A song about trying to say something simple that keeps getting tangled up.
A song about trying to say something simple that keeps getting tangled up.
The Korean verses are full of hesitation: 'ajigeun seotulleo naui modeun maldeuri' (I'm still awkward, all my words) and 'ajigeun eoryeowo neoui geu munjadeuri' (I'm still afraid of your questions).
You get this feeling of someone holding a phone, typing and deleting, caught between wanting to confess and being terrified of the reply.
A song about trying to say something simple that keeps getting tangled up.
dansunhan sutjanoriga anya
The Korean verses are full of hesitation: 'ajigeun seotulleo naui modeun maldeuri' (I'm still awkward, all my words) and 'ajigeun eoryeowo neoui geu munjadeuri' (I'm still afraid of your questions). You get this feeling of someone holding a phone, typing and deleting, caught between wanting to confess and being terrified of the reply. The repeated 'want to know want to know I don't know' captures that perfectly, it's not confusion, it's the nervous stall before hitting send.
He keeps insisting the numbers aren't simple, which only shows how badly he wants them to mean everything. It's the plea buried inside the confession.
The way 'I'm sending 1-4-3' punches through the mumbled verses each time gives the chorus this hopeful, almost defiant lift.
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Seoro hamkkeil ttaemyeon nunbitman bwado ara ara ara (Oh oh oh oh)
Jibeuro doraomyeon mworago halji molla molla molla y-y-yeah
Ajigeun seotulleo naui modeun maldeuri ajigeun eoryeowo neoui geu munjadeuri
Sajeoneul pyeolchigo hanassik want to know want to know I don’t know oh oh
I’m sending 1-4-3 geuljaron ajik jeondari an dwae woh oh oh
Sending 1-4-3 dansunhan sutjanoriga anya woh oh oh
I love you 1-4-3 neoneun 4-8-6 sending 1-4-3 neomu dareuji
Sending 1-4-3 ajik eoryeopji dansunhan sutjanoriga anya 1-4-3
Du-du-dugeungeoryeo mal hanmadiedo deo-deo-deodeum mworae mwo-mworae
Jakku teullineun naega meosiga eobseo dapdaphae nae mam arajwo arajwo
Ajigeun seotulleo naui modeun maldeuri ajigeun eoryeowo neoui geu munjadeuri
Sajeoneul pyeolchigo hanassik ant to know want to know I don’t know
I’m sending 1-4-3 geuljaron ajik jeondari an dwae woh oh oh
Sending 1-4-3 dansunhan sutjanoriga anya woh oh oh
I love you 1-4-3 neoneun 4-8-6 sending 1-4-3 neomu dareuji
Sending 1-4-3 ajik eoryeopji dansunhan sutjanoriga anya 1-4-3
I’m textin’ 1-4-3 to the girl that I’m loving the most
When I’m talkin’ with my friends oh I’m braggin’ and yeah I boast
Neonen ireon sarang moreundago amureon yaksogi eobseodo
Urineun mari dallado she’s a go girl that sticks around I know
I’m sending 1-4-3 nae mameul jeondalhal suga eobseo woh oh oh
Sending 1-4-3 dansunhan sutjanoriga anya woh oh oh
I love you 1-4-3 neoneun 4-8-6 sending 1-4-3 neomu dareuji
Sending 1-4-3 ajik eoryeopji dansunhan sutjanoriga anya 1-4-3
Woh oh 1-4-3 woh oh 1-4-3 yeah-y-y-yeah
Dansunhan sutjanoriga anya 1-4-3
A song about trying to say something simple that keeps getting tangled up. The Korean verses are full of hesitation: 'ajigeun seotulleo naui modeun maldeuri' (I'm still awkward, all my words) and 'ajigeun eoryeowo neoui geu munjadeuri' (I'm still afraid of your questions). You get this feeling of someone holding a phone, typing and deleting, caught between wanting to confess and being terrified of the reply.
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