Just Have to Wait
Eager Anticipation: Embracing Hope in Steven Curtis Chapman's Melodic Tapestry
Lyrics
Well, I can't wait to see your smile again,
Expressing anticipation and longing to see a loved one's smile.
The one when your eyes disappear along with all my troubles
Describing a specific, heartwarming smile that dispels troubles.
And I can't wait to hear you sing a song
Looking forward to hearing the person sing a meaningful song, possibly about faith.
Maybe Jesus loves me or a song you learned up there
Anticipating a song, perhaps related to the love of Jesus or one learned in a spiritual context.
But I, oh I'll just have to wait
Acknowledging the need to wait for the anticipated moments.
'Cause I know that day is coming
Believing in the certainty that the awaited day will come.
So I, oh I'll just have to wait
Reiterating the acceptance of having to wait for the expected events.
I can't wait to hear your mama laugh
Expressing eagerness to hear the laughter of the loved one's mother.
The way that only you can make her laugh when you get silly
Highlighting the unique ability of the person to make their mother laugh in a special way.
And I can't wait to see you in her arms
Anxiously waiting to witness the person being held in their mother's arms.
I know the wound so deep inside her heart is healed for good
Believing that the deep emotional wound in the mother's heart will be permanently healed.
But I, oh I'll just have to wait
Reiterating the theme of patient waiting for the anticipated day.
'Cause I know that day is coming
Emphasizing the certainty that the awaited day will arrive.
So I, oh I'll just have to wait
Restating the acceptance of waiting for the expected events.
And I can't wait to dance with you again
Expressing excitement about dancing with the loved one again.
Knowing that this time we dance, we'll never have to end
Emphasizing the belief that this dance will be everlasting.
But I, oh I'll just have to wait
Reiterating the need to patiently wait for the expected day.
'Cause I know that day is coming
Expressing confidence in the arrival of the awaited day.
So I, oh I'll just have to wait
Restating the acceptance of having to wait for the anticipated events.
And I can't wait to see your sisters play
Anticipating the joy of seeing the loved one's sisters play together.
The way they do when all of you are playing all together
Describing the lively and harmonious play of the siblings together.
I can't wait to watch your brother's face
Anticipating the joy on the brother's face when he can witness positivity.
When he can finally see with his own eyes
Desiring the moment when the brother can see and understand that everything is okay.
Everything's okay
Expressing the anticipation of a positive resolution and well-being.
And I just have to wait
Reiterating the necessity to wait patiently for the expected day.
'Cause I know that day is coming
Expressing certainty that the awaited day is approaching.
And I just have to wait
Final affirmation of the acceptance of waiting for the anticipated events.
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