What You Waiting For

"Just tell me what you waiting for"

This line serves as a direct challenge to the lover's indecisiveness, embodying the song's central frustration.

"Baby I’ve been waiting for you all this time"

Here, Somi's declaration of waiting emphasizes her emotional investment, highlighting the imbalance in their relationship.

"I’m faded maeil bam I’m drunk and wasted"

This line conveys a sense of escapism, suggesting that her longing has led her to seek refuge in intoxication, deepening the song's emotional complexity.

"But why you got me doubtin’ you"

This reflects her internal conflict, revealing feelings of insecurity and confusion about her partner's intentions.

"Tell me who you waiting for"

This rhetorical question underscores the frustration and urgency in her plea, challenging the lover's commitment.

"na holro neomaneul wihae chumeul chujiman too far"

Somi expresses a desire to dance and connect, yet feels emotionally distant, illustrating the tension between desire and reality.

"You know I’m all you got to lose"

This line emphasizes her confidence and the stakes involved, suggesting that her love is worth the risk.

"I know I’m all you got to lose"

Reiterating her worth, this line challenges the lover to confront their feelings and the potential consequences of inaction.

"oneuleun aesseo bakeun cheok mothageteo"

This line captures the feeling of being stuck in a moment, unable to move forward, which resonates with the song's theme of waiting.

"I’m falling over you"

This phrase conveys a sense of vulnerability, revealing how deeply she is affected by her feelings for this person.