A plea for someone to stay, wrapped in the group's signature earnest pop.
A plea for someone to stay, wrapped in the group's signature earnest pop.
There's a quiet stubbornness in asking someone not to leave "like a butterfly." It acknowledges how light and fleeting attraction can feel, then tries to weigh it down with a promise of permanence.
The lyric wants to turn a moment into a home.
A plea for someone to stay, wrapped in the group's signature earnest pop.
Nabicheoreom tteonaneun neo
There's a quiet stubbornness in asking someone not to leave "like a butterfly." It acknowledges how light and fleeting attraction can feel, then tries to weigh it down with a promise of permanence. The lyric wants to turn a moment into a home.
The repeated line "geudae nae mame deureoomyeoneun", if you come into my heart, isn't just a title drop. It's the whole condition. The song hangs on that "if," spinning out what happens next: staying by your side like flowing water, holding your hand right now. It's less about grand romance and more about the simple, urgent need for someone to choose to be there.
Calling someone a butterfly leaving acknowledges their beauty and their flightiness in the same breath. It's a resigned, almost tender way to describe someone who won't stay put.
The way "Someday neowana hamkke handago", someday we'll be together, gets paired with "jigeumkkeos nal anajwo", hold me right now, captures that push and pull between hope and immediacy.
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Dagaseomyeon dwidoraseo meoreojineun neo
Doraseoji mara naegeseo
Ireon nae mam moreuneunji almyeonseodo geureoneunji
Siganman heulleoganeungeol
Seuchideus tteonan neoreul doraseoneun neoreul
Jabeul su itge gido hae
Someday neowana hamkke handago
Geuttaen nareul badajumyeon
Ttwieo gal tende nara gal tende
Geudae nae mame deureoomyeoneun oraeorae geudae gyeote namaseo
Gangmulcheoreom geudae gyeote heureuri
Geudae nae mame deureoomyeoneun
Naesoneul jabajwo
Jigeumkkeos nal anajwo
Nabicheoreom tteonaneun neo
Wanna my heart up inside
Don't have to say goodbyebye
Nan neoreul nohji mothae
Seuchideus tteonan neoreul doraseoneun neoreul
Jabeul su itge gido hae
Someday neowana hamkke handago
Geuttaen nareul anajumyeon
Ttwieo gal tende nara gal tende
Geudae nae mame deureoomyeoneun
Oraeorae geudae gyeote namaseo
Gangmulcheoreom geudae gyeote heureuri
Geudae nae mame deureoomyeoneun
Aetaneun naesimjangeul heundeuneun neol
Tteonal su eoptneun nareul aljanha
Nareul bwa jeoldaero nohjima
Jigeum jabeun du soneul
Ttwieo gal tende nara gal tende
Geudae nae mame deureoomyeoneun
Oraeorae geudae gyeote namaseo
Gangmulcheoreom geudae gyeote heureuri
Geudae nae mame deureoomyeoneun
A plea for someone to stay, wrapped in the group's signature earnest pop. There's a quiet stubbornness in asking someone not to leave "like a butterfly." It acknowledges how light and fleeting attraction can feel, then tries to weigh it down with a promise of permanence. The lyric wants to turn a moment into a home.
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