A solo track where KAI lets the exhaustion of repetition speak for itself.
What sticks is how the lyric avoids explaining the loneliness.
'nuga arajugil baran jeogeun eopseo', there's no one to tell, and no real need to spell it out.
Lyric guide
Blue
A solo track where KAI lets the exhaustion of repetition speak for itself.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Editor's note
KAI's Blue and the weight of everyday loneliness
A solo track where KAI lets the exhaustion of repetition speak for itself.
nan ireoke everyday tto jichyeoga everyday
What sticks is how the lyric avoids explaining the loneliness. 'nuga arajugil baran jeogeun eopseo', there's no one to tell, and no real need to spell it out. The emotion just sits there, unadorned.
The phrase 'nan ireoke everyday tto jichyeoga everyday' does the heavy lifting here. It's not just saying 'I'm tired', it's the weariness that comes from the same feeling returning day after day, the kind that makes even small breaths feel 'hard enough.'
That repetition of 'everyday' turns fatigue into a rhythm. It's not dramatic; it's just how things are, over and over.
The way 'Everyday' repeats, almost like a sigh at the end of each thought.
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What to keep in your ear
the pull of "nuga arajugil baran jeogeun eopseo"
the pull of "nan ireoke everyday tto jichyeoga everyday"
the pull of "I'm tired"
Lyrics
Blue
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I don't even know
ijen naega mwol wonhaneunji
oeroun geonji anim oeropgo sipeun geonji
meonghani nal geoure bichueo
naega aldeon nan yeogi meomchueo
jogeumssik da heuryeojyeo
Yeah, I'm lonely
Yeah, I'm lonely
nuga arajugil baran jeogeun eopseo
ireon naui mameul seolmyeonghal sun eopseo
amu mal eopsi hold on me
ireon maljocha hard to me
jageun meonjicheoreom garaango sipeo
jamsi sigan soge meomchwo itgo sipeo
naebaenneun hansum hard enough
deo jiteojin jeongmak bad enough
nan ireoke everyday
tto jichyeoga everyday
Everyday
eojjeomyeon jigeum naega jogeum pigonhanga bwa
hanttae dajeonghaetdeon anbumajeo budami dwae nan
And uh
siganeun tto heulleogago
i gibuneun nal nureugo
nuga arajugil baran jeogeun eopseo
ireon naui mameul seolmyeonghal sun eopseo
amu mal eopsi hold on me
ireon maljocha hard to me
jageun meonjicheoreom garaango sipeo
jamsi sigan soge meomchwo itgo sipeo
naebaenneun hansum hard enough
deo jiteojin jeongmak bad enough
nan ireoke everyday
tto jichyeoga everyday
Everyday
eonjenga modu jinaganeun geo ara
naeireun jom deo gwaenchanajil geo gata
honjanmareul hae never enough for me
jamdeulji mothae nareul dallaego
Everyday
nal jabajwo everyday
butjabajwo everyday
nal anajwo everyday
Everyday
Everyday
nal jabajwo everyday
butjabajwo everyday
nal anajwo everyday
Everyday
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What is "Blue" by KAI (EXO) about?
A solo track where KAI lets the exhaustion of repetition speak for itself. What sticks is how the lyric avoids explaining the loneliness. 'nuga arajugil baran jeogeun eopseo', there's no one to tell, and no real need to spell it out.
Who performs "Blue"?
KAI (EXO) performs "Blue", and this lyric page sits inside the KAI (EXO) catalog on LyroVerse.
Does LyroVerse have an editor's note for "Blue"?
Yes. The page carries the LyroVerse editor's note "KAI's Blue and the weight of everyday loneliness", followed by the full lyric and related songs.
Are there related songs to explore after "Blue"?
Yes. The related section below points to Mmmh and Hello Stranger with a short reason for opening each page next.
Where can I find more songs by KAI (EXO)?
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