A K-pop track that circles a breakup with the frantic energy of someone trying to outrun the hurt.
A K-pop track that circles a breakup with the frantic energy of someone trying to outrun the hurt.
The lyric leans on repetition because the feeling itself is repetitive, the circular thought after a split.
All those "get it out" chants aren't a release; they're the sound of something stuck in the throat.
A K-pop track that circles a breakup with the frantic energy of someone trying to outrun the hurt.
"Uriga wae sarangeul haeseo ireoke apeun geonji"
The lyric leans on repetition because the feeling itself is repetitive, the circular thought after a split. All those "get it out" chants aren't a release; they're the sound of something stuck in the throat.
The phrase "machi bulgwa gireum gachi" (like fire and smoke) does a lot of work. It's not a grand metaphor, just a plain fact about how two things that belong together can also choke each other out. The promise "Majuchijil ankil deo jichijil ankil yaksokhae" (Promise we won't extinguish or tire of each other) feels desperate, like trying to bargain with the air.
It's the central, unanswerable question. Not why we broke up, but why loving someone sets you up for this specific brand of pain every time.
The way "nom nom nom" gets tossed in after lines like "kkeojyeojullae" (should I end it) adds a ragged, almost scoffing texture.
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Yeah
One hundred percent
No doubt
Eochapi kkeutnan geoni ibyeol norae matji
Jamsi nege machwi michin saram gachi
Kkeojyeojullae ijeojullae naran nom nom nom
Saranghan neukkim jamsi neodo nado banchik
Uri dureun machi bulgwa gireum gachi
Majuchijil ankil deo jichijil ankil yaksokhae hae hae
Uriga wae sarangeul haeseo ireoke apeun geonji
Uriga wae jakkuman ibyeoreul jaechok haneun geonji
Uri uljineun malja majuchijido malja
Himdeulgeol da areo chamabomyeo sareo
Geurae geureoke haengbokhage utja
Get it out get it out get it out get it out get it out get it out
Get it out get it out get it out get it out get it out get it out
Geureoke kkeutnal neoni ireoneun ge matji
Ni insaeng da mangchin michin namjagachi
Kkeojyeo julkke ichyeo julkke naran nom nom nom
Saranghan neukkim jamsi neodonado banchik
Uri dureun machi bulgwa gireumgachi
Majuchijil ankil deo jichijil ankil yaksokhae
Uriga wae sarangeul haeseo ireoke apeun geonji
Uriga wae jakkuman ibyeoreul jaechok haneun geonji
Uri uljineun malja majuchijido malja
Himdeulgeol da areo chamabomyeo sareo
Geurae geureoke haengbokhage utja
Soyong eobseo geu ttawi sarang
Deo isangeun an hae neorang narang
Milgo danggigi jigyeowo jugobatgi
Neoboda deo meotjin yeoja hwakkeunhan sarang chajaga
Eochapi uri dureun kkeutna kkeutna kkeutnae
Uriga wae sarangeul haeseo ireoke apeun geonji
Uriga wae jakkuman ibyeoreul jaechok haneun geonji
Uri uljineun malja majuchijido malja
Himdeulgeol da areo chamabomyeo sareo
Geurae geureoke haengbokhage utja
Get it out get it out get it out get it out get it out get it out
Get it out get it out get it out get it out get it out get it out
A K-pop track that circles a breakup with the frantic energy of someone trying to outrun the hurt. The lyric leans on repetition because the feeling itself is repetitive, the circular thought after a split. All those "get it out" chants aren't a release; they're the sound of something stuck in the throat.
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