The meaning of the lyrics of the song "Keep Waiting" by the artist "Tiddey"

In "Keep Waiting," Tiddey paints a poignant picture of yearning for an unattainable love. The lyrical protagonist experiences a standstill of time ("Time has stopped at the river bend") as the hope of finding reciprocation seems impossible ("To find your love seems impossible").

The imagery of the beloved's "radiance" emphasizes their significance and ethereal beauty, setting them apart from the "crowd." The protagonist feels an acute need for this love ("Standing in the crowd, I need you!").

Realizing the vast distance separating them ("you are thousands of miles from my heart") evokes a sense of despair. The simile comparing the beloved to "an angel falling to earth" adds a layer of tragedy: the angel losing its heavens symbolizes the unattainability and doomed nature of the love.

Despite the pain, the protagonist clings to hope ("And I keep waiting, waiting..."). However, desperation grows within them. "Night," a metaphor for fading feelings, approaches dawn, leaving no room for miracles. The repetition of "But I can't wait forever / The night is burning, burning / And I can't fight this anymore!" conveys the protagonist's growing resolve to break free from the unrequited love.