Wait For It (feat. Limoblaze)

In 'Wait For It (feat. Limoblaze)', Sstedi explores the themes of patience, divine timing, and the importance of trusting in a higher power. The song opens with a reflection on the uncertainty of love and the futility of rushing through life. The lyrics 'Does he love me? Does he love me not? Movin' oh so fast' capture the anxiety and impatience that often accompany the search for love and fulfillment. Sstedi acknowledges that moving too quickly can lead to exhaustion and disappointment, as expressed in 'Using up all my gas to find out it doesn’t work like that.'

The song then transitions into a more hopeful and resolute tone, emphasizing the value of waiting and trusting in divine timing. Sstedi sings, 'I mount up with the eagles wings, no longer down, I'm flying,' symbolizing a rise above earthly concerns and a newfound sense of freedom and purpose. The repeated refrain 'Radda wait for it, no badda rush' serves as a mantra, encouraging listeners to embrace patience and allow life to unfold at its own pace.

Limoblaze's verse adds another layer to the song's message, sharing personal experiences of failure and the realization that self-reliance is not enough. He admits, 'I try many times but e no work oh,' and acknowledges the need for divine guidance, 'I de pray for your grace now to hold me.' This collaboration reinforces the central theme that true success and fulfillment come from aligning with a higher power and trusting in its timing. The song ultimately serves as a reminder to resist societal pressures to rush and instead, find peace in waiting and trusting the process.