Jack Johnson - Sitting, Waiting, Wishing

When trying to practice this song, I had trouble remembering the bridge. I remember it starting with a C. And when guessing I would have followed with F, to G, to E.

Drumroll...

Bridge:
C; E; F; G, F
C; E; F; G.

Alright...

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