Three speakers weave poetic monologues about anticipation and moving forward despite uncertainty. They repeat phrases like "just beyond the hill" and "wait till you see what's next" to build a rhythmic, hopeful atmosphere about what lies ahead when you push past doubt and fear.
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Found in the little things in life. When the hard things in life come, just wait till you see what's next and what new opportunities lie behind the corner. With choreography done by Corey Wakamatsu and accompaniment and solo performed by Kelly DeHaan, MDT would proudly present Wait Till You See What's Next.
One day comes and it feels like the end of the line. There's nothing to say, there's nowhere to go, there's no one to listen. One day comes, I decide to claim what's mine. In spite of myself, I'm dying to know what's across the road, what's beyond the wall. What's around the corner? And what will it take till I find my way? Will it be today? Will it be too late? Wait till you see what's next. Just beyond the hill, just along the river. Something that's pulling me out the door. Drive for something more. Drive for something great. And wait till you see what's next. Step by step, when it's hard just to see or hear. A ripple of doubt, a slackened pace, a small hesitation. Step by step, then at last, when the fog starts to clear. I open my eyes, I'm ready to see. What's across the road? What's behind the wall? What's around the corner? Corner. What if it's not what I thought I'd see? If it's not for me, chalk it up to fate. Wait till you see what's next, just beyond the hill, just across the river. You thought that you knew how the path would turn. One more thing to learn.
Open up the gate and wait for the story you Ever see. Faithful won't die.
Wait, there's a flicker across the screen. Coming soon. Coming now.
Just across the road.
Just beyond the wall. Just around the corner. Corner, a new bit of history there to write. Something you all might underestimate. Wait till you see what's next, just beyond the hill, just along the river, just on the edge of the great abyss. What you can't dismiss, what is pain.
Just wait, wait and see what's next. Just across the road, just around the —Wait till you see what's next! Just cross the road, just around the corner. Wait till you see what's next!