A Korean pop track where the singer can't contain the obvious joy of falling hard.
A Korean pop track where the singer can't contain the obvious joy of falling hard.
The lyric leans into the embarrassing transparency of new love.
When she sings 'amu maldo an haenneunde saramdeuri modu ara', 'I don't say anything, but everyone knows', it captures that specific vanity of wanting to be seen, of your secret being so wonderful it's impossible to keep.
A Korean pop track where the singer can't contain the obvious joy of falling hard.
amu maldo an haenneunde saramdeuri modu ara
The lyric leans into the embarrassing transparency of new love. When she sings 'amu maldo an haenneunde saramdeuri modu ara', 'I don't say anything, but everyone knows', it captures that specific vanity of wanting to be seen, of your secret being so wonderful it's impossible to keep.
The singer keeps asking why the sun is shining so brightly and why the wind feels so refreshing. 'Haessari wae ireoke bitnaneunji / Barami wae ireoke sangkwaehanji.' It's not really a question about meteorology. It's the physical world bending to match an internal state, the old cliché of love making the day beautiful suddenly feeling like a literal, undeniable fact.
It's that mix of frustration and pride. The singer hasn't said a word, but the feeling is so big it has its own vocabulary, written all over her face for anyone to read.
The way the English phrase 'I'm in love' breaks through the Korean verses, simple and declarative against the more poetic questions.
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Tiga nana bwa da boina bwa
Tiga nana bwa da boina bwa
I think Im in love
Amuri tireul an naeryeogo haebwado
Haru jongil misoga gyesok heulleonawa
Niga nae mamsoge simeo non sarang ttaemune (saranghae)
Tiga nana bwa da boina bwa
No, nae nunbichi nae misoe modu da sseuyeoisseoseo
Tiga nanna bwa da boina bwa
No, amu maldo an haenneunde saramdeuri modu ara
Im in love Im in love oh Im in love
Haessari wae ireoke bitnaneunji
Im in love Im in love oh Im in love
Barami wae ireoke sangkwaehanji
Kkumeul kkuneungeonji mabeobe ppajyeonneunji
Moreugetjiman nareul kkaeuji mayo
Kkumigien neomu sasil gatgo sasirigien
(Bogo sipeo) neomuna kkumman gateuni jebal
Tiga nana bwa da boina bwa
No, nae nunbiche nae misoe modu da sseuyeoisseoseo
Tiga nanna bwa (dojeohi nan)
Da boina bwa (gamchul su eobseo)
No, amu maldo an haenneunde saramdeuri modu ara
Im in love Im in love oh Im in love
Haessari wae ireoke bitnaneunji
Im in love Im in love oh Im in love
Barami wae ireoke sangkwaehanji
A Korean pop track where the singer can't contain the obvious joy of falling hard. The lyric leans into the embarrassing transparency of new love. When she sings 'amu maldo an haenneunde saramdeuri modu ara', 'I don't say anything, but everyone knows', it captures that specific vanity of wanting to be seen, of your secret being so wonderful it's impossible to keep.
15& performs "Can't Hide It", and this lyric page sits inside the 15& catalog on LyroVerse.
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