Emily Iris Robins (born May 21, 1989 in Orewa, New Zealand) is a singer and actress known for her role in the popular TV2 soap opera Shortland Street as Claire Simone Solomon (2004–2007). Later she was cast as Alexandra Wilson (protagonist) in the Australian children's television program The Elephant Princess. The Elephant Princess has had its name changed recently to The Rock Princess only in UK. Currently she is doing an Australian TV show called SLiDE.
Maddi Tyers grew up in Melbourne, Australia always dreaming of a life as a film star. From being the centre of attention as a toddler she always strived to improve her skills but never imagined that the day would come where she would land herself a dream role. Maddi has been performing since the age of two, taking several dance and singing classes during her school years, she has had important roles in productions such as "Fame, "Annie", "Cabaret", "Macbeth" and "Alice in Wonderland". Maddi is extremely excited to be playing the co-lead role of "Amanda" in "The Elephant Princess". Filming for 7 months Maddi enjoyed the company of Emily (Alex), Sebastian (JB), Miles (Kuru) and Liam (Marcus). Not only has "Amanda" captured her heart but she helped Maddi get to play guitar and sing lead vocals in a super wicked rock band! Maddi's favourite things to do are hanging out with her awesome boyfriend Beau, watching movies with her film buff dad Ken, going on family beach holidays, listening to music and lazing about. She's not only interested in being a star on screen but has successfully finished year 12 and is planning on a studying Film and Television Production at University in the near future.
Decide
Emily Robins & Maddy Tyers Lyrics
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Everything u say is maybe,
I would never know if we're here
To stay
I see you right through u
Decide what you're wating for
(What you're wating for)
Cause i don't think i can wating anymore
(What you're wating for)
Come on, come on
Yeah
Decide what you're wating for
(What you're wating for)
Cause i don't think i can wating anymore
Decide what you're wating for
(What you're wating for)
Come on, come on
Yeah
Try so run away
All u try to break
I'm still wating, be here for u
And i, let you for 1 day
But now the time to change
I'm still wating
Still wating
Decide what you're wating for
(What you're wating for)
Cause i don't think i can wating anymore
Decide what you're wating for
(What you're wating for)
Come on, come on
Yeah
Decide what you're wating for
(What you're wating for)
Cause i don't think i can wating any more
Decide what you're wating for
(What you're wating for)
Come on, come on
Yeah
Come on, come on
Yeah
Come on, come on
Yeah
The song "Decide" by Emily Robins & Maddy Tyers highlights the theme of ambiguity and uncertainty in relationships. The lyrics suggest that the singer is unsure of the other person's feelings towards them, as every statement is met with a "maybe." The singer urges the other person to make a decision about what they want and stop playing games, as the waiting has become unbearable. Despite the ambiguity, the singer portrays their loyalty by stating that they will still be there for the other person, but only if they make a decision and commit to it.
Furthermore, the lyrics convey a sense of frustration and impatience on the part of the singer. They are tired of waiting for the other person to make up their mind, and are at the point where they cannot wait any longer. The repetition of the phrase "decide what you're waiting for" emphasizes this sense of urgency and the need for resolution. Overall, the song captures the ups and downs of relationships and the importance of clear communication and commitment.
Line by Line Meaning
Today, today
The present moment is emphasized.
Everything u say is maybe,
The unclear and uncertain nature of the communication is highlighted.
I would never know if we're here
The singer expresses doubt about the stability of the relationship.
To stay
The artist questions the longevity of the relationship.
I see you right through u
The artist claims to understand the other person's true intentions.
Decide what you're wating for
The singer urges the other person to make a decision about the relationship.
(What you're wating for)
The phrase is repeated to emphasize the importance of making a decision.
Cause i don't think i can wating anymore
The artist expresses impatience and unwillingness to wait any longer.
Come on, come on
The artist encourages action and decision-making.
Try so run away
The other person is attempting to avoid facing the issue at hand.
All u try to break
The other person may be intentionally trying to sabotage the relationship.
I'm still wating, be here for u
Despite the other person's actions, the artist is still willing to wait and be supportive.
And i, let you for 1 day
The singer may have given the other person space or time to think things over in the past.
But now the time to change
The singer is indicating a shift in their own mindset and approach to the situation.
I'm still wating
The singer is still committed to the relationship and waiting for a resolution.
Decide what you're wating for
The repeated phrase emphasizes the importance of decision-making.
(What you're wating for)
The phrase is repeated for emphasis.
Cause i don't think i can wating anymore
The singer expresses their impatience and unwillingness to continue waiting.
Come on, come on
The singer urges action and decision-making.
Yeah
A casual and informal expression of agreement or encouragement.
Come on, come on
The repetition emphasizes the need for action and decision-making.
Yeah
A casual and informal expression of agreement or encouragement.
Come on, come on
The final repetition emphasizes the need for a decision to be made.
Yeah
A casual and informal expression of agreement or encouragement.
Contributed by Callie E. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
@melocheuh88
wonderful !!!!!!!!!! ♥
@MahdiRanger
Fav song from season 1
@user-ct5mo1ps8j
YEAH !!!!!!! 😃😃
@daniifantom5537
bout to be 17 listening to this lol
@scoobydoo3469
Taehyung Jams Uhm whats wrong With that??
@ascesemphia
Exactly... there's nothing wrong. Just because it's a song from a series from teens, it doesn't mean it's a shame to listen to it. I, for instance, am 23 and I listen to anything I like, from Disney to pop, to musicals, to classical music. (;
@katelynmartens8007
does anyone kno if she has a cd out ??
@LaLenaDubois
But otherwise the episode is Great !
@andrea41797
mE gUsta ..!!
@LaLenaDubois
Or is that there is a season two in French ?