A song about running from yourself while staring right at the reflection.
A song about running from yourself while staring right at the reflection.
Most anthems about self-discovery promise a breakthrough.
'1822' stays in the messy middle, where the only thing you know for sure is 'I don't know who you are.' It's less about transformation than the exhausting work of even looking at what needs to change.
A song about running from yourself while staring right at the reflection.
I don't know who you are
Most anthems about self-discovery promise a breakthrough. '1822' stays in the messy middle, where the only thing you know for sure is 'I don't know who you are.' It's less about transformation than the exhausting work of even looking at what needs to change.
The Korean lines 'Mirror sok nektaireul maen geogi neoneun daeche nugunde' translate roughly to 'In the mirror, who exactly are you standing there?' It's that blunt, daily confrontation, the face you see but don't recognize anymore. The song keeps circling back to it because some questions don't get answered, they just get asked harder every morning.
It's a simple, repeated admission that grounds the whole track. Not a dramatic crisis, just the quiet confusion of looking in the mirror and drawing a blank.
The way 'Fly to the sky' crashes into 'We keep running everyday', the escape fantasy immediately undercut by the daily grind.
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nan wae daeche mueoseul wihae
kkumkkugo issneunji
neon wae dareun nugungareul wihae
aesseugo issneunji
I don’t know who you are
Mirror sok nektaireul maen geogi
neoneun daeche nugunde
I don’t know what do you want
nae ane saenggagi padoreul chine
Fly to the sky
We keep running everyday
oeoeo oeoeo hei!
sesangi ontong deulsseokgeorige
oeoeo oeoeo hei!
sonyeoneul jina na eoreuni doenda da
jogeumeun dalla ra sasireun geopna nan
gwaenchanha ajik nan eoreun aiya
oeoeoeo gogael deureo haneureul bonda
moreugesseo daeche
eotteon geoseul majimoshae hage doego
haran daero haneun geose michyeobeorin nande
To get tired da da da
A fire goes out bye bye bye
ije nan jichyeo dakchyeo nae meosdaero sallae
tteodeureo bwassja an deullyeo ay!
I don’t know who you are
Mirror sok nektaireul maen geogi
neoneun daeche nugunde
I don’t know what do you want
nae ane saenggagi padoreul chine
Fly to the sky
We keep running everyday
oeoeo oeoeo hei!
sesangi ontong deulsseokgeorige
oeoeo oeoeo hei!
dallajyeossneunga geudaeroinga
naege mutneunda nareul chajneunda nan
gwaenchanha ajik nan kkumsoge sara
oeoeoeo saenggage tto nuneul gamneunda
andoen dago malman haji malgo ppalli
Tell me what to do (to do)
ije nan algeon da ara
geureoni gareuchiryeo malgo no nope
nan gidohae nan nal gidaehae
dareun gireul taekhan nareul mideo bollae
ajik eorin naege geoneun gidaeneun keo
haneureul bonda
jeo haneul kkeuten mwoga issneunji
nuneul gamneunda
saenggage jamgin cheokdo haesseossji
moreugesseo nan
almyeonseo moreuneun cheok haesseossji
ije jom swija
ido jeodo anin nae sanghwang geu eodijjeum
Fly to the sky
We keep running everyday
oeoeo oeoeo hei!
sesangi ontong deulsseokgeorige
oeoeo oeoeo hei!
sonyeoneul jina na everybody
eoreuni doenda da move your body
jogeumeun dalla la let’s get high
sasireun geopna nan we like party
gwaenchanha ajik nan eoreun aiya
oeoeoeo gogael deureo haneureun bonda
A song about running from yourself while staring right at the reflection. Most anthems about self-discovery promise a breakthrough. '1822' stays in the messy middle, where the only thing you know for sure is 'I don't know who you are.' It's less about transformation than the exhausting work of even looking at what needs to change.
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