A Korean indie band's atmospheric plea to escape the familiar and chase something new.
A Korean indie band's atmospheric plea to escape the familiar and chase something new.
The lyric leans on the car as a temporary shelter, a place where singing a song or dreaming a dream can stand in for a real destination.
It's a restless kind of devotion to the idea of leaving, even if you're just circling the block.
A Korean indie band's atmospheric plea to escape the familiar and chase something new.
"Johahago miwohaneun geon da jichyeosseo"
The lyric leans on the car as a temporary shelter, a place where singing a song or dreaming a dream can stand in for a real destination. It's a restless kind of devotion to the idea of leaving, even if you're just circling the block.
The repeated line "Let's sit in my car get out of this town" isn't a plan, it's a pressure valve. It answers the fatigue in "Johahago miwohaneun geon da jichyeosseo", liking and hating things has grown tiresome. The words want motion before the feeling settles in for good.
That admission, being tired of both liking and hating things, is what makes the car ride necessary. It's the quiet reason behind all the loud, repeated invitations to go.
The way "All day baby all night long" locks into the rhythm makes the escape feel endless, not urgent.
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Let's sit in my car
Mujakjeong tteona
Ne juwireul bwa
Nollajineun ma
Gilgo gin siganeul dallyeoseo
Jeogi badaga boyeo
Saeroun punggyeonggwa saramdeul
Ije naneun tteonallae
Hey look at the stars
Byeori bichnaneun bam
Haneul jom bwa
Urin mwol nohchigo sarassneunji
Johahago miwohaneun geon da jichyeosseo
Oneureun da ijgo jeulgija
Amudo uril moreunikka
Let's sit in my car get out of this town
Let's sit in my car get out of this town
All day baby all night long
Uri norae bureuja
All day baby all night long
Uri kkumeul kkwoboja
Let's jump in my car
Moraeseongeul jisgo mualkol hanjan
Chwihal geosman gata
Gibun joheun bam
Gibun joheun vibe
I eumak jemogi mwoji
Sanggwaneopseo chumchumyeon doeji
Let's sit in my car get out of this town
Let's sit in my car get out of this town
All day baby all night long
Uri norae bureuja
All day baby all night long
Uri kkumeul kkwoboja
Let's sit in my car get out of this town
Let's sit in my car get out of this town
All day baby all night long
Uri norae bureuja
All day baby all night long
Uri kkumeul kkwoboja
All day all night long
Hamkke norae bureuja
Say all day all night long
Hamkke kkumeul kkwoboja
Say all day all night long
Hamkke norae bureuja
Say all day all night long
Uri chumeul chwoboja
Let's sit in my car get out of this town
Let's sit in my car get out of this town
All day baby all night long
Uri norae bureuja
All day baby all night long
Uri chumeul chwoboja
Let's sit in my car get out of this town
Let's sit in my car get out of this town
All day baby all night long
Uri norae bureuja
All day baby all night long
Uri chumeul chwoboja
Let's sit in my car
Oneureun tteonaja
A Korean indie band's atmospheric plea to escape the familiar and chase something new. The lyric leans on the car as a temporary shelter, a place where singing a song or dreaming a dream can stand in for a real destination. It's a restless kind of devotion to the idea of leaving, even if you're just circling the block.
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