A post-breakup track where the Korean band repeats 'I don't even need you' like a mantra against doubt.
A post-breakup track where the Korean band repeats 'I don't even need you' like a mantra against doubt.
That insistence on being 'all good without you' carries the faint strain of someone still checking their phone.
The lyric mentions 'Miss calls and girls waiting' in the same breath as claiming independence, which gives the whole thing a lived-in, slightly messy honesty.
A post-breakup track where the Korean band repeats 'I don't even need you' like a mantra against doubt.
I'm all good without you
That insistence on being 'all good without you' carries the faint strain of someone still checking their phone. The lyric mentions 'Miss calls and girls waiting' in the same breath as claiming independence, which gives the whole thing a lived-in, slightly messy honesty.
The phrase 'I don't even need you' gets repeated so many times it starts to feel less like a statement and more like a shield. You can hear the effort in those words, the way someone might keep saying something until they believe it. It's not about freedom yet, it's about building a wall against whatever came before.
It's the title line, but delivered flat, almost weary, like a fact you're tired of repeating to yourself. The simplicity makes it sound less like triumph and more like survival.
The way 'kkeullineun daero' wraps around the English phrases gives the track its rhythmic pulse, a kind of stubborn groove.
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Everything is better
kkeullineun daero kkeullineun daero
It’s alright, alright
I don’t even need you
kkeullineun daero kkeullineun daero
It’s alright, alright
I don’t even need you
jinaeneun gosi manha yojeumen
singyeong sseoya hal ge jureosseo
And I don’t need your love
naegen sarangeun hanaui game
modeun ge da saerowo
Now I know it
gati bonaen goseseo ttan saenggakhae
dareun yeojadeureul bomyeo useo haemalkge
jal jinaeji mwo eotteokhae
Now you wanna comeback
But I ain’t got no time for that
Cuz everything is better
kkeullineun daero kkeullineun daero
It’s alright, alright
I don’t even need you
kkeullineun daero kkeullineun daero
It’s alright, alright
da jinagani
I’m all good without you
I’m all good without you
I’m all good without you
I’m all good
I don’t even need you
al su eopsji naeireun
Miss calls and girls waiting
honjayeoseo deo jeulgeowo
yejeoncheoreom doel suga eopseo neowa nan
I can’t stand another day
ijen gati bonaen goseseo ttan saenggakhae
dareun yeojadeureul bomyeo useo haemalkge
jal jinaeji mwo eotteokhae
Now you wanna comeback
But I ain’t got no time for that
Cuz everything is better
kkeullineun daero kkeullineun daero
It’s alright, alright
I don’t even need you
kkeullineun daero kkeullineun daero
It’s alright, alright
da jinagani
I’m all good without you
I’m all good without you
I’m all good without you
I’m all good
I don’t even need you
I’m all good beoseona gamok
Without you jeulgiji hwanho
I’m all good beoseona gamok
Without you
I ain’t got no problems
naneun gwaenchanha sigan
jinani bulpiryohae neowaui Time
I don’t need no apology
dareun pumeuro tteona
bujaejungin naui
Phone Phone Phone
wonwichi doen naui
Home Home Home
Cuz everything is better
kkeullineun daero kkeullineun daero
It’s alright, alright
I don’t even need you
kkeullineun daero kkeullineun daero
It’s alright, alright
da jinagani
I’m all good without you
I’m all good without you
I’m all good without you
I’m all good
I don’t even need you
It’s alright
Cuz I don’t even need you
It’s alright, It’s alright
Know that I don’t even need you
A post-breakup track where the Korean band repeats 'I don't even need you' like a mantra against doubt. That insistence on being 'all good without you' carries the faint strain of someone still checking their phone. The lyric mentions 'Miss calls and girls waiting' in the same breath as claiming independence, which gives the whole thing a lived-in, slightly messy honesty.
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