Released in 1989

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Released in 1989, "Right Here Waiting For You" was written by Richard Marx and was

his best selling and most covered single. He wrote it as a love letter to his wife, Cynthia
Rhodes - the actress who played Penny in Dirty Dancing.
This is a great intermediate practice piece, often reaching into the higher notes. Letter
notes below, enjoy :)

 
G-^C   ^D-^D^E
Oceans apart
^E  ^D-^C  ^D-^C-A
Day after day
A     B  ^C-^D   B   G-G
And I slowly go insane
 
G  ^C   ^D  ^D-^E
I hear your voice
^E  ^C   ^D-^C-A
On the line
A     B  ^C-^D     B     ^C   ^C
But it doesn't stop the pain...
 
^C^C^D ^E ^F ^E ^C-^D-^C-A
If I see you next to never   ~
^C      ^D  ^E  ^F  ^E-C-CAG
How can we say forever?
 
^G-^G-^F  ^E  ^D
Wherever you go
^D-^D-^E  ^F  ^E
Whatever you do
^C ^C ^D  ^E  ^D    ^C-B      A    G
I will be right here waiting for you
 
^G-^G-^F ^E ^D
Whatever it takes
^D  ^D   ^E    ^F    ^E-^D-^C
Or how my heart breaks
^C ^D ^E ^F   ^E    ^D-^C    B   ^C
I will be right here waiting for you...

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