Waiting
Endless Longing: Unveiling the Emotional Journey in Roch Voisine's 'Waiting'
Lyrics
The clouds have cornered my life again
The challenges or difficulties in life feel overwhelming and restricting.
The horizon has blinded my sight again
The future seems unclear or obstructed.
And I know I must be strong
A realization that strength is required to face the challenges ahead.
Carrying on alone
Acknowledging the need to continue the journey independently.
Whenever my dreams have stormed 'till morning
During tough times, the person being addressed was a comforting presence.
You were there, an angel, a blessing
The supportive figure is described as an angel and a blessing.
No, I cannot see your smile
Despite the challenges, unable to see the supportive person's smile.
And I'm defenceless like a child
Feeling vulnerable and defenseless, akin to a child.
And I've been waiting
Expressing the act of patiently anticipating something.
And I've been crying
Conveying emotional distress through tears.
And I've been loving
Acknowledging the presence of love in the midst of challenges.
Loving you
Specifically loving the person addressed in the lyrics.
You were the one I wanted to live for
Affirming that the person was the reason for living.
You were my life how could I ever ask for more
Describing the person as an integral part of life, feeling complete.
Still my mind went on believing
Despite the belief, the mind continues to anticipate the person's departure.
That you never would be leaving
A lingering fear or doubt about the person leaving.
And I've been waiting
Reiteration of patiently waiting for something.
And I've been crying
Reiterating the emotional distress expressed through tears.
And I've been loving
Reaffirming the presence of love despite challenges.
And I've been waiting
Continued expression of patient waiting.
And I've been crying
Continued expression of emotional distress through tears.
And I've been loving
Continued affirmation of the enduring presence of love.
Loving you
Reiteration of the act of loving the person addressed.
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