A Korean pop artist looks back on a decade of love, confusion, and petty days.
A Korean pop artist looks back on a decade of love, confusion, and petty days.
Instead, it treats the twenties as a series of small, sometimes stupid events, "stupid" is right there in the text, that leave no clear evidence when they're over.
That's a sharper, more honest take than most farewells to youth manage.
A Korean pop artist looks back on a decade of love, confusion, and petty days.
just petty days just bubble days goodbye 20
The lyric doesn't romanticize youth. Instead, it treats the twenties as a series of small, sometimes stupid events, "stupid" is right there in the text, that leave no clear evidence when they're over. That's a sharper, more honest take than most farewells to youth manage.
She keeps asking "Naman irae?", is it just me?, and wondering if everyone else is happy or busy while she's stuck. The pressure in that phrase is real: it's the fear that your own confusion is a private failure. When she calls them "just petty days just bubble days," it's not dismissive; it's a quiet admission that so much of what fills your twenties feels weightless in hindsight.
It's the shrug in those words that gets you. She's not calling the decade meaningless, just acknowledging how insubstantial so much of it felt while it was happening.
The way she delivers "how about your 20, girl?" twice, almost like a challenge to herself, sticks with you.
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My 20 dagasseo amugeotdo hangeeobseo
My 20 dagasseo duribeongeorin my 20
Eomman nal nallaricheoreom nae bameul gusokharyeohae
Maeryeogeomneun nerd ureonni hiseuteri naegeman
Yuilhage tonghaneun appan jal bolsuga eobseo
Aesseo gan daehak jatoehagopeun bepeu punyeomman
Naman irae? Dadeul haengbokhaenni how about your 20, girl?
Wae irae? Dadeul jjaritaenni how about your 20,girl?
Summakhineun sarang ol jul arasseo
Machi naege sinsegye yeollil geotcheoreom stupid
Oh, just petty days just bubble days goodbye 20
My 20 dagasseo saranghaesseotdeon neo gasseo
My 20 nollaesseo ibyeorui huyujeung eobseo
Machim ittaeda sipeo myeot nyeoseok kkeoltteokdaeryeohae
Naega wonhan geu saram naegeman sinikeolhae soksanghae
Yuilhage tonghaneun bepeu nyeoseok yeojan sirtane
Sesange jel jaeseopdeon ae yeppeojyeosseo byeonsin
Naman irae? Dadeul haengbokhaenni how about your 20,girl?
Wae irae? Dadeul jjaritaenni how about your 20, girl?
Summakhineun sarang ol jul arasseo
Machi naege sinsegye yeollil geotcheoreom stupid
Oh just petty days just bubble days goodbye 20
Woo oh oh, woo oh oh, oh
Woo oh oh, woo oh oh, oh
Dadeul jjaritae
Woo oh oh, woo oh oh, oh
Woo oh oh, woo oh oh, oh
Seumusal eodilgana mangnae eoreun mangnae eonjekkajina mangnae
Jamjako jideul malman deureumyeon doendae
Seumusal ijen hanjan harae neukkihan mallo
Don’t fucking touch me
Summakhineun sarang ol jul arasseo
Machi naege sinsegye yeollil geotcheoreom stupid
Oh, just petty days just bubble days goodbye 20
Summakhineun sarang ol jul arasseo
Machi naege sinsegye yeollil geot cheoreom stupid
Oh, just petty days just bubble days please 21
A Korean pop artist looks back on a decade of love, confusion, and petty days. Instead, it treats the twenties as a series of small, sometimes stupid events, "stupid" is right there in the text, that leave no clear evidence when they're over. That's a sharper, more honest take than most farewells to youth manage.
Lim Kim performs "Goodbye 20", and this lyric page sits inside the Lim Kim catalog on LyroVerse.
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