Sitting on a Fence
Jagger, Richard / the Rolling Stones (1965)
| (intro) | G | |
| C | D | C | G | |
| Since I was | young I've been | very hard to | please |
| C | D | G | G7 | |
| And I | don't know wrong from | right |
| C | |
| But ther is one thing I could never understand |
| D | |
| Some of the sick things that a girl does to a man |
| G | C | D | G | C | D | |
| So I'm just | sitting on a | fence, | you can | say I got no | sense. |
| G | A | D | G | C | D | G | |
| Tryin' to make | up my mind, it | really is so | hard to find, | I'm just | sitting on a | fence. |
| C | D | C | G | |
| All of my | friends at school grew | up and settled | down. |
| C | D | G | G7 | |
| And they | mortgaged up their | lives |
| C | |
| One things not said too much, but I thin it's true: |
| D | |
| They just get married 'cause there's nothing else to do! |
| So I'm just sitting on a fence, you can say I got no sense. |
| Tryin' to make up my mind, it really is so hard to find, I'm just sitting on a fence. |
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| So I'm just sitting on a fence, you can say I got no sense. |
| Tryin' to make up my mind, it really is so hard to find, I'm just sitting on a fence. |
| C | D | C | G | |
| The day may come when | you get old and | sick and tired of | life; |
| C | D | G | G7 | |
| You just | never rea | lized: |
| C | |
| Maybe the choice you made wasn't really right, |
| D | |
| but you go out and you don't come back at night. |
| So I'm just sitting on a fence, you can say I got no sense. |
| Tryin' to make up my mind, it really is so hard to find, I'm just sitting on a fence. |
