I'm Sure

Harmless' song 'I'm Sure' delves into themes of waiting, uncertainty, and the complexity of relationships. The repeated plea to 'wait for me to come' suggests a sense of longing and anticipation. The protagonist acknowledges the prolonged wait, hinting at a journey or a process that has taken a significant amount of time. This waiting is juxtaposed with the assertion that 'there's never been a better day,' which could imply a sense of optimism or a belief that the present moment holds unique potential despite the ongoing challenges.

The lyrics 'If I'd seen your ways (I would go insane)' are particularly poignant, suggesting that understanding the other person's actions or thoughts might be overwhelming. This line captures the complexity and potential frustration inherent in trying to fully comprehend another person. The repetition of this line emphasizes the intensity of these feelings and the mental toll it could take.

The latter part of the song shifts to a more direct communication, urging to 'say it, don't pray' and 'see it, your way.' This could be interpreted as a call for honesty and clarity in the relationship. The repetition of 'come to me' underscores a desire for closeness and connection, while 'see it, your way' suggests an acceptance of the other person's perspective. The song encapsulates the emotional turbulence of waiting, the difficulty of understanding another person, and the yearning for genuine communication and connection.