@Jana-sq2th

3 months ago

The first verse describes a friend who sells pills to women on the street corner, despite being fully aware of the danger and illegality of his actions. He believes that the rush of making these sales is worth the risk and nothing compares to the feeling it provides him. The chorus "It's what I do, I wait for you" implies that he's waiting for someone who needs the pills he sells, perhaps living in a state of dependency. The second verse introduces a girl who is in an abusive relationship, and she chooses to stay silent and still on Sunday nights to avoid conflict. Her partner tells her that the only thing that matters is the physical thrill of their relationship, and nothing else exists beyond it. The chorus suggests that she's waiting for a way out of this relationship, seeking something more meaningful. The final verse shifts the focus to the singer himself, and he wishes to communicate genuinely with his loved one. He wants to be able to trust his own words and thoughts and to be in control of his actions so that he can be with his love for many more nights. The chorus becomes a reflection of his own waiting, perhaps for self-improvement or an opportunity to be a better partner. Overall, the song "I Wait for You" explores the different ways people wait for and cope with the challenges of life, waiting for things to change and for better things to come.

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