A solo track where the singer circles someone who's already gone, repeating the same orbit like a mechanical satellite.
A solo track where the singer circles someone who's already gone, repeating the same orbit like a mechanical satellite.
What sticks is how the English "satellite" gets mirrored by the Korean "neoreul maemdora", both describing that same circling motion.
The bilingual repetition makes the orbit feel more complete, more inescapable.
A solo track where the singer circles someone who's already gone, repeating the same orbit like a mechanical satellite.
I spin around you just like a satellite
What sticks is how the English "satellite" gets mirrored by the Korean "neoreul maemdora", both describing that same circling motion. The bilingual repetition makes the orbit feel more complete, more inescapable.
The repeated "I spin around you just like a satellite" captures that feeling of being locked in orbit around someone who's no longer there. It's not about moving closer or farther away, just that same circular path, mechanical and inevitable, even when the center is empty.
That image of spinning around someone who's already gone, it turns longing into something almost mechanical, a habit the body can't quit.
The way "It's not not not not okay" stutters out, like the speaker can't quite get the denial to land.
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Why’d you go that far?
You knew I was coming
How could you go away?
You know what I wish for
I spin around you just like a satellite
I spin around you just like a satellite
I'm a satellite
Neoreul maemdora
I'm a satellite
Daeul su eopseo
I'm a satellite. I'm a satellite
I'm a satellite of you
I just wanna say I’ll be there where you are
Even if I cry every night and day
It’s not not not not okay
But I don’t wanna wanna blame ya
I just wanna find the way
I want to where you are
It’s not not not
I just wanna wanna blame you (not)
I just wanna blame you (not)
Why’d you go that far?
You knew I was coming
How could you go away?
You know what I wish for
I spin around you just like a satellite
I spin around you just like a satellite
I break down and fall
Till you come back
I lose my stare
Till I see you
I'm a satellite, I'm a satellite
I'm a satellite of you
I'm always around you
I shine over you
I'm a satellite and
I can never reach you
I'm always around you
I shine over you
I'm a satellite and I can never reach you
Why’d you go that far?
You knew I was coming
How could you go away?
You know what I wish for
I spin around you just like a satellite
I spin around you just like a satellite
A solo track where the singer circles someone who's already gone, repeating the same orbit like a mechanical satellite. What sticks is how the English "satellite" gets mirrored by the Korean "neoreul maemdora", both describing that same circling motion. The bilingual repetition makes the orbit feel more complete, more inescapable.
Bae Suzy performs "Satellite", and this lyric page sits inside the Bae Suzy catalog on LyroVerse.
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