9 PM (Till I Come)

The lyrics are built from a short phrase repeated over and over, so they offer little story or clear emotional change. “Till I come” suggests waiting for someone who has not arrived yet. Repetition makes that expectation feel steady and almost hypnotic, though the words alone do not say whether the speaker is hopeful, impatient, or simply announcing a future arrival.

“Change it and see” is the other key phrase. It could be an invitation to alter something and find out what happens, or a brief instruction to change direction and observe the result. Because the lyrics give no object for “it,” the phrase remains open-ended. The repeated “till” also points toward a period of waiting, but does not explain what will happen when that period ends.

Overall, these words can be heard as a minimal expression of anticipation and change rather than a detailed message. The repeated lines may create a mood through rhythm and insistence more than through precise meaning. It is also possible that the phrases are meant mainly as sounds within the song, so listeners need not find a single, definite interpretation in them.