Until the Dawn
Embracing New Beginnings: Until the Dawn by Waiting For Monday
Lyrics
UNTIL THE DAWN
Expressing a timeframe until sunrise or morning.
My, don't you look pretty
Complimenting the appearance of the person addressed.
I don't think I've seen you here before
Noticing the person's presence for the first time.
I'd like to see some more
Expressing interest in seeing more of the person.
All your friends keep sayin'
Noting that friends suggest the person is ready to move on from a past relationship.
That your ready to get over him
Suggesting a challenge to leave and move on from the past relationship.
I'll race you to the door
Playfully suggesting a race to leave the current situation.
What are we waiting for
Questioning the delay and expressing a desire to take action.
Let's stop pretending now
Advocating for honesty and dropping pretense in the current situation.
The night is all but gone
Noting the late hour and implying a need to move forward.
It seems you're holding on for something more
Suggesting that the person is holding on to something more significant.
We had until the dawn
Recalling a shared experience until morning, possibly metaphorical.
I hope that's what you needed
Expressing hope that the shared experience was fulfilling.
I'll blow out the candlelights and say
Symbolic act of extinguishing candlelights, signaling departure.
I'll be on my way
Announcing intention to leave.
You don't need my number
Indicating that contact details are unnecessary.
I think we've said the things we came to say
Suggesting that all essential communication has taken place.
Yeah, I wish I could stay
Expressing a desire to stay but acknowledging impossibility.
Maybe I'll see you along the way
Suggesting a possibility of meeting again in the future.
Let's stop pretending now
Reiterating the call to be genuine and move forward.
The night is all but gone
Re-emphasizing the lateness of the night and the need for closure.
It seems you're holding on for something more
Repeating the notion that the person is holding on to something significant.
We had until the dawn
Recalling the shared time until dawn.
The light is peaking through now, and I can almost see the sun
Describing the breaking light and nearing sunrise.
Let's finish off that bourbon, before the night is done
Suggesting the completion of an activity (finishing bourbon) before the night ends.
Let's stop pretending now
Reiterating the call for honesty and to stop pretending.
The night is all but gone
Re-emphasizing the lateness of the night and the urgency to conclude.
It seems your holding on for something more
Repeating the idea that the person is holding on to something significant.
Like you've never done before
Suggesting a longing or desire that surpasses previous experiences.
But you know it can't be more
Acknowledging limitations and impossibility of a deeper connection.
We had until the dawn
Reiterating the finite nature of the shared time until dawn.
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