A Korean hip-hop track that circles a simple, haunting question about someone who seems to have everything except a home.
A Korean hip-hop track that circles a simple, haunting question about someone who seems to have everything except a home.
Giriboy writes about attraction as a kind of surveillance.
He's counting the men disarmed by her smile, watching her move between joy and sorrow, all while she insists she belongs nowhere.
A Korean hip-hop track that circles a simple, haunting question about someone who seems to have everything except a home.
Neoneun jibe eopsdeorago
Giriboy writes about attraction as a kind of surveillance. He's counting the men disarmed by her smile, watching her move between joy and sorrow, all while she insists she belongs nowhere. The lyric feels less like romance and more like a case file.
The phrase 'Neoneun jibe eopsdeorago', 'you say you have no home', drives the whole thing. It's not just about homelessness; it's about someone who wears their lack of a place as an identity, and the singer who's stuck offering his own space as proof they're wrong. Every 'why' circles back to that contradiction.
That line turns the whole song. It's the fixed point everything else orbits, her beauty, his confusion, the endless questions. Without it, the 'why' has nowhere to land.
The way 'Can you tell me why' returns, each time a little more worn down, until it's just 'why why why' hanging there.
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Can you tell me why
Daeche naega mwol jalmoshaessni
Tell me why
Jigeumeun eodijjeumeul gassni
Naneun neoui jipjjeumiya
Neoneun jibe eopsdeorago
Budi momjosimhagil barae
Hoengdanbodoreul geonneol ttaedo
Yangson du pareul deulgoseo georeo
Hoksi molla napchireul danghal sudo
Isseunikka gyeonghowoneul goyonghae
Doneun geokjeonghajireul malgoseo mak sseo
Geu namja jeongdomyeon eopchereul sal sudo issjanha
Neon seonggyeogi munjejiman dahaengiya
Neoneun yeppeujanha neomu yeppeujanha
Niga useul ttaeneun naneun buranhaejyeo
Daeche myeot myeongui namjaga
Geu useume noga eopseojyeossneunji
Ije jangowa hamkke nunmuldo da mallaseo
Gippeumgwa seulpeumui gyeonggyeeseo
Hemaego issneun jungiya
Neoneun johgessda jeongmal johgessda
Waenyam yeppeujanha neomu yeppeujanha
Can you tell me why
Daeche naega mwol jalmoshaessni
Tell me why
Jigeumeun eodijjeumeul gassni
Naneun neoui jipjjeumiya
Neoneun jibe eopsdeorago
Budi momjosimhagil barae
Can you tell me why
(Why why why)
Can you tell me why
(Why why why)
Neoga eoryeosseul ttaebuteo jjuk badawassdeon gyoyuk
Ijen mome baeeobeoryeo
Cuz everybody lovet you
Simgakhae bogiboda simgakhae
Banmyeon naneun taeyeonhage haengdonghae yeosim ape
Neoneun wae jibe eopsni jibiramyeo
Naega gwisini deun geoni
Museowo museowo ijen neoui aegyoga neom museowo
Naui chakgagira mitgo bol kkojibeo sucheon beonssik
Niga useul ttaeneun naneun buranhaejyeo
Daeche myeot myeongui namjaga
Geu useume noga eopseojyeossneunji
Ije jangowa hamkke nunmuldo da mallaseo
Gippeumgwa seulpeumui gyeonggyeeseo
Hemaego issneun jungiya
Neoneun johgessda jeongmal johgessda
Waenyam yeppeujanha neomu yeppeujanha
Can you tell me why
Daeche naega mwol jalmoshaessni
Tell me why
Jigeumeun eodijjeumeul gassni
Naneun neoui jipjjeumiya
Neoneun jibe eopsdeorago
Budi momjosimhagil barae
Can you tell me why
(Why why why)
Can you tell me why
(Why why why)
Can you tell me why
(Why why why)
Can you tell me why
(Why why why)
A Korean hip-hop track that circles a simple, haunting question about someone who seems to have everything except a home. Giriboy writes about attraction as a kind of surveillance. He's counting the men disarmed by her smile, watching her move between joy and sorrow, all while she insists she belongs nowhere.
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