A 2PM member's solo track about protecting someone special, sung in a mix of Japanese and English.
A 2PM member's solo track about protecting someone special, sung in a mix of Japanese and English.
The lyric leans on that mix of languages to carve out a space that feels both intimate and slightly guarded.
When Wooyoung sings "Asobi ja nai it ain't a lie," he's insisting on sincerity in a way that makes the earlier whispers of "gossip" feel like noise he's trying to tune out.
A 2PM member's solo track about protecting someone special, sung in a mix of Japanese and English.
"Kimi dake wo mamoritai."
The lyric leans on that mix of languages to carve out a space that feels both intimate and slightly guarded. When Wooyoung sings "Asobi ja nai it ain't a lie," he's insisting on sincerity in a way that makes the earlier whispers of "gossip" feel like noise he's trying to tune out.
The phrase "Kimi dake wo mamoritai", "I want to protect only you", appears twice, almost like a vow the singer can't shake. It answers a quiet pressure to claim something real, to move past pride and gossip into a guarded kind of care. The repetition isn't just a hook; it's the song's stubborn center.
It's a plain statement of devotion, but in Japanese, it carries a formality that makes the promise feel both tender and deliberate. The song keeps returning to it as if checking its own resolve.
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Konna kimochi hajimete
Nare nai no wa it’s ok
Puraido nara suteyou
Kizutsuke tarishinai no
Kimi to dake no skinship
Uwasa ni nattero gossip
No love, you teach me
No love, you teach me
Maiban sotto toori sugirunda
Sonna yume wa babygirl mou mitakunai oh
Kimi dake wo mamoritai
… Souzou shita no wa how many times?
Mitsumetai kimi dake wo give up, up, up, up, up, up
Mou kakusanai yo sunao ni mitomeru baby
Give up, give up, give up, give up, up
Konna kimochi futari de
Zutto zutto kanji aete
Puraido nara motto hayaku
Sutereba yokatta yo oh
Sotto sotto unzip
Uwasa ni naro made gossip
Don’t know, you teach me
Don’t know, you teach me
Maiban sotto dakishimete kureru
Konna yume wo you and me futari de miyou oh
Asobi ja nai it ain’t a lie
Supesharu nanda how many times
Mitsumetai kimi dake wo give up, up, up, up, up, up
Mou gaman dekinai sono imu emi ni wa yowai
Give up, give up, give up, give up
Boku no naka ni iru kimi wa so beautiful girl, baby
Furuete kira meiteru sono kuchibiru ni wa mou
Kotowarenainda ‘cause you are my baby
Kimi dake wo mamoritai
… Souzou shita no wa how many times?
Mitsumetai kimi dake wo give up, up, up, up, up, up
Mou kakusanai yo sunao ni mitomeru baby
Give up, give up, give up, give up
A 2PM member's solo track about protecting someone special, sung in a mix of Japanese and English. The lyric leans on that mix of languages to carve out a space that feels both intimate and slightly guarded. When Wooyoung sings "Asobi ja nai it ain't a lie," he's insisting on sincerity in a way that makes the earlier whispers of "gossip" feel like noise he's trying to tune out.
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