Ryan Maloney explores commitment anxiety and patience in relationships through dialogue between two speakers. One admits fear and asks for time; the other promises to wait. The conversation captures the paradox of love: sometimes you have to let go to hold on.
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closing if I just stand still. Cuz you won't wait forever, so just hear me. Yeah, it is not like I don't want you, just scared to try. Even if the odds are in my favor, I just need more time. So if you wait just a little bit longer, I will treat you right, treat you right. Yeah, just like I'm still on that You said you're leaving tomorrow at dawn. Ooh, and then you asked me if I would come along. I just can't seem to believe in the thought, but everyone says that it's obvious. Oh, that you're into me like I'm into you.
There's a feeling in my heart so strange. Maybe I don't want you to change. Just stay the same and everything will be okay. Promise I will always wait for you to go and find your own way. Baby, don't move now. Baby, don't move. You're a part of me now. And it's hard sometimes, 'cause I know that when you love someone, you should let them go. And everything will be okay. Promise I will always stay. You to go and find your own way. Now, baby, don't move. You got to stand still right now where I can see you.