A Korean indie track about growing up, rewriting your own story, and finding strength in what others can't see.
A Korean indie track about growing up, rewriting your own story, and finding strength in what others can't see.
The phrase 'That is my power' follows 'I know one day I'll die' so closely it almost interrupts the thought.
It's not about defiance or bravery in a grand sense, it's about claiming the one thing nobody can take: your own end, and the freedom that comes with admitting it.
A Korean indie track about growing up, rewriting your own story, and finding strength in what others can't see.
But you still don't know me
The phrase 'That is my power' follows 'I know one day I'll die' so closely it almost interrupts the thought. It's not about defiance or bravery in a grand sense, it's about claiming the one thing nobody can take: your own end, and the freedom that comes with admitting it. The power isn't in living forever; it's in knowing you won't, and building your throne anyway.
It repeats like a reminder, not a complaint. The song builds this whole interior world, purple and blue skies, a personal galleria, and that line becomes the door nobody else has the key to. The not-knowing is the point.
The way 'I know one day I'll die' sits right before the chorus, blunt and matter-of-fact, then pivots into 'That is my power' without any dramatic swell. It's a quiet gear shift.
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al su eomneun mari dora geokkuroman ganeun
ssehan neukkim, oneul haru bittureojin noeul
swipge malhan dajime tto golaganeun geoya
eoreuni doemyeon himdeulgeona apado chamneun geoya
Hmm, I wanna be myself
When you call my name again
yeongwonhaji mothan I gamjeongdo
oneulttara jal boyeo
nae maeum eogwie ssayeoganeun geon
banpumi doeeobeorin naui
chueok geu sangcheoppunimyeo
aswiumman deo keugе
Someone needs to watch me fly high
Rеwrite the night
geuttaeui neon naui jeonsimuri doeeo
nareul jabadueoya hae
I know one day I'll die (oh)
That is my power (ooh)
But you still don't know me
nugungaui geokjeong
I know the stars in the night (night)
That is my power
But you still don't know me
dasi mudyeojineun gamgak
yeogil tteonaseo saeroun kkumeul kkwo
norae malgo ije nareul wihan modeun geo
sigani jinamyeon dasi doraol tejiman
My dream is not gonna shine
Like before anymore
That's how I grow up, it's fine
That's how I grow up, it's fine
For me to sit on the throne
oneulttara jal boyeo
nae maeum eogwie ssayeoganeun geon
banpumi doeeobeorin naui
chueok geu sangcheoppunimyeo
aswiumman deo keuge
Someone needs to watch me fly high
Rewrite the night
geuttaeui neon naui jeonsimuri doeeo
nareul jabadueoya hae
I know one day I'll die
That is my power
But you still don't know me
nugungaui geokjeong
I know the stars in the night
That is my power
But you still don't know me
dasi mudyeojineun gamgak
Welcome to my, jeonsijang
cheonjangeun nopa
saekkkareun, purple and blueya
nawa hamkke inneun dongan
ne maeumen buri na
jeonburan mariya
aekja teureun neoui banjigo
neol sesange dama
i siganeun nae, galleria
i siganeun nae, galleria
A Korean indie track about growing up, rewriting your own story, and finding strength in what others can't see. The phrase 'That is my power' follows 'I know one day I'll die' so closely it almost interrupts the thought. It's not about defiance or bravery in a grand sense, it's about claiming the one thing nobody can take: your own end, and the freedom that comes with admitting it.
KIMMUSEUM performs "Hidden Castle", and this lyric page sits inside the KIMMUSEUM catalog on LyroVerse.
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