Waiting
Embracing the Present: Unveiling the Essence of Patience in Jen Miller's 'Waiting'
Lyrics
I swear to god there's traffic on every road I take
I encounter obstacles and delays in every path I choose.
It's like the universe wants me to sit here and wait
It seems like the universe is intentionally making me wait.
Waiting for things to be back normal
I am waiting for things to return to normal.
Waiting for him to say I love you
I am anticipating hearing the words "I love you" from someone.
Waiting for a job that makes me happy
I am waiting for a job that brings me joy and fulfillment.
Waiting for… waiting
The act of waiting itself is a predominant theme.
I'm tired waiting
I am fatigued from the prolonged waiting.
Why we always waiting?
Questioning the prevalence of waiting in life.
I'm tired of…
I am weary of...
Waiting, waiting, waiting
Repetition emphasizes the frustration and monotony of waiting.
Waiting, waiting, waiting
-Waiting, waiting, waiting
-Waiting, waiting, waiting
-Waiting, waiting, waiting
-Waiting, waiting, waiting
-It's funny how we're waiting
Reflecting on the irony or humor in the concept of waiting.
We're all waiting on something
We are collectively waiting for something in life.
Waiting for the mirror to show us what we long to be
Anticipation for self-discovery or self-realization.
Or Friday or next summer or the perfect man
Waiting for external events or milestones like Fridays, next summer, or the perfect man.
For flowers, for everything to go back before the dang virus why are we
Expressing frustration about the impact of a pandemic, questioning the necessity of waiting.
Waiting mmm waiting… waiting
Reiteration of the theme of waiting with a hummed expression.
I'm tired of
Conveying weariness from the persistent waiting.
Waiting, waiting, waiting
Continued repetition to emphasize the exhaustion and impatience associated with waiting.
Waiting, waiting, waiting
-Waiting, waiting, waiting
-Waiting, waiting, waiting
-Waiting, waiting, waiting
-Waiting, waiting, waiting
-Waiting for a better moment than this one to start living is a loaded gun
Anticipating a better moment to start living, using a metaphor of a loaded gun.
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