Wait For Me

The lyrics present a tense, intimate exchange between Rachel and Deckard. Rachel asks what he knows about her and whether he would pursue her if she went north. The mood shifts from searching for facts about herself to seeking an answer about their relationship and her safety.

The “files” suggest that Rachel’s identity may be recorded or controlled by information about her. “Incept date” and “longevity” point to when she began to exist and how long she may live, making personal questions feel like matters of record. Going “north” may simply mean leaving for a particular place, but in context it also sounds like an attempt to escape.

The repeated questions—“Would you come after me?” and “Hunt me?”—are ambiguous. Rachel may fear being treated as a target, or she may be testing whether Deckard would follow because he cares. The lyrics do not reveal his answer, so the exchange ends with uncertainty rather than reassurance.