"Cherie Amour" by George Nozuka is a song about the search for love and the longing for a special person. The lyrics describe the narrator's deep desire to find his ideal love, someone he refers to as "Cherie Amour." The song conveys the narrator's persistence in searching for this person, emphasizing the importance and urgency of finding them. The phrase "Wait up on me, wait it out, I can't let her get away" reflects the narrator's determination to not let this person slip through their fingers. The lyrics also express the narrator's admiration and trust for "Cherie Amour," noting her pure heart and a beauty that captivates him. The narrator promises to love and cherish this person, swearing to never hurt them. Throughout the song, Nozuka sings about the struggles and longing he has experienced in his search for this love. He implores that it has been long enough and hopes that his wish to find "Cherie Amour" will come true. The repetition of the phrase highlights the importance and significance of this love for the narrator. Ultimately, "Cherie Amour" is a heartfelt plea for love and a declaration of the narrator's unwavering devotion to finding and cherishing this special person.
