Waiting For Her
A · East Of The Sun, West Of The Moon [1990]
Waiting for her
That's all I ever do
Waiting for her
So why didn't I
Take the measures justified
Our love has always been the same
She comes, then goes away again
Oh yeah
She used to say
We didn't have the breaks we
should've had
Coming our way
But why didn't I
Take the time and put it right
Our love has always been
the same
She leaves me standing out in the rain
Oh yeah
Send her my love
She's all I'm thinking of
Oh yeah
I'm telling you
And when she's sleeping by my side
Eyes closed, all knowledge trapped
inside
Oh yeah
Why didn't I
Take the measures justified
Send her my love
She's all I'm thinking of
Oh yeah
I'm telling you
That's all I ever do
Waiting for her
So why didn't I
Take the measures justified
Our love has always been the same
She comes, then goes away again
Oh yeah
She used to say
We didn't have the breaks we
should've had
Coming our way
But why didn't I
Take the time and put it right
Our love has always been
the same
She leaves me standing out in the rain
Oh yeah
Send her my love
She's all I'm thinking of
Oh yeah
I'm telling you
And when she's sleeping by my side
Eyes closed, all knowledge trapped
inside
Oh yeah
Why didn't I
Take the measures justified
Send her my love
She's all I'm thinking of
Oh yeah
I'm telling you
Waiting For Her
A's 1990 track 'Waiting For Her' appears on the album East Of The Sun, West Of The Moon, showcasing the artist's distinctive blend of electronic and ambient textures. Released during a pivotal period for indie electronic music, the recording reflects the genre's evolving soundscapes of the early 1990s. The song stands as a notable song in A's discography, characterized by its atmospheric production and melodic structure that defined the era's approach to electronic composition. It complements other works from the same period, such as those found on How Ace Are Buildings, demonstrating a consistent artistic vision focused on mood and sonic exploration.