A Korean hip-hop collaboration about stretching one last evening into something permanent.
A Korean hip-hop collaboration about stretching one last evening into something permanent.
The song leans on the physical details that remain after someone leaves: a lingering scent, a game you're still playing.
It's less about the person who's gone and more about the empty space they've left in the room.
A Korean hip-hop collaboration about stretching one last evening into something permanent.
"dan haru man deo neol ango sipeo"
The song leans on the physical details that remain after someone leaves: a lingering scent, a game you're still playing. It's less about the person who's gone and more about the empty space they've left in the room.
The phrase "dan haru man deo neol ango sipeo", just one more day I want to hold you, does all the work. It's not about forever, just about delaying the morning. Everything in the song builds to that single, repeatable wish to pause time.
That line turns the whole song from a memory into a negotiation. It's the moment where wanting shifts from a feeling to a concrete, almost childish bargain.
The way the English hook "Just one more night" cuts through the Korean verses gives the plea a blunt, universal weight.
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teong bin bange naman nama
neoreul gidaryeo oneuldo ireohge
nal andeon son geu nunbich
neo anin nugudo chaeul suga eopseosseo
I’m playing your game
neon janinhagedo
kkwae jiruhanji
banjjeum pogihan i gamemajeo
ije kkeutnaeryeo haji
uri teum saie
jogeuman han bureul bichwo boryeo hae
gwi wie take it slow
soksagyeojwo open the door
Just one more night
Night with you
gati maji haejwo morning
Stay one more night
Night with you
dan haru man deo neol ango sipeo
I’ll let you go
nae nunmuri mareul ttaemyeon
You’ll never know
heuteojin hyanggiman naege nama
maedeupcheoreom eongkyeobeorin
uril deo isang mageul su eopseoseo
amu uimi eopseojil
chakgagira haedo butjapgo sipeosseo nan
aiponeul bihaenggie taeugo
uri duri animyeon
amudo moreuneun muindoro ga
dalbodado biccnaneun
neoui gwangchaereul barabodaga
nuni meoreo beoryeodo nan joha
12si jongi ttaeng chyeodo
nal dugo tteonajima
ttak harusbamman
one more night
Just one more night
Just one more night
Night with you
gati maji haejwo morning
Stay one more night
Night with you
dan haru man deo neol ango sipeo
Oh
hal su issdamyeon
mirugo mirwo
Man in the mirror
mipgessjiman dasi hanbeon tonight
Tell me you’ll stay
Just one more night
Night with you
gati maji haejwo morning
Stay one more night
Night with you
dan haru man deo neol ango sipeo
I’ll let you go
nae nunmuri mareul ttaemyeon
You’ll never know
heuteojin hyanggiman naege nama
naege nama
A Korean hip-hop collaboration about stretching one last evening into something permanent. The song leans on the physical details that remain after someone leaves: a lingering scent, a game you're still playing. It's less about the person who's gone and more about the empty space they've left in the room.
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