A Japanese-language track where G-Dragon's heart turns black and cold.
A Japanese-language track where G-Dragon's heart turns black and cold.
The whole lyric leans on that poker face metaphor, but the real weight is in how often he mentions keeping up lies.
'Sarigenaku uso o keep', casually keeping up the lies, feels less like a strategy and more like a habit he can't break.
A Japanese-language track where G-Dragon's heart turns black and cold.
shinzō wa nekkara black kuroku moetsukita just like that
The whole lyric leans on that poker face metaphor, but the real weight is in how often he mentions keeping up lies. 'Sarigenaku uso o keep', casually keeping up the lies, feels less like a strategy and more like a habit he can't break. It's a song about the distance between what you show and what you actually feel, and how that gap just keeps growing.
He keeps circling back to 'kanawanai koi nante mō shinbō dekiru wake naikara mō zetsubō', there's no reason to endure an unrequited love anymore, just despair. The words sound exhausted, like someone who's tried to make sense of things and given up. That 'mō zetsubō' isn't a dramatic cry; it's a flat statement, the kind you make when you're too tired to fight.
Setting the heart on fire until it turns black isn't a metaphor for passion; it's what's left when everything burns out. The 'just like that' makes it sound sudden and final, like a switch flipped.
Park Bom's voice comes in on the 'fade away' refrain, adding a ghostly layer to G-Dragon's worn-out delivery.
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shinzō wa nekkara black
kuroku moetsukita just like that
nazeka muchū ni gurasu wari kyū ni
chidarakena te o mite machibōke
kimi ga hohoemu to gold
dakedo nazeka feel so cold
saikin wa ore ni sugoku nite kite
marude karuma ni owa re teru yō
kanawanai koi nante mō shinbō
dekiru wake naikara mō zetsubō
itsunomanika jibun no kage ga
kimi no hikari kara umareta nda
futari no naka de jikan wa tomatsu teta ze
qono hasama de gokai un deta ze
tashika ni ore mo jibun o wakatsu
tenainoni rikai motomete ite mo
sarigenaku uso o keep
marude itsu made mo barenaika no yō
nanigoto mo nai yō ni
hito wa poker face shiawase sō ni go on
yūutsuna ore no sekaikan black
demo tokini shiroku kawarihate
haragurosa ni tsukare hate mattaku hito
o shinji rarenaku natte
kuchibiru wa hademena red
makkana uso o tsuku tame
masumasu tōzakaru dokuji no kankaku ore
ni maji wakanne
kanawanai koi nante mō shinbō
dekiru wake naikara mō zetsubō
itsunomanika jibun no kage ga
kimi no hikari kara umareta nda
tomarana sōna kurushimi o seotte
owaranai shiren darake no kizuna
itsuka tsugeru ze akareyou tte
izon ni saigo no song
sarigenaku uso o keep
marude itsu made mo barenaika no yō
nanigoto mo nai yō ni
hito wa poker face shiawase sō ni go on
someday sekai no hate meisō shite
kimi wo sagashiteru yo yeah
someday kanashikute atomodori sae
dekinai mama no lonely girl
ore dake tadoru kono michi o black
towa made tsudzuku to omotta
anogoro it’s been too long
ore dake tadoru kono michi o black
towa made tsudzuku to omotta
anogoro it’s been too long
Fade away, fade away, fade away
A Japanese-language track where G-Dragon's heart turns black and cold. The whole lyric leans on that poker face metaphor, but the real weight is in how often he mentions keeping up lies. 'Sarigenaku uso o keep', casually keeping up the lies, feels less like a strategy and more like a habit he can't break.
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