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DJ Mantie - Waiting On Love (Official Music Video)

"Waiting On Love" by DJ Mantie — Official Music Video. A heartfelt cinematic electronic ballad about patience, hope, and quiet resilience — blending emotional storytelling with warm small-town and reflective moments of longing and faith in love’s perfect timing. Artist: DJ Mantie Song: Waiting On Love Written by: Armandt Slabbert © DJ Mantie Lyrics: Coffee gone cold on the kitchen sink Sunset bleeding through the screen Boots by the door, dust on the floor Every mile feels like before Radio low, just static and time Counting the cracks in the ceiling lines Every night ends the same way Another prayer that don’t get prayed A heart gets tired of standing still But hope don’t ever lose its will Waiting on love, like rain on dry land Like an old clock stuck in the sand Every road’s been walked alone Still leaving the porch light on Waiting on love, slow and true Believing what’s meant finds its way through No rush, no running above Just standing here, waiting on love Grocery aisles and empty seats Small town nights and worn out dreams Smiles exchanged, then fade away Another almost, another day Photographs never tell the truth They don’t show the ache or the proof That a soul can bend but won’t break Still holding space for one name Time keeps moving, hearts still learn Some fires wait their turn to burn Waiting on love, like rain on dry land Like an old clock stuck in the sand Every road’s been walked alone Still leaving the porch light on Waiting on love, slow and true Believing what’s meant finds its way through No rush, no running above Just standing here, waiting on love Maybe love’s taking the long way home Maybe timing’s got a mind of its own Every scar taught how to stay Open enough for the right day Waiting on love, steady and strong Like a hymn humming all night long Every lonely mile’s been enough To know the worth of waiting on love When love shows up, it’ll understand Why patience stayed, why hope still stands