Don't Wait For Me

Racing Glaciers' song 'Don't Wait For Me' is a poignant exploration of love, support, and the inevitable parting of ways. The lyrics convey a deep sense of care and responsibility, as the narrator expresses a desire to hold and support their loved one until they are strong enough to stand on their own. This nurturing sentiment is evident in lines like 'I want to hold you up' and 'I’ve been a home to her,' suggesting a relationship where one person has been a source of stability and comfort for the other.

However, the song also acknowledges the harsh realities of life and the necessity of letting go. The repeated advice to 'break it off just give it time' and 'don’t wait for me, it’s alright' indicates a recognition that clinging to the past can be detrimental. The narrator seems to understand that their loved one must move forward independently, even if it means leaving them behind. This bittersweet acceptance is a central theme, highlighting the complexity of love and the strength required to let go.

The imagery of waking up and the arrival of the sun symbolizes new beginnings and the hope that comes with them. The lines 'And the sun is going to wake you up' and 'Through the song, I’m coming' suggest that despite the separation, there is a promise of renewal and the enduring presence of the narrator's support, even from afar. The song beautifully captures the duality of holding on and letting go, making it a touching reflection on the nature of relationships and personal growth.