Undecided

The speaker is addressing someone whose feelings and decisions keep changing. At first, the tone is playful and teasing, as the speaker lists the other person’s mixed signals. Gradually, the humor gives way to frustration and hurt: waiting has become exhausting, but the speaker still cares deeply and wants a clear answer.

“Sitting on a fence” is an image for refusing to choose a side or make a decision. Being “kept in suspense” means being left uncertain about what will happen. The line about “burning” suggests emotional pain or anger when the promised return does not happen. These expressions make the uncertainty feel like something the speaker must actively endure.

The repeated question, “What are you gonna do?” asks for a decision, but it also reveals the speaker’s own uncertainty about what to do next. The speaker pleads for honesty—even if the answer is that love is not returned—yet admits to being a “fool” for this person. That may be self-mocking, but it also shows how attachment can make someone keep hoping despite repeated disappointment. The lyrics do not tell us whether the relationship will continue; they end with the speaker still waiting for clarity.