The K-pop group mixes frustration and longing over a shifting relationship.
The K-pop group mixes frustration and longing over a shifting relationship.
The lyric doesn't wallow in sadness; it's wired with restless energy.
Those repeated 'Come on come on baby' lines sound less like a plea and more like someone pacing, trying to shake off the memory.
The K-pop group mixes frustration and longing over a shifting relationship.
Oh my god, I hate you, girl!
The lyric doesn't wallow in sadness; it's wired with restless energy. Those repeated 'Come on come on baby' lines sound less like a plea and more like someone pacing, trying to shake off the memory.
The phrase 'Seolma seolma haesseonneunde', 'I said no, I said no', feels like someone trying to convince themselves they saw it coming. It's that moment you replay in your head, insisting you had a bad feeling, even if you didn't act on it. The words carry the weight of hindsight and a little self-blame.
It's not a polished insult. That exclamation captures the raw, unfiltered sting of betrayal when you're too upset to be graceful.
The way 'I hate you, girl!' cuts through the melody sticks with you, it's blunt, almost surprised at its own bitterness.
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Wenmanhamyeon malhaejuji geuraesseo
Nan naega mwonga keuge jalmotan jul arasseo
Jeomjeom chagawojigo yeollakdo tteumhaejigo
Gyesok neon byeonhaegasseo
Naega jillyeonni gwontaegineun nuguna isseo
Heeojijan mal neo neomu swipge hajima
If not, so wae mwoga bulmanin geonde
Ttan saram saenggyeonni na honja eotteokhani
Oh my god, I don’t know, why
Seolma seolma haesseonneunde
Imi dareun namja mannago isseo
Oh my god, I hate you, girl!
Ireojima han beonjjeumeun moreuncheokhal su isseunikka
Come on come on baby come on come on now
Come on come on baby come on come on now
Nan neoppuniya doedolligo sipeo
Uri cheoeumeuro dasi doragayo
Neowa gateun gotman bodaga
Jeongjak neol nochyeobeorin geonji oh
Naega neol jillige haesseonni
Geu namjaga neol heundeureonni
Saenggakhamyeon halsurok sok dwijibeojijanha
Eotteoke naege ireol suga isseo
Neowa na jeongmal igeobakke andwaesseonni
Pihaji jom ma nae nuneul bogo malhaebwa
If not, so na honja chakgakhaesseonni
Yeongwonhalgeorago wae naman apeuge hae
Oh my god, I don’t know, why
Seolma seolma haesseonneunde
Imi dareun namja mannago isseo
Oh my god, I hate you, girl!
Ireojima han beonjjeumeun moreuncheokhal su isseunikka
Nappeun namja doegi sirheun namjaui bonneung
Kkochi piji annneun urideul bomeun
Jinagagetji areumdaun ibyeol memareun
Nae gamjeonge bi ol nari ogetji
Joheun kkum joheun mal joheun cha wiroga an dwae
Saebyeogi wado nae mameun ohu toegeungil gata
Jeongsin eobsi bonaeneun neo eomneun haruga kkeutnagetji girl
Oh my god, I don’t know, why
Seolma seolma haesseonneunde
Imi dareun namja mannago isseo
Oh my god, I hate you, girl!
Ireojima han beonjjeumeun moreun cheok hal su isseunikka
Come on come on baby come on come on now
Come on come on baby come on come on now
Nan neoppuniya doedolligo sipeo uri cheoeumeuro dasi doragayo.
The K-pop group mixes frustration and longing over a shifting relationship. The lyric doesn't wallow in sadness; it's wired with restless energy. Those repeated 'Come on come on baby' lines sound less like a plea and more like someone pacing, trying to shake off the memory.
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