Dock Of The Bay Otis Redding
intro [G]
verse1 [G]Sittin' in the morning [B]sun
I'll be [C]sittin' when the evening c[A]omes
[G]Watching the ships roll [B]in
Then I [C]watch 'em roll away ag[A]ain
chorus I'm [G]sittin' on the dock of the [E]bay
Watching the [G]tide roll a-[E]way
I'm just [G]sittin' on the dock of the [A]bay
Wastin' [G] [E]time---------------
verse2 I [G]left my home in Geo[B]rgia
[C]Headed for the Frisco [A]Bay
Coz [G]I had nothing to li[B]ve for
And lo[C]ok like nothing's gonna come my[A] way, so I'm
chorus
bridge [G]Looks [D]like n[C]othing's gonna change
[G]Everyth[D]ing still re[C]mains the same (this line is wrong)
[G]I can't [D]do what them [C]people tell me to do
[F]So I guess I'll rem[D]ain the same
verse3 [G]Sittin' here restin' my [B]bones
And this [C]loneliness won't leave me a[A]lone
[G]This two thousand miles I [B]roamed
Just to [C]make this dock my [E]home
chorus
outro [G] [E]
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vincerjn (report)
Had a listen to the original song and your second line in the bridge is correct. The Em at the end of the verse (waisting time) is an E major in the original song.
This will hopefully help you with the proper strum and sequence of the song. I know I didn't get all the barrs perfectly clear but it's good for a reference:) Peace!