A duet that turns the need for reassurance into a playful, almost desperate plea.
A duet that turns the need for reassurance into a playful, almost desperate plea.
The song makes its central want so plain it becomes a kind of game.
All that internal chatter, 'I don't know, I'm going crazy', finally boils down to a demand for a vocal cue, any cue.
A duet that turns the need for reassurance into a playful, almost desperate plea.
Let me hear you say
The song makes its central want so plain it becomes a kind of game. All that internal chatter, 'I don't know, I'm going crazy', finally boils down to a demand for a vocal cue, any cue.
The Korean lines talk about being confused, not knowing, and feeling like you're going crazy. Then it shifts to 'Let me hear you say' with those do-do-do sounds. It's someone who's had enough of the guessing and just needs the words said out loud, even if it's just a silly melody.
It's the whole song right there. After all the back-and-forth, the singer just wants to hear the thing voiced, to make it real in the air between them.
The way the 'Do-do-do-do-ru' hook cuts through the verses. It feels less like a romantic line and more like a rhythmic trigger.
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Uidohan geonji wonrae geureon geonjin nan
Jal moreugessjiman
Jakku geureom na jinjjaro
Michyeobeoriljido molla
Donghae mulgwa nan la la la
Gwaenhi ttan goseul bwa bwa bwa
Nado moreuge ttam ttam ttam heulliji
Neo geureol ttaemada da da
Kkamahge sogi ta ta ta
Neon jigeum ige cham cham cham jaemissji
Chungbunhi chimyeongjeogin neo
Amugeosdo an haedo
Sarangseureowo nan jukgesseo
Geuraeyo naega jyeosseoyo
Meomchwo stop geogikkaji
Jinjja geureodaga saram jabayo
Eotteol ttaen naega neoboda deo
Sunjinhan geot gata
That’s right
Saram gajgo noneun ge aju botong aninde
Geureon banjeondo johdeora
Donghae mulgwa nan la la la
Gwaenhi ttan goseul bwa bwa bwa
Nado moreuge ttam ttam ttam heulliji
Neo geureol ttaemada da da
Kkamahge sogi ta ta ta
Neon jigeum ige cham cham cham jaemissji
Chungbunhi chimyeongjeogin neo
Amugeosdo an haedo
Sarangseureowo nan jukgesseo
Geuraeyo naega jyeosseoyo
Meomchwo stop geogikkaji
Jinjja geureodaga saram jabayo
Let me hear you say
Do-do-do-do-ru
Do-do-do do-do-do-do-ru
Let me hear you say
Do-do-do-do-ru bba-bba-ya
Let me hear you say
Do-do-do-do-ru
Do-do-do do-do-do-do-ru
Let me hear you say
Do-do-do-do-ru bba-bba-ya
Neom danghwanghanikka
Deo gwiyeowoseo nolligo sipeo
Daheul mankeum deo dagagamyeon
Tto eotteon pyojeongilji gunggeumhaejyeo
Oh nan yakgan geureon saenggak jung
Banggeum nega jipin bul
Aljanha geureohgo geureon geo
Geuraeyo naega jyeosseoyo
Meomchwo stop geogikkaji
Jinjja geureodaga saram jabayo
Let me hear you say
Do-do-do-do-ru
Do-do-do do-do-do-do-ru
Let me hear you say
Do-do-do-do-ru bba-bba-ya
Let me hear you say
Do-do-do-do-ru
Do-do-do do-do-do-do-ru
Let me hear you say
Do-do-do-do-ru bba-bba-ya
A duet that turns the need for reassurance into a playful, almost desperate plea. The song makes its central want so plain it becomes a kind of game. All that internal chatter, 'I don't know, I'm going crazy', finally boils down to a demand for a vocal cue, any cue.
K.Will performs "Let Me Hear You Say (feat. Soyou)", and this lyric page sits inside the K.Will catalog on LyroVerse.
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