A late-career track where the group imagines escape through delicate wings.
A late-career track where the group imagines escape through delicate wings.
The lyric trusts the butterfly to carry the entire emotional load, longing, transformation, a quiet kind of bravery.
It never explains the symbol, just lives inside it, which makes the feeling more earned and less decorative.
A late-career track where the group imagines escape through delicate wings.
nalgaereul pyeoseo ni pumeul naneun na
The lyric trusts the butterfly to carry the entire emotional load, longing, transformation, a quiet kind of bravery. It never explains the symbol, just lives inside it, which makes the feeling more earned and less decorative.
"hayan nabi" , white butterfly, doesn't just describe something pretty. It's a container for a feeling too light to hold any other way. When they sing "nalgaereul pyeoseo ni pumeul naneun na" (spreading my wings, I fly into your arms), the wings aren't a metaphor for strength; they're the only possible vehicle for that kind of weightless arrival.
Spreading wings to fly into someone's arms, it's a physical impossibility that the lyric treats as simple fact. That's the song's whole deal: desire so specific it bends reality.
The way "hayan nabi" floats in over that airy synth bed, almost whispered, then gets picked up by the "hey, yey, yeah" ad-libs. It feels less like a hook and more like a thought circling back.
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uri dul uri dulmane eoneoro malhae
hana hana peojeul sup matchweo gallae, yeah
gallae gallaero giri peojeo gamyeon
neoye gwedo wi Butterfly du nalgaereul pyeo
ai gachi da cheoeumin gamjeong
sumgyeodullae gamchugo shipeo
nalgaereul pyeoseo ni pumeul naneun na
Hey, yey, yeah, hey, yey, yeah, hayan nabi
ni aneseon sarangi pieona
Hey, yey, yeah, hey, yey, yeah, hayan nabi
rojik soge tto eolkin teoneoreul tamheom hallae, oh
amheungmajeo balkin ni jungshimigie, yeah
bakin nweri sok geu ane ni soneul japgo, oh
seonyul wiro tto nae butterfly nalgaereul pyeo
tteollyeooneun taecho gateun shigan
ni gongganen bichi ppuryeojeo
nalgaereul pyeoseo ni pumeul naneun na
Hey, yey, yeah, hey, yey, yeah, hayan nabi
ni aneseon sarangi pieona
Hey, yey, yeah, hey, yey, yeah, hayan nabi
nun kkamjjakal sae nareul nollaekyeo shingihan neo
areumdapgo tto areumdaun neo shinbihan neo
nalgaereul pyeoseo ni pumeul naneun na
Hey, yey, yeah, hey, yey, yeah, hayan nabi
naeryeoanja ni hyanggil mateullae
Hey, yey, yeah, hey, yey, yeah, hayan nabi
Lalala, lalala, lalala, lalala
Hey, yey, yeah, hey, yey, yeah, hayan nabi
Lalala, lalala, lalala, lalala
Hey, yey, yeah, hey, yey, yeah hayan nabi
A late-career track where the group imagines escape through delicate wings. The lyric trusts the butterfly to carry the entire emotional load, longing, transformation, a quiet kind of bravery. It never explains the symbol, just lives inside it, which makes the feeling more earned and less decorative.
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