A song about wanting to stay in bed and avoid the day, wrapped in a dreamy K-pop groove.
A song about wanting to stay in bed and avoid the day, wrapped in a dreamy K-pop groove.
The lyric leans on that drowsy, suspended state between sleep and waking where memories and wishes blur.
It's less a story about a breakup and more about clinging to the half-life of a feeling, the part that exists only behind closed eyes.
A song about wanting to stay in bed and avoid the day, wrapped in a dreamy K-pop groove.
nal kkaeuji marajwo
The lyric leans on that drowsy, suspended state between sleep and waking where memories and wishes blur. It's less a story about a breakup and more about clinging to the half-life of a feeling, the part that exists only behind closed eyes.
The plea 'nal kkaeuji marajwo', don't wake me up, gets repeated like a mantra. It's not just about sleep; it's about refusing to face a morning where someone is already gone. The whole song feels like pressing snooze on a heartache, wanting the dream version of a person to linger just a bit longer.
It's a direct, almost childish request, please don't wake me, that holds all the song's weight. The day outside means facing a reality the singer isn't ready for.
The way 'Think about you, dream about you' cuts through the Korean verses makes it sound like a thought that won't quit, even in another language.
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Said im sorry mareul kkeonaedo neon deutji
Anhasseulgeoya
Said im sorry mareul hallaedo neon imi
Gyeote eobseulgeoya
Kkaejianko oneulman jomdeo jago sipeo
Banghaehaji marajwo nal kkaeuji marajwo!
Think about you dream about you
Sseulttaeeomneun saenggageun hajimalja
I could treat you like my king
Na oneureun geunyang nuwo isseullae
Think about you boy
Dream about you boy
You the reason why i live
My life is all about you my baby
Think about you boy
Dream about you boy
Na oneureun geunyang nuwo isseullae
Oneulman naneun jogeum neutjam eul jago sipeosseo
Oneulman amudo jigeum nal kkaeuji marajwo
Mwogageuri dageuphae geunyang jugeoisseullae
Haega jilttaekkajiman geuman nal naebeoryeodwo
Think about you dream about you
Sseulttaeeomneun saenggageun hajimalja
I could treat you like my king
Na oneureun geunyang nuwo isseullae
Think about you boy
Dream about you boy
You the reason why i live
My life is all about you my baby
C-luv)
Na oneureun geunyang ireogo jamkkan jugeoisseullae
Jeonhwagi buteo inteonet kkaji moduda kkeodullae
Sseulttaeeomneun saenggakdeureun modunalligo
Eojeui bukkeureoungieokdeuldo ijen let it go
But i cant get you outta my head
Nal ije kkaeuji marajwo
Huhoe doeneun gieok bukkeureon gieok
“era”nado moreugetda begae soge
Pamutgo isseo cuz
Haeya hal ildeuri sandeomi cheoreom
Millyeo isseodo
Ibulsok sesangeun jigeum neomu aneukhae
Think about you dream about you
Sseulttaeeomneun saenggageun hajimalja
I could treat you like my king
Na oneureun geunyang nuwo isseullae
Think about you boy
Dream about you boy
You the reason why i live
My life is all about you my baby
Think about you dream about you
Sseulttaeeomneun saenggageun hajimalja
I could treat you like my king
Na oneureun geunyang nuwo isseullae
Think about you boy
Dream about you boy
You the reason why i live
My life is all about you my baby
A song about wanting to stay in bed and avoid the day, wrapped in a dreamy K-pop groove. The lyric leans on that drowsy, suspended state between sleep and waking where memories and wishes blur. It's less a story about a breakup and more about clinging to the half-life of a feeling, the part that exists only behind closed eyes.
D-Unit performs "Sleeping In (feat. Taewan)", and this lyric page sits inside the D-Unit catalog on LyroVerse.
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