Waiting For Your Love
Alicia Keys · Other Songs - Alicia Keys
That I would want someone to hold me, show me like you
Falling in a daze
So many ways, I 'm in amazement
Thinking about you No one took the time
To hold my mind, and be the kind
That I could talk to
This is the type of day
That I must say, I've been looking forward to
Look at me shedding no tears
No worries followed by fear
So good that soon you'll be here
They just don't know How good it feels
Feels so good to not be searching
Searching just to find that someone
Feels so good to not be searching
Knowing that I found that right one
I'm waiting for your love
Waiting for your love
I'm waiting for your love
Waiting for your love
Talking on the phone
When I'm alone, I'm in the zone
And tempted to touch you
Nothing ever fades
The way you take time for me
It makes me want you
Call it what you want
It may be wrong, but baby I'm your fool
I can verify, that you're my type
The things we try that others just wont do
Look at me shedding no tears
No worries followed by fear
So good that soon you'll be here
They just don't know How good it feels
Feels so good to not be searching
Searching just to find that someone
Feels so good to not be searching
Knowing that I found that right one
I'm waiting for your love
Waiting for your love
I'm waiting for your love
Waiting for your love
Waiting For Your Love
Alicia Keys delivers a soulful ballad on 'Waiting For Your Love,' a track that showcases her signature blend of R&B and gospel-infused piano. Released as a standalone recording, the song highlights her vocal prowess and emotive delivery, characteristic of her work during the late 2000s. The composition reflects her ability to craft intimate, piano-driven pieces that resonate with themes of longing and anticipation. As part of her broader discography, the track stands as a testament to her commitment to authentic expression and musical depth, appealing to fans of contemporary soul and neo-soul. It remains a notable example of her solo artistry, emphasizing her role as a vocalist and songwriter who prioritizes emotional honesty over commercial trends.