A K-pop track about someone who just won't leave your head, no matter how hard you try.
A K-pop track about someone who just won't leave your head, no matter how hard you try.
The song smartly avoids deep emotional excavation.
Instead, it stays in the shallow, fizzy end of the pool, mapping the physical symptoms of a crush, the fluttering eyes, the racing heart ('simjangi ttwine').
A K-pop track about someone who just won't leave your head, no matter how hard you try.
nune ttuine ttuine nae nune ttuine
The song smartly avoids deep emotional excavation. Instead, it stays in the shallow, fizzy end of the pool, mapping the physical symptoms of a crush, the fluttering eyes, the racing heart ('simjangi ttwine'). It's a document of pleasant distraction, not profound love.
The phrase 'nune ttuine ttuine nae nune ttuine', my eyes keep fluttering, my eyes keep fluttering, does a lot of work. It's not just looking; it's a physical, involuntary reaction. The lyric answers the pressure of trying to act normal when your body keeps betraying you with little sparks every time you see them.
It captures that helpless, repetitive physical tic, your eyes just keep doing their own thing. The words feel jittery and exact, like trying to hold a camera steady when you're nervous.
The way the 'La lalalala' sections act as a reset between verses, like taking a breath before the dizzy feeling comes back.
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Hey, boy
annyeong insahamyeo neon naege wassji
bangapdago useojumyeo seollege haessji
La lalalala lalalala
La lalalala lalalala
Why? Why?
jeomjeom ppajyeodeureo neon daeche mwoni
nuneseodo gwieseodo neoman maemdora
La lalalala lalalala
La lalalala lalalala
museun jiseul naege han geoya
sumanheun namja junge
neo bakke nan an boyeo
neon nune hwak ttuieo eotteokhae
Oops
jjirisjjirit modeun ge cheomiya
jjarisjjarit neukkimi on geoya
nune ttuine ttuine nae nune ttuine
jigubyeoreseo neoman boyeo
meorissogen ontong neoppuniya
bingbing maemdora
ttwine ttwine ttwine simjangi ttwine
ujueseodo neoman boyeo nan
Hey, boy
maeil jinachimyeo neol hilkkeum bwassji
eojeboda oneuri deo meosisseo boyeo
La lalalala lalalala
La lalalala lalalala
Why? Why?
soljikhage malhae dollyeo mal mot hae
honjamaneun bogi silheo neon naega eottae
La lalalala lalalala
La lalalala lalalala
museun jiseul naege han geoya
sumanheun namja junge
neo bakke nan an boyeo
neon nune hwak ttuieo eotteokhae
Oops
jjirisjjirit modeun ge cheomiya
jjarisjjarit neukkimi on geoya
nune ttuine ttuine nae nune ttuine
jigubyeoreseo neoman boyeo
meorissogen ontong neoppuniya
bingbing maemdora
ttwine ttwine ttwine simjangi ttwine
ujueseodo neoman boyeo nan
hana dul hana dul seororeul
uri araga uri majchwobwa
eodideun eonjedeun nae nunen
neoman boineun geol eotteokhae
nune ttuine nae meoriga ttinghae
neoro inhae useumkkocci pine
La lalalala lalalala
La lalalala lalalala
jjirisjjirit modeun ge cheomiya
jjarisjjarit neukkimi on geoya
nune ttuine ttuine nae nune ttuine
jigubyeoreseo neoman boyeo
meorissogen ontong neoppuniya
bingbing maemdora
ttwine ttwine ttwine simjangi ttwine
ujueseodo neoman boyeo nan
A K-pop track about someone who just won't leave your head, no matter how hard you try. The song smartly avoids deep emotional excavation. Instead, it stays in the shallow, fizzy end of the pool, mapping the physical symptoms of a crush, the fluttering eyes, the racing heart ('simjangi ttwine').
Cherry Bullet performs "Stick Out", and this lyric page sits inside the Cherry Bullet catalog on LyroVerse.
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