Wait
Yearning Storms: The Cassino's Emotional Journey in 'Wait'
Lyrics
I'm sorry that I want to run away from you my dear
I express regret for wanting to distance myself from you, my dear.
I was stuck in place so long and I just don't want to be here
I've been stagnant for a long time, and I no longer want to stay in this situation.
We thought if we are different some luck will be enough
We believed that being different would bring us luck, but relying on luck alone isn't sufficient.
But it's easier with words and it's a pain to fall in love
Expressing feelings is easier than experiencing the pain of falling in love.
Wait
An urging to wait and be patient.
You've been hurt for so long and I wish I could compensate
Acknowledging the prolonged hurt and expressing a desire to make amends.
Hate
A strong negative emotion, possibly directed at oneself or the situation.
Just to cover your eyes and your heart from seeing me
Desiring to shield one's eyes and heart from witnessing the speaker.
Wait, like I do
Encouraging patience, similar to the speaker's own approach.
Till the storm passes by
Enduring a difficult period until the metaphorical storm subsides.
I'm sorry that I want to run away from you my dear
Reiterating the regret of wanting to escape from the relationship.
I was stuck in place so long and I just don't want to be here
Reemphasizing the prolonged feeling of being stuck and the desire to move on.
We thought if we are different some luck will be enough
Revisiting the idea that being different was expected to bring luck.
But it's easier with words and it's a pain to fall in love
Highlighting the challenge of expressing love and the associated pain.
Wait
A repetition of the urging to wait patiently.
You've been hurt for so long and I wish I could compensate
Expressing empathy for the prolonged hurt and a wish to make amends.
Hate
Reiterating strong negative emotions and a desire for avoidance.
Just to cover your eyes and your heart from seeing me
Desiring to shield someone from the pain of witnessing the speaker.
Wait, like I do
Encouraging patience, similar to the speaker's own approach.
Till the storm passes by
Repeating the idea of enduring difficulties until they pass.
Come on, look at me
An invitation to be noticed and acknowledged.
Why do you bother
A question questioning the need for attention.
Come on, look at me
A repeated invitation to be looked at.
I'm just another fool
Acknowledging oneself as just another foolish individual.
Wait
Expressing empathy for the prolonged hurt and a wish to make amends.
You've been hurt for so long and I wish I could compensate
Reiterating the acknowledgment of prolonged hurt and the desire for reconciliation.
Hate
Reiterating strong negative emotions and a desire for avoidance.
Just to cover your eyes and your heart from seeing me
Desiring to shield someone from the pain of witnessing the speaker.
Wait, like I do
Encouraging patience, similar to the speaker's own approach.
Till the storm passes by
Repeating the idea of enduring difficulties until they pass.
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