A solo track where the repeated 'I'll be fine' feels more like a shield than a statement.
A solo track where the repeated 'I'll be fine' feels more like a shield than a statement.
'I'm fine' starts as a reassurance to someone else, 'geokjeonghaji ma I'll be fine', but by the end, it's a mantra for the singer herself.
It's less about achieving a state of being fine and more about claiming the right to say you are, even if you're not.
A solo track where the repeated 'I'll be fine' feels more like a shield than a statement.
I'd rather be alone
The song builds its own logic. 'I'm fine' starts as a reassurance to someone else, 'geokjeonghaji ma I'll be fine', but by the end, it's a mantra for the singer herself. It's less about achieving a state of being fine and more about claiming the right to say you are, even if you're not.
The phrase 'I'd rather be alone' appears three times, each time after listing 'Fake loves, fake friends, two-faced, all that'. It's not a complaint about solitude, but a choice made after tallying the cost of other people's dishonesty. The lyric answers a specific pressure: the social expectation to keep pretending everything's okay when it clearly isn't.
It's a clean break. After cataloging the falseness around her, this isn't a lament; it's the logical conclusion, stated plainly without any decorative sadness.
The way 'Fake loves, fake friends, two-faced, all that' is delivered, almost tossed off, makes the following 'I'm done' land with a quiet finality.
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geokjeonghaji ma I’ll be fine
gyeolgugen na honjanikka
gyeolgugen da tteonanikka
nuguegena salmeun oerowo
gwaenchaneul geoya I’ll be fine
soljikhi apeugin hajiman
amu il eopdeon geotcheoreom
useo boineuni I’d rather be alone
neon malhaetji swipge saenggakhae
'Cause ppl lie always
You make urself lonely
Don’t get urself lonely
cham babo gateun jisiya wae
gamjeongeul jomche sumgijil mothae
Just look away
Just look away
I'm fine, just fine, so fine, myself
I'm fine, so fine
Fake loves, fake friends, two-faced, all that
I'm done, I’d rather be alone
geureon geoji we had our time
modeun geose kkeuten final line
urin jaratgo tto byeonhaetgo
gyesok dareuge byeonhaegagetji
gwaenchaneul geoya you’ll be fine
ne sesange nan eopgetjiman
joheun saramdeulgwa itgil
haengbokhagil bara
I wish you all the best
neon malhaetji swipge saenggakhae
'Cause ppl lie always
You make urself lonely
Don’t get urself lonely
cham babo gateun jisiya wae
gamjeongeul jomche sumgijil mothae
Just look away
Just look away
I'm fine, just fine, so fine, myself
I'm fine, so fine
Fake loves, fake friends, two-faced, all that
I'm done, I’d rather be alone
johatdeon gieokdeureun stay as they were
miwohaji ana 'cause we all got flaws
sigani heureumyeon eoreuni doeryeona
I miss the time when we were young
sunsuhaetdeon naldeul
I'm fine, just fine, so fine, myself
I'm fine, so fine
Fake loves, fake friends, two-faced, all that
I'm done, I’d rather be alone
geokjeonghaji ma I’ll be fine
gyeolgugen na honjanikka
gyeolgugen da tteonanikka
nuguegena salmeun oerowo
A solo track where the repeated 'I'll be fine' feels more like a shield than a statement. 'I'm fine' starts as a reassurance to someone else, 'geokjeonghaji ma I'll be fine', but by the end, it's a mantra for the singer herself. It's less about achieving a state of being fine and more about claiming the right to say you are, even if you're not.
HA:TFELT performs "FiNE!", and this lyric page sits inside the HA:TFELT catalog on LyroVerse.
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