A Korean indie song that turns coffee orders into a quiet confession of small struggles.
The song never dramatizes the struggles.
It just lists them: a complicated menu, a windblown cigarette, a potato that won't peel right.
Lyric guide
Americano
A Korean indie song that turns coffee orders into a quiet confession of small struggles.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Editor's note
10cm's Americano and the everyday plea
A Korean indie song that turns coffee orders into a quiet confession of small struggles.
Bbaego juseyo bbaego juseyo
The song never dramatizes the struggles. It just lists them: a complicated menu, a windblown cigarette, a potato that won't peel right. The Americano becomes the one thing you can actually ask for without complication. That's the quiet ache here, the small order as a stand-in for control.
The phrase 'Bbaego juseyo bbaego juseyo', 'Please take it out, please take it out', gets repeated like a mantra. It's not just about coffee; it's that feeling of wanting something simple to go right when everything else feels tangled. You hear it after lines about fighting with a girlfriend or not having enough money for a proper meal, just jjajangmyeon again.
It's the plainest request in the song. After all the specific, messy scenes, this is the only thing said directly to another person. The repetition makes it sound less like an order and more like a quiet plea for something to be simple, just once.
The way 'ome ome ome' tumbles out, almost like a sigh or a hum someone makes while thinking.
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What to keep in your ear
how "Bbaego juseyo bbaego juseyo" turns into a mantra
the pull of "ome ome ome"
Lyrics
Americano
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Ome ome ome ome ome...
Ome ome ome ome ome...
Americano joha joha
Americano jinhae jinhae jinhae
Eoddeohke hano sireop sireop sireop
Bbaegojuseyo bbaegojuseyo
Ippeun yeojawa dambaepigo chamasil ddae
Menyupani bokjaphaeseo mot goreul ddae
Sageul se naego don eobseul ddae bap daesine
Jjajangmyeon meokgo husikeuro
Ome ome ome ome ome...
Ome ome ome ome ome...
Americano joha joha joha
Americano gipheo gipheo gipheo
Eoddeohke hano seoltang seoltang seoltang
Bbaego juseyo bbaego juseyo
Yeojachinguwa ssau goseo baram pil ddae
Dareun yeojawa ipmatchugo dambae pil ddae
Marathonhago gamjil nage mokchugil ddae
Sundaeguk meokgo husigeuro
Ome ome ome ome ome...
Ome ome ome ome ome...
Ome ome ome ome ome...
Americano joha joha joha... So so so
Americano jinhae jinhae jinhae so so so so
Eoddeohke hano sireop sireop sireop
Bbaego juseyo bbaego juseyo
Bbaego juseyo bbaego juseyo
Ome ome ome ome ome
Ome ome ome ome ome
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What is "Americano" by 10cm about?
A Korean indie song that turns coffee orders into a quiet confession of small struggles. The song never dramatizes the struggles. It just lists them: a complicated menu, a windblown cigarette, a potato that won't peel right.
Who performs "Americano"?
10cm performs "Americano", and this lyric page sits inside the 10cm catalog on LyroVerse.
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