A solo track where Changkyun wrestles with his own reflection, backed by YESEO.
A solo track where Changkyun wrestles with his own reflection, backed by YESEO.
The song leans hard on the English phrase "I'm only human," but the Korean verses do the heavier lifting.
They sketch a specific person who once held a pencil wanting to be a scientist, which makes the broad question "Who am I?" feel earned, not just a pop trope.
A solo track where Changkyun wrestles with his own reflection, backed by YESEO.
"Nae ireumcheoreom kkot pigo sipji"
The song leans hard on the English phrase "I'm only human," but the Korean verses do the heavier lifting. They sketch a specific person who once held a pencil wanting to be a scientist, which makes the broad question "Who am I?" feel earned, not just a pop trope.
The repeated plea "Nae ireumcheoreom kkot pigo sipji", I want to bloom like my name, feels less like ambition and more like a quiet demand to become real. He's saying the name he carries should mean something visible, a flower that actually opens, not just a word. It's the pressure of a name that hasn't yet grown into its own shape.
Wanting to bloom like your name is a wish to become what you're already called, to catch up with the identity you were given. It's a quiet, stubborn kind of hope.
YESEO's featuring vocal floats in the background like a faint echo, almost another layer of the singer's own thoughts.
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Eoril jeogen geuraessji
Gwahakjaga nan deol
Georamyeo yeonpil jabassji
Shit!
Jiugaega malhaessji
Geugeon aniramyeo
Jeogeonaen geol da jiwossji
Geoure bichin ge
Mwonji nae jasinjocha mollasseossne
Eoreun doegi sirheossgie
Uigusimi keojyeossne
Mwoga goelleomji haryeonji duryeowossne
Seongoboda nae jashin
Mwol wihae taeeonanji
(Taeeonanji, taeeonanji)
Ppurireul chajgo sipji
Nae kkochi jigo tto yeolmaeggaji
Nae ireumcheoreom kkot pigo sipji
Nae ireumcheoreom kkot pigo sipji
I'm only human can you see me now
I'm only human can you feel me now
The question who am I
Kihoe guhoe mal
The question who am I
Ijen huhoe ma
The question who am I
Kihoe guhoe mal
The question who am I
Ijen huhoe ma
The question who am I
The question who am I
Who am I? Who am I?
Naega neol pyohyeonhago sipeo
Dabeodeuleul jeogeumyeo
Chim twigimyeo jongil baetgon haesseo
Hago sipeun daero hamyeo modu
Salgie gyobogeul beotgo
Naega nareul orinhaesseo
Igeosi nae gilira wirohamyeo
Namgeulgwan dareuge
Woeroeum dallae aesseo
Umkeurin chae gasibatgil ireona
Nae gyeolmareun jeongmira
Malhago sipeo
Ajikdo nam issneun uimunjeon
Ige nal umjigineum wondonglyeok
Nega mworadeun singyeong an sseo
Gwi anin mami deutgo isseo
Seongoboda nae jashin
Mwol wihae taeeonanji
(Taeeonanji, taeeonanji)
Ppurireul chajgo sipji
Nae kkochi jigo tto yeolmaeggaji
Nae ireumcheoreom kkot pigo sipji
Nae ireumcheoreom kkot pigo sipji
I'm only human can you see me now
I'm only human can you feel me now
The question who am I
Kihoe guhoe mal
The question who am I
Ijen huhoe ma
The question who am I
Kihoe guhoe mal
The question who am I
Ijen huhoe ma
The question who am I
The question who am I
Who am I? Who am I?
You can see my life
You can see my start
Looking in my eyes
You can see my rise
I’m only human can you see me now
I’m only human can you feel me now
The question who am I
Kihoe guhoe mal
The question who am I
Ijen huhoe ma
The question who am I
Kihoe guhoe mal
The question who am I
Ijen huhoe ma
The question who am I
The question who am I
Who am I? Who am I?
A solo track where Changkyun wrestles with his own reflection, backed by YESEO. The song leans hard on the English phrase "I'm only human," but the Korean verses do the heavier lifting. They sketch a specific person who once held a pencil wanting to be a scientist, which makes the broad question "Who am I?" feel earned, not just a pop trope.
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