待我头发及腰少年可否娶我待我头发及腰姑娘可否嫁我
[dài wŏ tóu fā jí yāo shăo nián kĕ fŏu qŭ wŏ dài wŏ tóu fā jí yāo gū niáng kĕ fŏu jià wŏ]
This refers to the classic waiting for true love, hoping that when the time is right ('when my hair grows to my waist'), he will marry her, or vice versa—she could ask if a young man would take her hand in marriage. Often associated with patience and long-term commitment awaiting one's soulmate.