A Korean R&B track about leaving everything behind for a spontaneous trip with someone special.
A Korean R&B track about leaving everything behind for a spontaneous trip with someone special.
Most travel songs are about arriving somewhere.
This one lingers in the moment right before departure, where the only requirement is showing up with your documents.
A Korean R&B track about leaving everything behind for a spontaneous trip with someone special.
All I need is your passport
Most travel songs are about arriving somewhere. This one lingers in the moment right before departure, where the only requirement is showing up with your documents. The lyric treats the passport not as bureaucracy but as a token of trust, the one concrete thing that makes the fantasy possible.
The repeated line 'amugeosdo junbi an haess-eo nan amugeosdo pil-yo eobs-eo' translates to 'I didn't prepare anything, I don't need anything.' That's the whole point, the song isn't selling a luxury getaway, it's selling the idea of leaving without a plan. The pressure it answers is the weight of preparation, the fear that you need more than just willingness to go.
It reduces the entire fantasy to a single, practical object. The passport becomes the key that unlocks everything else, the palm trees, the ocean view, the escape from deja vu.
The way 'Wanna go to malibu just with you' sits in the mix, half-sung and half-spoken, gives it the feel of a late-night text rather than a chorus.
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jigeum dangjang chaeng-gyeo ni passport
tikes-eun imi junbidoeeo iss-eo
Wanna go to malibu just with you
Don’t worry no deja vu yeah it’s true
palan pado-e mom-eul deonjyeo
jib-e gagi silh-eul geoya
I'ma give you 20
junbihae baby
All I need is your passport
We’ll fly
Touch the sky
We’re going higher
son-e dah-ass-eo beolsseo
ssod-ajineun palm trees
wileul geol-eo
tteol-eojil geol saeng-gag an haedo doel geol
ulin jayeonseuleowo
deo smooth hage
Grooveleul tajwo
nun-eul kkog gam-ado dwae
meomchulyeo haji ma
Just know that I’ll go slower with you
amugeosdo junbi an haess-eo nan
amugeosdo pil-yo eobs-eo momman
chaeng-gyeo neon neon
Don’t you know know
jeoldaelo kkameogji malgo passport
jigeum dangjang chaeng-gyeo ni passport
tikes-eun imi junbidoeeo iss-eo
Wanna go to malibu just with you
Don’t worry no deja vu yeah it’s true
palan pado-e mom-eul deonjyeo
jib-e gagi silh-eul geoya
I'ma give you 20
junbihae baby
All I need is your passport
We’ll fly
Butterflies are flying
seolleseo jam-I an wass-eo
You’ve been on my mind
geunde neon jigeum nae yeop-e
Time will take us
Sit back relax girl
Enjoy the ocean view
I sungan-eul sigan-eulo bakkwo
meomchugo sip-eo with you
amugeosdo junbi an haess-eo nan
amugeosdo pil-yo eobs-eo momman
chaeng-gyeo neon neon
Don’t you know know
jeoldaelo kkameogji malgo passport
jigeum dangjang chaeng-gyeo ni passport
tikes-eun imi junbidoeeo iss-eo
Wanna go to malibu just with you
Don’t worry no deja vu yeah it’s true
palan pado-e mom-eul deonjyeo
jib-e gagi silh-eul geoya
I'ma give you 20
junbihae baby
All I need is your passport
jigeum dangjang chaeng-gyeo ni passport
A Korean R&B track about leaving everything behind for a spontaneous trip with someone special. Most travel songs are about arriving somewhere. This one lingers in the moment right before departure, where the only requirement is showing up with your documents.
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