A K-pop track about hiding feelings for someone who's already taken.
A K-pop track about hiding feelings for someone who's already taken.
The lyric never asks for permission or forgiveness.
It just lays out the mess: 'Ireol ttaen eotteokhae ya haneunde', 'What should I do if this happens?' That's the whole song right there, a question with no good answer.
A K-pop track about hiding feelings for someone who's already taken.
nae namja chingu egen
The lyric never asks for permission or forgiveness. It just lays out the mess: 'Ireol ttaen eotteokhae ya haneunde', 'What should I do if this happens?' That's the whole song right there, a question with no good answer.
The phrase 'nae namja chingu egen', 'to my boyfriend', hangs over everything. She's talking to someone else, but the title keeps pulling her back to the person she's supposed to be with. It's less about grand romance and more about the quiet panic of a secret that's starting to itch.
She says it straight to the friend, but those three words tie the knot. It's a reminder of the line she's thinking about crossing, and the one she's still standing behind.
The way 'neoman isseumyeon dwae', 'if only you're here, it's enough', repeats like a stubborn daydream.
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Ay, you know what
I've been hiding my heart from you
You should know by now
How I feel inside, how I feel inside
Jeomjeom neoreul johahae
Jeongmal ireomyeon andwe neunde
Neon nae namja chingu ye chingunde
Ireol ttaen eotteokhae ya haneunde
Cheoeum seshi mannal ttaen
Amu neukkimi eobseot neunde
Dubeon sebeon ne beoneul, boge dwae
Neo ege mollae nuni ganeunde, yeah
(Hey baby, neodo nawa gatni) na cheoreom ttelligo dugeun georini
(naege meonjeo, yaegihae jwo) yaegihae jwo, Oh baby
(motdwaet na bwa, geureon ga bwa) na isang hage, neoreul yokshim nae
(ireon ga bwa, geureon ga bwa) da nattaemune du saram ye sain meoreo jil tende
(nugu boda, niga joha) amu geotdo pilyo eobseo, neoman isseumyeon dwae
(georeoh jiman, mal mot haji nan) nae namja chingu egen
Dabdab hago buranhae
Neoye beon horeul nureuge dwae
Seoro jjalbeun insa, nanun dwi e
Eosaekhan chimmuk ani heureune
Oh, hokshi naemam aneunji
Anim moreun cheok haneun geonji
Mureo bogo shipeo, georeot neunde
Ibsuri umjik iji anheunde
(Hey baby, neodo nawa gatni) na cheoreom an bomyeon, bogo shipeunji
(naege meonjeo, yaegihae jwo) yaegihae jwo, Oh baby
(motdwaet na bwa, geureon ga bwa) na isang hage, neoreul yokshim nae
(ireon ga bwa, geureon ga bwa) da nattaemune du saram ye sain meoreo jil tende
(nugu boda, niga joha) amu geotdo pilyo eobseo, neoman isseumyeon dwae
(georeoh jiman, mal mot haji nan) nae namja chingu egen
Oh ireoneun nal
Nae namja chingu ga andamyeon
Geuttae neun nal
Eolmana miwo halkka
(motdwaet na bwa, geureon ga bwa) na isang hage, neoreul yokshim nae, Oh
(ireon ga bwa, geureon ga bwa) da nattaemune du saram ye sain meoreo jil tende
(nugu boda, niga joha) amu geotdo pilyo eobseo, neoman isseumyeon dwae
(georeoh jiman, mal mot haji nan) nae namja chingu egen
A K-pop track about hiding feelings for someone who's already taken. The lyric never asks for permission or forgiveness. It just lays out the mess: 'Ireol ttaen eotteokhae ya haneunde', 'What should I do if this happens?' That's the whole song right there, a question with no good answer.
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