes smooth and the rest comes quickly.

Easier on guitar: put a capo on the 5th fret and play the shapes G, C, D, Em, Am (100% of the chords become easy open shapes, against 80% without a capo). It sounds exactly the same.

Chord diagrams

C chord on guitar (x32010)
CC E G
F chord on guitar (133211)
FF A C
G chord on guitar (320003)
GG B D
Am chord on guitar (x02210)
AmA C E
Dm chord on guitar (xx0231)
DmD F A

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Wait A Minute chords: questions

What key is Wait A Minute in?

Wait A Minute by Pamungkas is in the key of C major (no sharps or flats).

What chords are in Wait A Minute?

Wait A Minute uses 5 chords: C, F, G, Am, Dm.

What is the chord progression of Wait A Minute?

The main progression is C – G – Am – G (I – V – vi – V).

Is Wait A Minute easy to play on guitar?

Yes, with a capo: put a capo on the 5th fret and play the shapes G, C, D, Em, Am (100% of the chords become easy open shapes, against 80% without a capo).

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