Please Waste My Time
Time's Plea: A Dance with Urgency and Charm
Lyrics
She said, "You've only got one speed, and we need to hurry this shit up"
Expressing impatience and a desire for quick action in a situation.
"You're not the same without your coffee, some black beans would hurry this shit up"
Suggesting that the person is not their usual self without coffee and humorously proposing a solution to speed things up.
Do you really want it now?
Repetition of the question, questioning the sincerity or urgency of the other person's desires.
Do you really want it now?
-Do you really want it now?
-I'm begging you to take the out
-Do you really want it now?
-Do you really want it now?
-Do you really want it now?
-I'm begging you to take the out
-"You're charming, I'm stubborn"
Highlighting a contrast in personalities – one charming, the other stubborn.
This comfort's far from southern
Describing a lack of comfort or familiarity in the current situation.
I said, "Please waste my time!"
Expressing a willingness to have time wasted, possibly indicating a desire for connection or interaction.
She said, "Boy get in line"
Suggesting resistance or hesitation from the other person.
Do you really want it now?
Repetition of the question, emphasizing the plea for a decision or action.
Do you really want it now?
-Do you really want it now?
-I'm begging you to take the out
-Do you really want it now?
-Do you really want it now?
-Do you really want it now?
-I'm begging you to take the out
-"Hey Jay... I'm so sorry, I have to cancel tonight. I totally forgot I have to... walk my Grandma's fish tonight! Raincheck?"
Quoting a humorous excuse for canceling plans, possibly indicating a lack of commitment.
Do you really want it now?
Repetition of the question, maintaining the plea for a clear answer or commitment.
Do you really want it now?
-Do you really want it now?
-I'm begging you to take the out
-Do you really want it now?
-Do you really want it now?
-Do you really want it now?
-I'm begging you to take the out
-Wait a minute, I don't think my heart's still in it
Expressing doubt about the commitment or passion in the relationship, using a metaphor about the heart and its endurance.
I don't think this thing has got the legs
-Wait a minute, I don't think my heart's still in it
-I don't think we'll make it 'round the bend
-Wait a minute, I don't think my heart's still in it
-I don't think this thing has got the legs
-Wait a minute, I don't think my heart's still in it
-I don't think we'll make it 'round the bend
-Do you really want it now?
Repetition of the question, maintaining the plea for a clear answer or commitment, possibly in light of the doubts expressed earlier.
Do you really want it now?
-Do you really want it now?
-I'm begging you to take the out
-Do you really want it now?
-Do you really want it now?
-Do you really want it now?
-I'm begging you to take the out
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