A K-pop track about racing toward someone with no excuses.
A K-pop track about racing toward someone with no excuses.
The lyric treats attraction like a physical law, something that overrides pride and caution.
When they sing 'jajonshim, ganghan naega byeonhaet dago' (don't be surprised that confident, strong me has changed), it's less about vulnerability and more about reporting a shift in gravity.
A K-pop track about racing toward someone with no excuses.
no excuse!
The lyric treats attraction like a physical law, something that overrides pride and caution. When they sing 'jajonshim, ganghan naega byeonhaet dago' (don't be surprised that confident, strong me has changed), it's less about vulnerability and more about reporting a shift in gravity.
The repeated 'no excuse!' after 'dallyeo ga bolge' (I'll run to see) cuts off any hesitation. It's not asking permission or explaining why, it's just stating the action as inevitable. That 'gung geumhae jyeo niga, nae apye' (you're frozen in front of me) lands like a sudden stop after all that motion.
It's a command in English dropped into Korean verses, shutting down any internal debate. The song doesn't waste time justifying the rush.
The way 'oh, oh, ah' punctuates 'geub haengeul tago!' (take that train!) gives the chorus a breathless, almost reckless energy.
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Isanghae maeumi bokjabhae (all night long)
Deo ganghan keopi ga pilyohae (black and strong)
Sashil isang hage niga jakku saenggak na (why?)
Byeolgeo anin nominde mariya
Wae wae meonghage itneun geoya
Seolma neol joha hana
Da da da da nal moreugesseo
Jajonshim, ganghan naega byeonhaet dago, nolliji marayo
Machi express, cheoreom dallyeo ga igeon, wiheom ha janha yo
Gung geumhae jyeo niga, nae apye I sarami
Jigeum ye I neukkimeul kkyeo aneun chae, dallyeo ga bolge no excuse!
Oh, oh, ah
Geub haengeul tago!
Isanghae maeumi bokjabhae (all night long)
Deo ganghan keopi ga pilyohae (black and strong)
Biseut han nugun gareul bomyeon niga saenggak na (why?)
Byeolgeo anin nominde mariya
Unmyeongi ramyeon jom useuwo
Seolle imeun injeonghae
Da da da da nal moreugesseo
Jajonshim, ganghan naega byeonhaet dago, nolliji marayo
Machi express, cheoreom dallyeo ga igeon, wiheom ha janha yo
Gung geumhae jyeo niga, nae apye I sarami
Jigeum ye I neukkimeul kkyeo aneun chae, dallyeo ga bolge no excuse!
Maeumi geub haejyeo sesangi dallajyeo oh
Modeunge neoro inhaeseo
Gijeogeun ullyeosseo eoseo gayo
Nan deo bballi gagil wonhaneungeol
Jajonshim, ganghan naega byeonhaet dago, nolliji marayo
Machi express, cheoreom dallyeo ga igeon, wiheom ha janha yo
Gung geumhae jyeo niga, nae apye I sarami
(Ooh, gung geumhae jyo! Oh, uh, uh, nae apye sutae ga! Oh!)
Jigeum ye I neukkimeul kkyeo aneun chae, dallyeo ga bolge no excuse!
(You’re my precious lover, lover!)
Oh, oh, ah
Geub haengeul tago!
A K-pop track about racing toward someone with no excuses. The lyric treats attraction like a physical law, something that overrides pride and caution. When they sing 'jajonshim, ganghan naega byeonhaet dago' (don't be surprised that confident, strong me has changed), it's less about vulnerability and more about reporting a shift in gravity.
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