Waving

Mild High Club's song 'Waving' is a soothing yet introspective piece that delves into themes of letting go and moving forward. The lyrics paint a picture of a serene, carefree afternoon, suggesting a moment of peace and relaxation. The phrase 'with you there's no room for lament' indicates the presence of a comforting companion, someone who makes it easier to forget about worries and regrets. The use of 'Auf wiedersehen' (German for 'goodbye') and 'we'll meet again' adds a layer of bittersweet farewell, hinting at the transient nature of such moments of peace.

The chorus, with its repetitive 'wave, waving all the awful and the off-putting away,' serves as a mantra for shedding negativity. The act of waving becomes a metaphor for dismissing the 'awful bullshit' that life throws at us. This gesture of waving away troubles is both literal and symbolic, representing a conscious effort to maintain a positive outlook. The mention of a 'truth that can't be denied' suggests an underlying acceptance of reality, even as one strives to keep negativity at bay.

The song also touches on the theme of entrapment and disillusionment, as seen in the lines 'did it happen to you? Did it trap it a fool? Bought and sold you.' These lyrics reflect a sense of being caught in a cycle of deception and exploitation, yet the recurring 'Auf wiedersehen' and 'we'll meet again' offer a glimmer of hope and resilience. The imagery of a 'ladybug fly' further emphasizes the idea of freedom and transformation, encouraging listeners to rise above their struggles and embrace a more liberated state of mind.