Wait
Blisse Lyrics

The lyrics of "Wait" by Blisse express the eager anticipation and longing of the singer to be in the presence of someone who they hold in high regard, possibly even in a religious or spiritual sense. The first two lines capture the singer's excitement to look into the face of this person, "When the world disappears into your eyes." This line suggests that the singer is so focused on this person that they become the center of their universe and everything else fades away.

The singer continues to express their anticipation, with the repeated line "Wait, I can hardly wait" emphasizing the urgency of their desire. They long to hear the person's voice, and the phrase "You've done well my good and faithful son" suggests that this person may be seen as a parental, mentor, or religious figure. The singer desires to bask in the person's presence, saying they can hardly breathe in anticipation, and eagerly await the day when this person will "shine on me."

The last two lines are particularly poignant, as the singer expresses their desire to "bow down at your feet" and "kiss the scars that bore my sin away." These lines may reflect a religious context, where the singer is acknowledging their own faults and sins, and seeking absolution or redemption from the person they hold in such high regard. Overall, the lyrics of "Wait" convey a deep longing and almost reverential admiration for someone the singer deems worthy of their respect and devotion.