A song about being caught in a love that feels like a crime, with UNE on the feature.
A song about being caught in a love that feels like a crime, with UNE on the feature.
The lyric leans on that criminal metaphor without over-explaining it, which keeps the feeling raw.
It's less about the crime and more about the guilt and the weird comfort of being punished for something you'd do again.
A song about being caught in a love that feels like a crime, with UNE on the feature.
Missing you I'm locked up again
The lyric leans on that criminal metaphor without over-explaining it, which keeps the feeling raw. It's less about the crime and more about the guilt and the weird comfort of being punished for something you'd do again.
The phrase 'Missing you I'm locked up again' does a lot of work. It's not just about longing; it's about a cycle you can't break, where the memory itself becomes the cell. You hear the resignation in it, like he's accepted this as his sentence.
It's the whole song in one line, the addiction, the punishment, and the fact that it's happening all over. There's no way out, and he knows it.
The way 'criminal' hangs in the chorus, almost sighed, sticks with you.
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Hi, tto nareul goeropineun
heurithan neo in mind
changbakkeun balgeundedo
Bye, insado ppurichineun
naui joechaekgam mariya
Leaving me nowhere to go
Too bad that I've been caught, unlucky
gyeolguge nan butjapyeonne
geurae nan mattanghi
beolbadaya hal criminal
Missing you I'm locked up again
Hi
neol eodiseo bwatdeora?
nachi igeun geo gatae
ireumeun al geot gatgido
heullin nunmureun da teoreosseo
majimak ni songilcheoreom
geu bin gonggan cham jal eoullyeo, next to you
Baby can't you see?
ireon nae maeumi
neo ttaemunin geol jal aljana (yeah)
Tell me what you see?
mwoga boineunde?
seolma da jinagan
geuttae uri
(Too bad that I've)
Too bad that I've been caught, (been caught)
Unlucky
gyeolguge nan butjapyeonne
geurae nan mattanghi
beolbadaya hal criminal
Missing you I'm locked up again
I just wanna apologize
gyeolguk neol tteonabonaegoseoya
huhoel hane
Too bad that I've been caught, unlucky
gyeolguge nan butjapyeonne
geurae nan mattanghi
beolbadaya hal criminal
Missing you I'm locked up again
neol saranghaetgie I'm lucky (yeah)
na gakkeum neol geuryeobolge
The photographs of you
haengbokae boineun neo
inae maeumeul noke dwae
geurae nan ije
Oh, useul su isseul geot gatae
A song about being caught in a love that feels like a crime, with UNE on the feature. The lyric leans on that criminal metaphor without over-explaining it, which keeps the feeling raw. It's less about the crime and more about the guilt and the weird comfort of being punished for something you'd do again.
JUNNY performs "Mugshot (feat. UNE)", and this lyric page sits inside the JUNNY catalog on LyroVerse.
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