A K-pop track where trust falls like dominoes, leaving only broken pieces.
A K-pop track where trust falls like dominoes, leaving only broken pieces.
What sticks is how the domino idea holds both the mechanical inevitability and the childish game.
It's a relationship that feels both fated and trivial, something that was always going to fall and maybe wasn't worth much to begin with.
A K-pop track where trust falls like dominoes, leaving only broken pieces.
uri saineun Domino
What sticks is how the domino idea holds both the mechanical inevitability and the childish game. It's a relationship that feels both fated and trivial, something that was always going to fall and maybe wasn't worth much to begin with.
The phrase 'uri saineun Domino' (our relationship is domino) isn't just a metaphor, it's the whole feeling. Once that first piece tips, everything else follows without choice, 'buteul su eopsdeusi' (as if it can't be stopped). The song lives in that moment after the push, watching everything go down.
Those three words in Korean do all the work. They name the condition, not just that things are falling, but that the connection itself has become the unstable structure.
The way 'Falling down, domino' repeats in English cuts through the Korean verses, simple and heavy each time.
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ohaeneun haji ma ohaenikka jeongmal
eojeneun jantteuk chwihae
jame deulgo sipeossdeon geosppuniya
Don’t you know aljanha sen cheok
hanbeondo hanjeok eopseo
ttan gillo saen jeokdo
neo malgo dareun yeoja nungiljocha jul
saenggakdo eopsneun naege wae irae no way
Every time, every night
neon ultari soge nal gadugiman hae
tto jajonsimman naeseugiman hae
uri saineun
Domino, domino
Falling down, domino
Falling down, domino
Falling down
Domino, domino
Falling down, domino
Falling down, domino
soljikhi malhae imi jyeobeorin mideumi
kkaejyeobeorin changmuncheoreom buteul su eopsdeusi
jaesbicheuro ontong ppuyeohgi manhan
uri sai misemeonjiwa gata
galsurok deo haerowojine neowa na
domino muneojyeo beotiji moshaji
Don’t you know hajima sen cheok
hannune boineungeol
soljikhi malhaejwo
neo malgo dareun yeoja nungiljocha jul
saenggakdo eopsneun naege wae irae no way
Every time, every night
neon ultari soge nal gadugiman hae
tto jajonsimman naeseugiman hae
uri saineun
Domino, domino
Falling down, domino
Falling down, domino
Falling down
Domino, domino
Falling down, domino
Falling down, domino
Domino gateun neo nae mideumeun sseureojyeo
Domino gateun na ni sarangi muneojyeo
Domino gateun neo nae jinsimeun sseureojyeo
Domino, domino, domino
da manggajin geol
da sseureo damgien neujeun geol
aswiun geon neoya
heojeonhan maeume tto banbok hal saenggak no
han jogak jogak tto johassdeon gieokdeul
dasi tto ireukyeo seugien imi neomu
uri saineun
Domino, domino
Falling down, domino
Falling down, domino
Falling down
Domino, domino
Falling down, domino
Falling down, domino
Domino gateun neo nae mideumeun sseureojyeo
Domino gateun na ni sarangi muneojyeo
Domino gateun neo nae jinsimeun sseureojyeo
Domino, domino, domino
A K-pop track where trust falls like dominoes, leaving only broken pieces. What sticks is how the domino idea holds both the mechanical inevitability and the childish game. It's a relationship that feels both fated and trivial, something that was always going to fall and maybe wasn't worth much to begin with.
1THE9 performs "Domino (feat. Crush)", and this lyric page sits inside the 1THE9 catalog on LyroVerse.
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