Hurry up and Come
Longing Melodies: Hurry Up and Come Home to Love
Lyrics
shoo-bee-doop-doop-doo
Expression of anticipation or excitement without specific meaning.
shoo-bee-doop-doop-doo
Continuation of expressive sounds, setting a rhythmic tone.
well, I've been missing you
Expressing a sense of longing or yearning for someone.
shoo-bee-doop-doop-doo
Reiteration of expressive sounds, maintaining the rhythmic pattern.
won't you hurry up and come back, yeah
A call for the person to return soon, expressing eagerness.
hurry up and come I beg you just don't wait too long
A plea for the person to come back without delay.
cause the feelings getting stronger
Acknowledgment of growing emotions and connection.
you know I just can't sleep at night
Admission of difficulty sleeping due to the absence of the person.
missing to hold you tight
Expressing the desire to hold the person close.
living on those memories
Living on memories of past moments shared with the person.
of how and when we used to be
Reflecting on the past relationship and its significance.
not sure how I'm gonna make it, but I know that won't fake it
Expressing uncertainty about the future but committing to authenticity.
this feeling I just can't deny
Acknowledging an undeniable and strong emotional feeling.
so Ima gonna telly ou why, little darling
Expressing a commitment to explain the depth of emotions.
hurry up and come I beg you just don't wait too long
Reiteration of the plea for the person to return promptly.
cause the feelings getting stronger
Re-emphasizing the increasing strength of emotions.
Angisakwazi ukulinda
Introducing a different language (Zulu), expressing inability to wait.
Thinking about you babe
Thoughts about the person in their absence.
Lendlela ongibamba ngayo
Describing the path or way the person has a grip on.
lendlela ongithanda ngayo
Expressing the path of love the person has a hold on.
You make me go so crazy
Feeling overwhelmed and driven to madness by the person.
Counting the days and nights, ngifinyelele kuwe
Counting the days and nights until the person's return.
Wen'uyinjabulo yami
Referring to the person as the source of joy.
Wen'ulubambo lwami
Referring to the person as the support or pillar.
Since the Day ngiqala ukukubona
Recalling the day when the admiration for the person began.
some people say patience is a virtue
Introducing a common saying about patience as a virtue.
a virtue full a grace
Elaborating on the grace associated with patience as a virtue.
but I'm tired of the waiting
Expressing weariness with waiting despite the virtue of patience.
still counting down the days
Continuation of the countdown, underscoring the prolonged anticipation.
don't worry cause I'll soon be on my way
Expressing a commitment to return home shortly.
by this time I'm coming back home to stay
Affirming the intention to stay upon returning home.
hurry up and come I beg you just don't wait too long
Re-emphasizing the increasing strength of emotions and urgency.
cause the feelings getting stronger
Final plea for the person to return, underlining the growing intensity of feelings.
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