A K-pop ballad where the singer's heart races while trying to pretend everything's fine.
A K-pop ballad where the singer's heart races while trying to pretend everything's fine.
What sticks is how the lyric admits to performing calmness while falling apart inside.
The singer tells himself 'saraboado', even if I pretend, but the pretense is already crumbling in the very next line.
A K-pop ballad where the singer's heart races while trying to pretend everything's fine.
gaseumi siryeo beoreuscheoreom
What sticks is how the lyric admits to performing calmness while falling apart inside. The singer tells himself 'saraboado', even if I pretend, but the pretense is already crumbling in the very next line.
That phrase 'gaseumi siryeo beoreuscheoreom', my heart flutters like a startled bird, captures the whole thing. It's not just nervousness; it's that specific jolt when you're trying to act casual around someone who makes your chest tighten. The song keeps circling back to 'jakkuman nega joha', I just like you, as if repeating it might make the feeling less overwhelming.
It's a physical description of attraction that feels involuntary, like your body reacting before your mind can catch up. The bird image makes the nervousness both delicate and a little frantic.
The way the melody seems to chase its own tail during 'ireon nal eojjeomyeon joha', I like days like this, mirrors the lyric's anxious repetition.
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yojeum deureo naega isanghae
gaseumi siryeo beoreuscheoreom
ssikssikhan cheok saraboado
neol hyanghan maeumeun da tiga nanabwa
ireon nal eojjeomyeon joha
jakkuman nega joha
han bal meolli tteoreojyeo
neol boneun ge himi deureo
aesseo sorinae deo keuge useo bwado
nega eopsineun na gippeuji anha
eodil bwa deoneun nareul honja dujineun ma
saranghago sipeo neo hanaman
da gwaenchanhdago malhaejwo
jinjja ne mameul boyeojwo
dandanhido gojangnassnabwa
mame yeori na nunchieopsi
dagaseomyeon nohchyeobeorilkka
neo meonjeo wajugil sumjugyeo gidaryeo
ireon nal eojjeomyeon joha
jakkuman nega joha
han bal meolli tteoreojyeo
neol boneun ge himi deureo
aesseo sorinae deo keuge useo bwado
nega eopsineun na gippeuji anha
eodil bwa deoneun nareul honja dujineun ma
saranghago sipeo neo hanaman
wae molla sel su eopsi neoman chajaon nal
eodi issdeorado bogo sipeojyeo
nugudo daesinhal su eopsi neol saranghae
eoseo dallyeowaseo nal anajwo
yojeum deureo naega isanghae
gaseumi siryeo beoreuscheoreom
ssikssikhan cheok saraboado
neol hyanghan maeumeun da tiga nanabwa
A K-pop ballad where the singer's heart races while trying to pretend everything's fine. What sticks is how the lyric admits to performing calmness while falling apart inside. The singer tells himself 'saraboado', even if I pretend, but the pretense is already crumbling in the very next line.
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