The K-pop group's track "SUNDAY" frames a quiet, private longing as a weekly ritual.
The K-pop group's track "SUNDAY" frames a quiet, private longing as a weekly ritual.
The lyric treats Sunday not as a metaphor for rest, but as a texture for intimacy.
It's a clever, plainspoken swap: the day's loose, unhurried quality becomes the way someone should be held.
The K-pop group's track "SUNDAY" frames a quiet, private longing as a weekly ritual.
"Kiss me like a Sunday"
The lyric treats Sunday not as a metaphor for rest, but as a texture for intimacy. It's a clever, plainspoken swap: the day's loose, unhurried quality becomes the way someone should be held.
The phrase "geu nugudo amudo nae mameul al suneun eopseo", no one can know my heart, anchors the whole thing. It's not about being misunderstood in a dramatic way, but about holding a quiet space that's just yours. The song answers that by asking for a kiss that feels like Sunday, a small, regular touch that doesn't need explaining.
It's a request for tenderness that feels specific and habitual, not grand. The comparison works because Sundays are common, expected, and softly different from the rest of the week.
The way "iryoil iryoil iryoil" repeats at the end, stretching the word for Sunday until it almost loses its shape.
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maeiri oneulcheoreom
Like a Sunday
oneureun gwaenhi jom uljeokhae
geu eodirodeun huljjeok tteonallae
saenggakman haedo mami seolle
du nun gamgo nae mami kkeullineun daero
geu nugudo amudo
nae mameul al suneun eopseo
najocha akkiji moshaessdeon nareul anajwo
geu nugudo amudo
nal gadwo dul suneun eopseo
i sunganbuteon mami kkeullineun daero
Kiss me like a Sunday
neul maeiri
il il il iryoil
il il il iryoil
Kiss me like a Sunday
neul maeiri
il il il iryoil
il il il iryoil
iryoil
iryoil iryoil
Kiss me like a Sunday
neul iryoil
iryoil iryoil
Kiss me like a Sunday
neul iryoil
nal jageukhaneun ko kkeute hyanggi ttaraseo
sallangsallang baram buneun goseuro
naui gwisgae maemdoneun sorireul ttaraseo
challangchallang padochineun goseuro
geu nugudo amudo
nae mameul al suneun eopseo
najocha akkiji moshaessdeon nareul anajwo
geu nugudo amudo
nal gadwo dul suneun eopseo
i sunganbuteo mami kkeullineun daero
Kiss me like a Sunday
neul maeiri
il il il iryoil
il il il iryoil
Kiss me like a Sunday
neul maeiri
il il il iryoil
il il il iryoil
iryoil
iryoil iryoil
Kiss me like a Sunday
neul iryoil
iryoil iryoil
Kiss me like a Sunday
neul iryoil
You yoksimburirago
insaeng han beonppunirago
mworeul hadeon mwoga dwaessgeon
hago sipeun dero harago
jayuropge jasin issge
neukkineun dero mak jireurago
geu nugudo mwora hal su eopseo
nega haengbokhal su issdamyeon
Kiss me like a Sunday
neul maeiri
il il il iryoil
il il il iryoil
Kiss me like a Sunday
neul maeiri
il il il iryoil
il il il iryoil
iryoil
iryoil iryoil
Kiss me like a Sunday
neul iryoil
iryoil iryoil
Kiss me like a Sunday
neul iryoil
iryoil iryoil
iryoil iryoil
The K-pop group's track "SUNDAY" frames a quiet, private longing as a weekly ritual. The lyric treats Sunday not as a metaphor for rest, but as a texture for intimacy. It's a clever, plainspoken swap: the day's loose, unhurried quality becomes the way someone should be held.
FANATICS performs "SUNDAY", and this lyric page sits inside the FANATICS catalog on LyroVerse.
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