A K-pop track about holding onto a love that feels like it's slipping through your fingers.
A K-pop track about holding onto a love that feels like it's slipping through your fingers.
It's less about describing the mirage and more about the act of chasing it.
The lyric pins down the exhaustion of running toward a shimmer that keeps moving just out of reach.
A K-pop track about holding onto a love that feels like it's slipping through your fingers.
son-e jabhiji anhneun hwansangcheoleom
It's less about describing the mirage and more about the act of chasing it. The lyric pins down the exhaustion of running toward a shimmer that keeps moving just out of reach.
The phrase 'son-e jabhiji anhneun hwansangcheoleom', like a phantom you can't grab, does the heavy lifting. It's that specific frustration of seeing something beautiful, reaching for it, and your hand just passing through. The whole song lives in that space between wanting to believe and knowing it might already be gone.
It names the central ache plainly: a vision you can see but can't touch. That's the whole song right there.
The way 'I don't know, babe' cuts through the Korean verses feels like a quiet, tired admission in the middle of the chase.
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Ah-ah, ah-ah
ttaelon maldo an doeneun iyagideullo
nan kkum-eul kkugo nun-eul tteuji
son-e jabhiji anhneun hwansangcheoleom
tto heut-eojideus salajineun singilu
I don't know, babe, gieog sog-e
ijhyeojin paradise nag-won-eul chaj-a
There’s no way nohchigi jeon-e
ne son-eul jab-ayaman hae
jom deo tteugeobge nal an-a jwo
neol neukkil su issge (Oh, oh)
gakkawojilsulog neon meol-eojyeo
ijen neol boyeojullae (Oh, no)
I can feel it neon nal umjig-ige hae
mid-eul su eobsgessjiman
daleun gong-gan sog-e
ulin seololeul kkeul-eodang-gineungeol
Can you feel me?
Oh, oh-oh-oh, oh-oh-oh-oh-oh
neoneun geochin samag sog-ui bich
Oh, oh-oh-oh, oh-oh-oh-oh-oh
aleumdaun singilu
kkeut-i eobsneun samag sog buneun geochin balamdo
I don't care, meomchul suga eobsneun malaton
Everyday du nun-ap-en same thing
jabhil deus jabhiji anh-a, kkumsog-ui paradise
molae wilo nan eobsneun gildo issge mandeul-eo saeloun sido
pyeolchyeo jido namgyeo gilog-eul uliga sseo naaganeun gijeog
yeojeong-ui majimag kkeut-e na neol mannagi wihae
negelo hwieojin bich-eul ttalaga
jom deo seonmyeonghi natana jwo
neol mid-eul su issge (Oh, oh)
gakkawojilsulog neon meol-eojyeo
ijen neol boyeojullae (Oh, no)
I can feel it neon nal umjig-ige hae
mid-eul su eobsgessjiman
daleun gong-gan sog-e
ulin seololeul kkeul-eodang-gineungeol
Can you feel me?
Oh, oh-oh-oh, oh-oh-oh-oh-oh
neoneun geochin samag sog-ui bich
Oh, oh-oh-oh, oh-oh-oh-oh-oh
aleumdaun singilu
nae nun-ap-e eobs-eodo
jonjaehaneun geol al-a
danji nun-eul tteumyeon salajyeo beolil
silnatgat-eun kkum-eun anya
deo meomulleo jwo
nawa gat-eun gos-e
nege gakkai gal su issge
son ppeod-eojullae, oh, no
I can feel it neon nal umjig-ige hae
mid-eul su eobsgessjiman
daleun gong-gan sog-e
ulin seololeul kkeul-eodang-gineungeol
Can you feel me?
Oh, oh-oh-oh, oh-oh-oh-oh-oh
neoneun geochin samag sog-ui bich
Oh, oh-oh-oh, oh-oh-oh-oh-oh
aleumdaun singilu
aleumdaun singilu
aleumdaun singilu
A K-pop track about holding onto a love that feels like it's slipping through your fingers. It's less about describing the mirage and more about the act of chasing it. The lyric pins down the exhaustion of running toward a shimmer that keeps moving just out of reach.
BDC (Boys da Capo) performs "Mirage", and this lyric page sits inside the BDC (Boys da Capo) catalog on LyroVerse.
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