A K-Pop anthem about a love that lingers like a film reel stuck on repeat.
A K-Pop anthem about a love that lingers like a film reel stuck on repeat.
The lyric treats memory like a physical object you can't shake off, something that piles up and flows whether you want it to or not.
It's a stubborn, almost inconvenient truth dressed in the language of old film and starlight.
A K-Pop anthem about a love that lingers like a film reel stuck on repeat.
kkumi anin geol arado, yeah
The lyric treats memory like a physical object you can't shake off, something that piles up and flows whether you want it to or not. It's a stubborn, almost inconvenient truth dressed in the language of old film and starlight.
The phrase "sumanheun jangmyeoneul dameun sigandeuri heulleoga", countless moments piled up and flowing, does the heavy lifting. It's not just one memory, it's the weight of all of them together, a stack of time that keeps replaying. The singer knows it's not a dream, "kkumi anin geol arado," but that doesn't stop the feeling.
That quiet "yeah" after acknowledging it's not a dream feels like a resigned sigh. It's the sound of giving up on arguing with the feeling.
The way "I can't get, get you off my mind" cuts through the Korean verses sticks with you. It's a plain English admission in the middle of all that imagery.
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gin bameul humchyeo, slowly
nae juwireul balgge muldeurin daeum
Repeat hundred times
byeori dwae, come back to you
chueogi beonjyeo faded
eonjenga nega nareul ijeodo
nega bon haneure
oeroi bichnal su issgil
sumanheun jangmyeoneul dameun sigandeuri heulleoga
machi hanpyeone jjayeojin yeonghwagati
gameun nuneul tteobwado ajikdo kkumman gata
kkumi anin geol arado, yeah
I can't get, get you off my mind
ijeodo ijeul su eobsneun geol
gomaun gieokdeuri ssahyeodo
geu cheoeumeun eonjena neoyeosseo
meon husnal yeonghwaga kkeutnago
bamhaneul arae byeori ollagal ttae
useumyeo dasi nega malhalge
nae machimpyoneun baro neorago (baby, you)
ama geu ttaeneun maybe
i iyagie kkeutinji molla
doedoraoneun bameul
gadeuk chaeun nae lullaby
naege jun emotion
apeurodo goerobhilji molla
gwageoe mukkin chae
honjaseo banghwanghaneun neol bol suneun eobseo
sumanheun jangmyeoneul dameun sigandeuri heulleoga
machi hanpyeone jjayeojin yeonghwagati
gameun nuneul tteobwado ajikdo kkumman gata
kkumi anin geol arado, yeah
I can't get, get you off my mind
ijeodo ijeul su eobsneun geol
gomaun gieokdeuri ssahyeodo
geu cheoeumeun eonjena neoyeosseo
meon husnal yeonghwaga kkeutnago
bamhaneul arae byeori ollagal ttae
useumyeo dasi nega malhalge
nae machimpyoneun baro neorago (Baby, you)
holyeonhi balgwanghaneun byeol hana
deuriweojin geurimjareul gamchweo nwa
charari deo pumeobeorin
Day and night, when in my life
dasi bijeonaego issneun i bam
Going back to you, bring me down
namaissdeon mameul kkeonaen sungan, feel you (Oh, woah)
I can't get, get you off my mind
ijeodo ijeul su eobsneun geol
gomaun gieokdeuri ssahyeodo
geu cheoeumeun eonjena neoyeosseo
meon husnal yeonghwaga kkeutnago
bamhaneul arae byeori ollagal ttae
useumyeo dasi nega malhalge
nae machimpyoneun baro neorago (Baby, you)
A K-Pop anthem about a love that lingers like a film reel stuck on repeat. The lyric treats memory like a physical object you can't shake off, something that piles up and flows whether you want it to or not. It's a stubborn, almost inconvenient truth dressed in the language of old film and starlight.
KINGDOM (K-Pop) performs "Period", and this lyric page sits inside the KINGDOM (K-Pop) catalog on LyroVerse.
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