A Korean pop track where a single moment keeps pulling someone back against their better judgment.
A Korean pop track where a single moment keeps pulling someone back against their better judgment.
Most love songs are about wanting something or remembering something fondly.
This one is about a memory that has agency, it actively 'flies me around' against the narrator's will.
A Korean pop track where a single moment keeps pulling someone back against their better judgment.
Ajjilhaettteon geu sunganui neukkim dalkomhage nal nallyeobeorin geoya
Most love songs are about wanting something or remembering something fondly. This one is about a memory that has agency, it actively 'flies me around' against the narrator's will. The conflict isn't between two people, but between a person and their own nervous system holding onto one perfect instant.
The phrase 'Ajjilhaettteon geu sunganui neukkim', that feeling from that dizzying moment, is what the whole song orbits. It's not about the kiss itself, but about the physical memory of it that keeps showing up uninvited. The narrator knows they should pretend it didn't happen, but the sensation is too sweet to ignore, and it keeps pulling them back to the person's lips.
That line captures the whole problem: a feeling so sweet it takes control. It's not a choice to remember; the memory itself has the wheel now.
The way the phrase 'naege dagawa' (come to me) repeats, almost like a plea the narrator can't stop making to themselves.
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Oneul ttara wae irae nareul wae geureoke boneunde
keomkeomhan bam cha-eseo bunwigineun wae jamneunde
eotteokhae geudae-ui ipssuri dagawa (naege dagawa)
deo-isang daranal sudo eopsseul geot gata eojjeona
Ajjilhaettteon geu sunganui neukkim dalkomhage nal nallyeobeorin geoya
geudaega nareul ikkeuneun goseuro
ireomyeon andwae saenggageun haedo geudaereul milchyeonaeryeogo haebwado
eojjeomyeon joha himi andeureoga
Danghwanghaneun moseuptto oneulttara sarangseureoweo
nae ma-eumeun gamchugo hwanan pyojeong ji-eulgeoya
eotteokhae geuraedo dashi tto dagawa (naege dagawa)
ibeonen jeongmal shireun cheokhaeya haneunde eojjeona
Ajjilhaettteon geu sunganui neukkim dalkomhage nal nallyeobeorin geoya
geudaega nareul ikkeuneun goseuro
ireomyeon andwae saenggageun haedo geudaereul milchyeonaeryeogo haebwado
eojjeomyeon joha himi andeureoga
A Korean pop track where a single moment keeps pulling someone back against their better judgment. Most love songs are about wanting something or remembering something fondly. This one is about a memory that has agency, it actively 'flies me around' against the narrator's will.
Kan Mi Yeon performs "Kiss (feat. No Hong Chul)", and this lyric page sits inside the Kan Mi Yeon catalog on LyroVerse.
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