A collaboration with Lim, this track builds strength from vulnerability, declaring an unbreakable inner core.
A collaboration with Lim, this track builds strength from vulnerability, declaring an unbreakable inner core.
The lyric leans into the weight of 'iron', a metal that's strong but can rust, not a precious jewel.
It finds power in that ordinary, stubborn material, framing resilience as something earned through getting dented, not born flawless.
A collaboration with Lim, this track builds strength from vulnerability, declaring an unbreakable inner core.
Maybe I'm not gold, not even a shining silver
The lyric leans into the weight of 'iron', a metal that's strong but can rust, not a precious jewel. It finds power in that ordinary, stubborn material, framing resilience as something earned through getting dented, not born flawless.
The phrase 'I guard my heart, do you see that?' holds a quiet defiance. It's not about building a wall, but about naming a choice made after being pushed around, a declaration that the soft parts are still there, just protected now. The pressure it answers is the weariness of having to prove your toughness to everyone watching.
It cuts through any pretense of glamorous invincibility. The admission grounds the whole 'iron' claim in something real and unpolished, which makes the strength feel earned, not just advertised.
The way 'But now you see me naked on the ground' shifts into 'But now you see me flying without wings' sticks with you, a progression from exposed defeat to a kind of raw, self-made ascent.
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Hanbal dwiro mulleoseotdago jyeotdago saenggakhaji
Du nune boiji anha kkeuchira maldeul haji
Wigineun got gihoe sangcheoneun gabosi dwae
No one can break it I guard my heart, do you see that?
Jeolmangiran miro soge gireul irheodo seontaegui giroeseo biroso nan nareul mideo
Ireoseoya hae jukji anhasseuni ganghaejilppunya
Yeokjeonseungi baro nae jeonmunbunya
Musoe gachi dandanhan pal gangcheol gateun dari
I, I, Im iron girl
Jjireul temyeon jjilleobwa meotdaero peobueobwa
I, I, I’m iron girl
Saramdeureun malhaji neon kkeopdegil ppunirago
But now you see me naked on the ground
Saramdeureun malhaji neon geopjaengil ppunirago
But now you see me naked on the ground
I am I, I, iron girl
I, I, iron girl
I’ll be alive will survive juingongeun never die
I, I, I’m iron girl
Umcheurigo sumjugigo isseodo naneun juingong
Seongjanghaneun jungingeol nae yeoljeongeun mot jugilgeol
Aradwora hanado nan duryeopjiga anha
Gyeolguk byeonhadeora tteonadeora heona naneun nama
Kkeopdegi anin almaengi beondegi ane nabiimeul
Jeungmyeonghae neul junbihamyeon gihoen ol ge bunmyeonghae
Dongwa myeongyeboda deo sojunghan nae eumak
Kkeutnatdagu? Nuga geurae igeon kkeutnaejuneun eumak
Bulgillo ttwieodeureosseotji onmomi burkge taollatji
But I, I, I only got stronger
Jitnureuneun duryeoume matseo ssauneun beobeul baewotji
I, I, I only got wiser
Nugunganeun malhaetji neon pyeongbeomhal ppunirago
But now you see me flying without wings
Nugunganeun malhaetji neon ije kkeutnatdago
But now you see me standing on the ash
The world sees what they want to see
But I’m more than just what you see
What you see is just the half of me
Iron girl, is what’s inside here
Maybe I’m not gold, not even a shining silver
But I, I, I’m iron girl
A collaboration with Lim, this track builds strength from vulnerability, declaring an unbreakable inner core. The lyric leans into the weight of 'iron', a metal that's strong but can rust, not a precious jewel. It finds power in that ordinary, stubborn material, framing resilience as something earned through getting dented, not born flawless.
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