C E Am I wonder if the De Le Salle Brother got Papped C E7 Am And did their holy mothers and jealous fathers; ever feel trapped F G E E7 Did Mary, Like all the attention Dm G And did Jesus ever; get Detention C E Am I wonder if Caesar ever did his sums C E7 Am And did Joan of Arc ever slip and slice her thumbs F G E E7 Chopping onions, in double home economics Dm G And would Archimedes; have liked electronics [Chorus] C E7 Panic stations don't set in Am Don't worry if you're not getting; The reward F G That you think you deserve C E7 Good Things come to those who wait Am God knows I've waited patiently F G Am Take a ticket, there's a seat here next to me [Interlude] Am G Am F G [Verse] C E Am The number 17 and Steve McQueen C E7 Am Seem an unlikely Combination considering F G E E7 his elevation to Hollywood god and all-round blonde adonis Dm G I can't see him settling down in Heaton Norris C E Am Would Elvis been able to adapt C E7 Am Would he have gone to court over reports his phones was tapped F G E E7 Would Priscilla remain and reside by his side Dm G With the lonely loyalty of being his bride [Chorus] C E7 Panic stations don't set in Am Don't worry if you're not getting; The reward F G That you think you deserve C E7 Good Things come to those who wait Am God knows I've waited patiently F G Am Take a ticket, there's a seat here next to me [Interlude] Am G Am B7 [Chorus] C E7 Panic stations don't set in Am Don't worry if you're not getting; The reward F G That you think you deserve C E7 Good Things come to those who wait Am God knows I've waited patiently F G C Take a ticket, there's a seat here next to me