Hurry Up And Wait

The Isley Brothers · Other Songs - The Isley Brothers

I don't wanna be no clock watcher

Standin' in line

I don't wanna be someone in love

Wastin' my time



Can I get right to the point, baby

You know I care

Tell me what you want, yeah, baby

And I'm right here



Now tell me what it is I'm supposed to do

And someday I'll get to you

But in the meantime

I know what I gotta do



Hurry up and wait, yeah, baby

On your love

Hurry up and wait, yeah, baby

On your love



I don't wanna be your standby, girl

Hangin' around

I know you would tell me, baby

If I ever let you down



But I cannot second guess you, huh

From what I see

You're not saying nothin', baby

But I know you wanna talk to me, yeah



Now tell me what it is I'm supposed to do

And someday I'll get to you, girl

But in the meantime

I know what I gotta do



Is hurry up and wait, yeah, baby

On your love

Hurry up and wait, yeah, baby

On your love



Well, I don't wanna be that someone

Lettin' you down, yeah

I don't wanna be your standby, girl

Hangin' around, well



Now tell me what it is I'm supposed to do

And someday I'll get to you, girl

But in the meantime

I know what I gotta do



Hurry up and wait, yeah, baby, ooh

On your love

Hurry up and wait, yeah, baby

On your love



Hurry up and wait

I don't wanna be your standby, baby

Hangin' around, yeah, girl

I don't wanna be someone in love

Wastin' my time



Hurry up and wait, yeah, baby

Waitin' here on your love

Hurry up and wait, yeah, baby

Waitin' here on your love



Hurry up and wait, yeah, baby

Waitin' here on your love

Hurry up and wait, yeah, baby

Waitin' here on your love

Hurry Up And Wait - The Isley Brothers

The Isley Brothers' "Hurry Up And Wait" stands as a quintessential example of their mid-1960s soul and R&B mastery. Recorded during the height of their creative dominance, the track exemplifies the group's signature blend of smooth vocals, intricate harmonies, and a driving, danceable rhythm section. As a staple of their discography, the song captures the era's vibrant musical landscape, showcasing the brothers' ability to craft records that were both commercially successful and critically acclaimed. Its enduring appeal lies in its polished production and the seamless integration of gospel influences into contemporary pop-soul, making it a defining work of their catalog that continues to resonate with audiences across generations.