Worth The Wait
Didirri Lyrics
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She likes it when he's calm
He felt the shadow of her thumb
But maybe she just shades the sun
They'll stay apart until the date
When weren't to be is worth the wait
There's a soft and subtle hum
The paints the roses with the guns
There's too much other with the one
But that's ok if I don't run
You ran so fast you left me an open gate
To weren't to be and worth the wait
Or weren't to be is worth the wait
Still he worries about the bends
And whether they can reach the end
You see the tracks are running straight
Maybe they should just check the brakes
They'll stay apart until the date
When weren't to be is worth the wait
There's a soft and subtle hum
That paints the roses with the guns
There's too much other with the one
But that's ok if I don't run
You ran so fast you left me an open gate
To weren't to be and worth the wait
Or weren't to be is worth the wait
That's not worth the heavy weight
How long must she wait
Weren't to be is worth the wait
Weren't to be is worth the wait
Weren't to be is worth the weight
In "Worth The Wait" by Didirri, the lyrics delve into the complexities of a complicated relationship. The first verse portrays a situation where the singer is attracted to someone's smile but struggles with their charming personality. There is a sense of uncertainty as the singer feels both drawn and repelled by the person. This is highlighted by the line "But maybe she just shades the sun," suggesting that the person's presence can both overshadow and enhance their life.
The chorus emphasizes the concept of waiting for something to be worth it, even if it means staying apart for a while. The soft and subtle hum that "paints the roses with the guns" signifies the mixed emotions and contradictory nature of the relationship. It may appear that there are too many distractions or other options, but the singer seems willing to endure because running away is not an option.
The second verse introduces the singer's worries about the future of the relationship, specifically focusing on potential obstacles and doubts. The idea of checking the brakes suggests a metaphorical need to examine the stability and feasibility of the relationship before continuing. Despite these concerns, the singer acknowledges that they're willing to wait for it to be worth it.
The final section of the song questions whether the weight of the wait is truly worth it. The repetition of "Weren't to be is worth the wait" highlights the uncertainty and complexity of the situation. The singer ponders how long the person is willing to wait and ultimately questions whether the wait is worth the emotional toll it takes.
Overall, "Worth The Wait" presents a nuanced portrayal of a relationship caught between attraction and hesitation, uncertainty and hope.
Line by Line Meaning
He loves her smile but hates her charm
He finds her smile attractive, but dislikes her manipulative nature.
She likes it when he's calm
She prefers him to be relaxed and composed.
He felt the shadow of her thumb
He experienced her controlling influence over him.
But maybe she just shades the sun
Perhaps she only appears to have a significant impact.
They'll stay apart until the date
They will maintain their distance until the appointed time.
When weren't to be is worth the wait
When the potential relationship is deemed valuable despite the wait.
There's a soft and subtle hum
There is a gentle and unobtrusive presence.
That paints the roses with the guns
That introduces danger or conflict into seemingly innocuous situations.
There's too much other with the one
There are distractions with the person they are interested in.
But that's ok if I don't run
But it's acceptable as long as I don't give up or retreat.
You ran so fast you left me an open gate
You moved on quickly, leaving me with an opportunity for something new.
To weren't to be and worth the wait
To the possibility of a relationship that is worth waiting for.
Or weren't to be is worth the wait
Alternatively, the potential relationship is worth the wait.
Still he worries about the bends
However, he is concerned about challenges or obstacles they may face.
And whether they can reach the end
And if they can ultimately achieve a lasting connection.
You see the tracks are running straight
You notice that their path seems clear and direct.
Maybe they should just check the brakes
Perhaps they should pause and assess their progress.
That's not worth the heavy weight
That's not worth the burdensome emotional load.
How long must she wait
How much more time does she have to endure the wait?
Weren't to be is worth the wait
The potential relationship is valuable despite the delay.
Weren't to be is worth the wait
The possibility of the relationship is deserving of patience.
Weren't to be is worth the weight
The potential relationship is worth the emotional burden.
Lyrics © BMG Rights Management
Written by: Didirri Peters
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