A solo track from the Victon leader that circles around anticipation and connection.
A solo track from the Victon leader that circles around anticipation and connection.
There's a tension between the English declaration of not wanting solitude and the Korean verbs that spill out in a rush.
It captures that specific modern anxiety where you're constantly checking, moving, refreshing, just to avoid the quiet.
A solo track from the Victon leader that circles around anticipation and connection.
"I don't want to be alone"
There's a tension between the English declaration of not wanting solitude and the Korean verbs that spill out in a rush. It captures that specific modern anxiety where you're constantly checking, moving, refreshing, just to avoid the quiet. The lyric doesn't mourn being alone so much as it fights the stillness of waiting.
The phrase "I don't want to be alone" gets repeated, but the Korean lines around it are more active, "ppaegon ssag da dul-igo," "ppallang dabjanghae." It's not just stating loneliness; it's the physical restlessness that comes with waiting for someone. The words feel like they're trying to fill the empty space with movement until the reply arrives.
It's a plain statement buried in all that kinetic Korean phrasing, and that's what makes it stick. The song spends most of its energy in motion, but this line is the quiet reason for all the rushing around.
The way "dabjanghae" and "ppaegon" punch through the rhythm gives the whole track a driven, almost impatient feel.
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honja issgin akkaun nal-igo
jeonbu dabjanghae dabjang gidaligo
yeogijeogi na ppaegon ssag da dul-igo
jeonbu dabjanghae ppallang dabjanghae
ya mwohae na ppaego da mwohae
modu bulleo moa ya mwohae
jeonbu dabjanghae dabjanghae
deuleuleong deuleuleong jung geolieneun salamdeul
buleum buleum jung kkeul-eo moa nugudeun
daechung geolchyeo jakes millin ilgeolineun da-eum-e hae
neodo nado gomingeolileul ping-gye sam-a
geogiseo mannajago talk talk yangmal-eun no no
neuj-ji ma kkogkkog ppaleun geol-eum skill woo
haendeupon-i naleul mosyeo goigoi
ama 1, 2bun chai neolang nalang ttoittoi
I don't want to be alone
ileon nal-eneun geunyang nagaboja kape
mojaman nulleosseugo
modu jib-eochiugo Get ready, go
honja issgin akkaun nal-igo
jeonbu dabjanghae dabjang gidaligo
yeogijeogi na ppaegon ssag da dul-igo
jeonbu dabjanghae ppallang dabjanghae
ya mwohae na ppaego da mwohae
modu bulleo moa ya mwohae
jeonbu dabjanghae dabjanghae
neul geulaessdeus-i pil-yohae hilling
bel-i ullil geosman gat-eun feeling
nun kkamjjaghal saie bujaejung
dasi geol-eo 010 jamgeum haejebuteo
uli joinhae
ileonjeoleon sudaneun mannaseo
daleun nal-edo ileohge joinhae
iyagibottali gadeug chaewoseo
I don't want to be alone
ileon nal-eneun geunyang nagaboja kape
mojaman nulleosseugo
modu jib-eochiugo, get ready, go
honja issgin akkaun nal-igo
jeonbu dabjanghae dabjang gidaligo
yeogijeogi na ppaegon ssag da dul-igo
jeonbu dabjanghae ppallang dabjanghae
ya mwohae na ppaego da mwohae
modu bulleo moa ya mwohae
jeonbu dabjanghae dabjanghae
I've been waiting for you
maeil naega gidalijanh-a
I've been waiting for you
hansum swigo jaechoghae
ya ya ya daechunghae daechunghae
ya ya ya maeil maeil maeil maeil
ya ya ya nawa nawa
geunyang jib ap-eulo ya ya ya
honja issgin akkaun nal-igo
jeonbu dabjanghae dabjang gidaligo
yeogijeogi na ppaegon ssag da dul-igo
jeonbu dabjanghae ppallang dabjanghae
ya mwohae na ppaego da mwohae
modu bulleo moa ya mwohae
jeonbu dabjanghae dabjanghae
uli da gat-i moyeo moyeo
modu geogiseo moyeo moyeo
neona nana hal geo eobs-i da moyeo
jeonbu dabjanghae dabjanghae
uli da gat-i moyeo moyeo
modu geogiseo moyeo moyeo
neona nana hal geo eobs-i da moyeo
jeonbu dabjanghae dabjanghae
A solo track from the Victon leader that circles around anticipation and connection. There's a tension between the English declaration of not wanting solitude and the Korean verbs that spill out in a rush. It captures that specific modern anxiety where you're constantly checking, moving, refreshing, just to avoid the quiet.
Han Seung Woo performs "Reply", and this lyric page sits inside the Han Seung Woo catalog on LyroVerse.
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