What Are You Waiting For Lyrics – d4vd

What Are You Waiting For Lyrics Meaning

[Verse 1]
The singer notices someone across the room and initially thinks they won’t feel anything, but emotions start creeping in. They feel a sense of familiarity, like they’ve been in this situation before. It seems like the other person never noticed them before, but now they finally do. This moment brings a mix of anticipation and hope.

[Chorus]
The singer is asking why the other person is hesitating. They’ve been waiting, standing there, making their feelings clear, yet there’s no response. There’s a sense of frustration but also a plea for the other person to take action. The repeated question emphasizes their impatience and longing for an answer.

[Verse 2]
The singer understands if the other person isn’t ready yet and is willing to wait. They have nowhere else to be and plenty of time, but they’re already in love. However, love alone isn’t enough if the feeling isn’t mutual. They consider walking away but seem unsure if they really can.

[Pre-Chorus]
The singer feels like they’ve been in this situation many times, but the other person never truly listens. They don’t want to fall in love if there’s no commitment because they fear ruining things. It feels like their chances of being together are slipping away, making them more desperate for an answer.

[Chorus]
Once again, the singer repeats their question, expressing how long they’ve been waiting. They are standing in the same spot, making their feelings obvious, yet the other person remains silent. The repeated “why do you wait?” lines highlight their growing frustration and confusion about the other person’s hesitation.

[Post-Chorus]
The repetition of “why do you wait?” emphasizes the singer’s impatience. They don’t understand why the other person is delaying their response. The repeated lines create a sense of urgency and emotional intensity, as if they are stuck in a loop of waiting and hoping.

[Bridge]
The singer is tired of waiting without an answer. They just want clarity—should they stay or move on? They feel like they’ve been stuck in one place, waiting endlessly. The frustration is clear, and they just need the other person to finally say something.

[Chorus]
The song ends with the same repeated plea, reinforcing how long the singer has been waiting. They want the other person to make a move, to stop hesitating. The frustration and longing build up one last time, leaving the listener with the feeling of unresolved emotions.