A K-pop track about shaking off a past love and stepping into something new.
A K-pop track about shaking off a past love and stepping into something new.
What sticks is how the song treats moving on not as a grand declaration, but as a quiet, almost physical sensation.
The lyric leans into the relief of no longer having to explain why it ended.
A K-pop track about shaking off a past love and stepping into something new.
oneul bam waenji nan beoseonal geot gata
What sticks is how the song treats moving on not as a grand declaration, but as a quiet, almost physical sensation. The lyric leans into the relief of no longer having to explain why it ended.
The phrase "oneul bam waenji nan beoseonal geot gata", tonight feels like I'm taking off, anchors the whole mood. It's that specific moment when you decide the old weight doesn't belong to you anymore, and the night air suddenly feels like possibility instead of memory.
It's less about flying and more about shedding something, the line holds that specific, private relief of deciding you're done carrying it.
The way "i feel good" lands after all that circling thought gives the track its slight, earned lift.
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oraeganmane bakkeul naoni
gibuni kkwae johji
dareun chumchugo eumageun sinnago
ne saenggageun eopsji
oneul bam waenji nan beoseonal geot gata
nega nal beorigo gan iyuneun
ijeneun nawa sanggwaneopsji
siseoni one nunbicci one
Lot of girls like me
jeongsini deune ijgo isseossne
na ingi manhassji
oneul bam waenji na sijakhal geot gata
ne saenggage jamdeulji anhneun
cheot beonjjae nal ye i feel good
ye heungi oreune
oneul wae ireohge suri dan geonji
ye ije magi oreune
yeogi bunwigi gateun new living life
eonjekkaji naman honjail sun eopsjanha
jeogi nareul boneun jeo yeojaege
dallyeoga mareul georeo
Hey girl ne nuni challangdaeneun
jeo ppalgan suljan gata
Why don't we have drink
ireon malhago issneun geol boni
neol da ijgineun haessna bwa
I think I'm already
Overcome your love
oraeganmane bakkeul naoni
gibuni kkwae johji
dareun chumchugo eumageun sinnago
ne saenggageun eopsji
oneul bam waenji nan beoseonal geot gata
nega nal beorigo gan iyuneun
ijeneun nawa sanggwaneopsji
siseoni one nunbicci one
Lot of girls like me
jeongsini deune ijgo isseossne
na ingi manhassji
oneul bam waenji na sijakhal geot gata
ne saenggage jamdeulji anhneun
cheot beonjjae nal ye i'm feel good
Girl, I just want you to myself
I can be your last, baby
Show me everything you can girl
Take me to your side, if you want it
yaya jinan sigan neoreul geuriwohadeon
nareul wihae won syas
yaya gibun joheun bamgonggireul talmeun
geunyeoreul wihae tu syas
eotteohge seodeun neol ijeoya hae
eotteohge seodeun neol ijeoyaman hae
oraeganmane bakkeul naoni
gibuni kkwae johji
dareun chumchugo eumageun sinnago
ne saenggageun eopsji
oneul bam waenji nan beoseonal geot gata
nega nal beorigo gan iyuneun
ijeneun nawa sanggwaneopsji
neomu manhi saranghaessdeon
urireul ijneundaneun ge
ajikkkajin naegen jogeumeun
sseupsseulhan irin deushae
hajiman ijen na beoseonago sipeo
neodo haengbokhaesseumyeon hae
ije malhalge say goodbye
A K-pop track about shaking off a past love and stepping into something new. What sticks is how the song treats moving on not as a grand declaration, but as a quiet, almost physical sensation. The lyric leans into the relief of no longer having to explain why it ended.
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