The co-ed quartet imagines a night flight through Paris, Tokyo, and an infinite starlit sky.
The co-ed quartet imagines a night flight through Paris, Tokyo, and an infinite starlit sky.
Paris and Tokyo aren't destinations but sensations you sleep through and wake up inside.
It turns travel into a shared, private language where the only map is how you feel.
The co-ed quartet imagines a night flight through Paris, Tokyo, and an infinite starlit sky.
Flying through the moonlight
The lyric treats geography like a mood. Paris and Tokyo aren't destinations but sensations you sleep through and wake up inside. It turns travel into a shared, private language where the only map is how you feel.
The repeated plea 'nal anabwa jigeumiya neukkyeobwa', 'hold me now, feel it', is less a request and more a quiet insistence. It's the sound of someone trying to make a perfect, fleeting moment real by asking you to confirm it's happening. They're not just describing the moonlight; they need you to feel it with them.
It's not a metaphor for freedom; it's the actual plan. The phrase becomes the vehicle itself, the thing carrying you from one skyline to the next.
The way 'Flying through the moonlight' returns, each time softer, like a thought you can't let go of.
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Higher, higher
Man, we feeling so high right now
Higher, higher
Tell me where you wanna go
Flying through the moonlight
Say the word
Flying through the moonlight
I’ll take you there
We can go to sleep in Paris
Wake up
nae pumsogeseo in Tokyo
eoryeosseul ttae geu jigubone
sangsangeuroman bwawassdeon geugoseuro
urin bihaenggodo baby
i gibuncheoreom olligo baby
New world hyanghago
dalbicceul tdulheo skyline tago
Flying through the moonlight
bambarami pogeunhan dalbiccgwa
uril bangyeojugo issjanha
Flying through the moonlight
gidaryeoon i sunganeul
Flying through the moonlight
Moonlight, moonlight
nal anabwa jigeumiya neukkyeobwa
That’s right, so high, all night
jeo flying through
The moonlight
Oh ah oh ah
gibuni oh ah oh ah
Allright gwanghwalhan
jeo skyline
sigongganeul neomeo daeche mwoga isseulkka
seonmanghaessdeon cosmosui
Atmosphere
pieonan purehaessdeon
dongsimui keuriseumaseu
byeoreul dameun ni nungwa talmeun
nunape pyeolchyeojyeo issneun infinite stella
jeongwaneun dareun chawon
Fly so high then better
nagwon lego
Flying through the moonlight
bambarami pogeunhan dalbiccgwa
uril bangyeojugo issjanha
Flying through the moonlight
gidaryeoon i sunganeul
Flying through the moonlight
Moonlight, moonlight
nal anabwa jigeumiya neukkyeobwa
That’s right, so high, all night
jeo flying through
The moonlight
eoneudeot saebyeogangaega
suchaehwacheoreom beonjigo
orora bicckkal mujigae dwiro
haessari banjjak muneul dudeuryeo
uril hyanghae bichwo tto narabwa
Skyline
Moonlight, moonlight, moonlight
nal anabwa jigeumiya neukkyeobwa
That’s right so high all night
jeo flying through
The moonlight
Higher higher higher higher
Uh oh ah oh my luv
Higher higher higher higher
uh oh ah oh ah
The co-ed quartet imagines a night flight through Paris, Tokyo, and an infinite starlit sky. Paris and Tokyo aren't destinations but sensations you sleep through and wake up inside. It turns travel into a shared, private language where the only map is how you feel.
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