A song about being the steady presence when everything else feels like wind.
A song about being the steady presence when everything else feels like wind.
The lyric uses 'baram' as both a metaphor for fleetingness and a phonetic anchor for the song's hook.
It's less about explaining love and more about the physical sensation of being blown around yet choosing to stay grounded for someone.
A song about being the steady presence when everything else feels like wind.
Nan baramcheoreom wasseo
The lyric uses 'baram' as both a metaphor for fleetingness and a phonetic anchor for the song's hook. It's less about explaining love and more about the physical sensation of being blown around yet choosing to stay grounded for someone.
It's someone trying to prove their constancy while admitting 'I'm not going anywhere geunyang jinaga baby', which translates roughly to 'I'm just passing by, baby', a contradiction that feels more honest than any straightforward promise.
It means 'I came like the wind,' which sets up the entire tension, arriving with force but insisting on permanence.
The way 'seuttarabarap' punctuates the verses gives the whole track a breezy, almost tactile rhythm.
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Nan namuwado gata saenggagi
Manhji ipi dallin geot gati
Seuttarabarap baram bune sege
Well I don’t really know da
Tteoreotteurilkka gomineul hal ttae
Barame seuttarabarap baby
Nan baramcheoreom wasseo (seuttabarabarap)
Neol heundeullyeogo hae (seuttabaraba geulsse nan)
Dagaol ttae daehal ttae neon josimhaeya dwae
Neol hechil maeumeun eopseo (eotteohge ara)
Neol deryeogaryeo hae (nan umjigil su eopseo)
I’m not going anywhere geunyang jinaga baby
I’ve always been, I’ve always been
Eonjena there for you (barama)
Dareun baramdeureun neul hesgallige bureosseo babe
I’ve always been, I’ve always been
Eonjena there for you (barama)
I wanna love you too nareul
Bureotteuryeojwo (hold me down)
Naragal geot gata saenggakdeureun
Machi nalgae dallin geot gati
Seuttarabarap naragane meollie yeah
Eodiro galji araya halkka gomineul hal ttae
Barameun seuttarabarap bune
Let me take you there wherever you wanna go
Neol naege matgyeo neodo
Manyage naega neoege eopsdamyeon
Geuttaen seopseophaji tto myeot gaji malhajamyeon
Nega deoul ttaen naega sikhyeojulge
Chuumyeon bikyeojulge oeropge neukkyeojil ttaeneun
Neul neoui gyeote naega isseojulge
From east to the west neukkyeojyeo nega heundeullineun ge
From north to the south just say yes babe
Nan baramcheoreom wasseo (seuttabarabarap)
Neol heundeullyeogo hae (seuttabaraba geulsse nan)
Dagaol ttae daehal ttae neon josimhaeya dwae
Neol hechil maeumeun eopseo (eotteohge ara)
Neol deryeogaryeo hae (nan umjigil su eopseo)
But I wanna be with you nareul deryeoga baby
I’ve always been, I’ve always been
Eonjena there for you (barama)
Dareun baramdeureun neul hesgallige bureosseo babe
I’ve always been, I’ve always been
Eonjena there for you (barama)
I wanna love you too nareul bureotteuryeojwo
I just wanna love you baby you’re blowing my mind
I just wanna love you too cause you blow my mind
I just wanna love you baby you’re blowing my mind
I just wanna love you too cause you blow my mind
I’ve always been, I’ve always been
Eonjena there for you (barama)
Dareun baramdeureun neul hesgallige bureosseo babe
I’ve always been, I’ve always been
Eonjena there for you (barama)
I wanna love you too nareul bureotteuryeojwo
A song about being the steady presence when everything else feels like wind. The lyric uses 'baram' as both a metaphor for fleetingness and a phonetic anchor for the song's hook. It's less about explaining love and more about the physical sensation of being blown around yet choosing to stay grounded for someone.
Lim Kim performs "Barama (feat. Beenzino)", and this lyric page sits inside the Lim Kim catalog on LyroVerse.
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