The 2009 track that introduced the group's confident, energetic sound.
The 2009 track that introduced the group's confident, energetic sound.
The lyric moves between Korean and English with a natural, almost conversational flow that mirrors the song's energy.
The repeated 'Oh yeah' isn't just a hook, it's the sound of confidence building, a mantra that turns declaration into feeling.
The 2009 track that introduced the group's confident, energetic sound.
Nareul bomyeo miso jitneun geu eolgureul saranghae neol
The lyric moves between Korean and English with a natural, almost conversational flow that mirrors the song's energy. The repeated 'Oh yeah' isn't just a hook, it's the sound of confidence building, a mantra that turns declaration into feeling.
The phrase 'Nareul bomyeo miso jitneun geu eolgureul saranghae neol', loving the face that smiles when looking at me, captures a specific kind of devotion. It's not just about attraction; it's about being seen and recognized by someone whose happiness is tied to your presence. That smile becomes the whole reason.
That line grounds the song's swagger in something real, not just loving someone, but loving how they look at you. It turns confidence into something shared.
The way 'I'm feelin' good' breaks through after all those 'Oh yeahs' gives the track its release. It's the moment the posture drops and the feeling takes over.
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Yo, amigos
Haha, this is how we do it
MBLAQ, let's go
It's new brand, yeah
you know the name is
it's MBLAQ
Listen
Modeunge naemamcheoreom swipjin anteora
Sarangttohan geuge swipjin anteora
Naemameul sogaseo beoryeotdeon geuttae
Geudaega naege barangeosi igeoyeot deora (Feels so sad)
Naege gihoereul jundamyeon joheulgeot gateunde
Mameul badajumyeon gwaenchanheultende
Geunde eojjaetgeon doraseoneun geudae
Sesang nugudo neol daesinhalsu eobseo
Nugubodado neol sarang haneungeon naya
Oh yeah, oh yeah
Oh yeah, yeah, yeah
Oh yeah, oh yeah
Oh yeah, yeah, yeah
Nareul bomyeo miso jitneun geu eolgureul saranghae neol
Oh yeah, oh yeah
Oh yeah, yeah, yeah
Oh yeah, oh, oh
Oh yeah, I'm feelin' good
Oh yeah, yeah, yeah
Oh yeah, yeah, yeah
Oh yeah, oh, oh
Oh yeah, I'm feelin' good
Oh yeah, yeah, yeah
Oh yeah, yeah, yeah
Yo, sarangi byeonhagineun handaneun mari
namdeuri naege haejwotdeon geumari
jigeumcheoreom ttak matge tteoreojyeo
naejeongsindo dolgo dolgo dora
I like it like that
kkeokkeojin nalgaecheoreom churakhaneun
bitbaraen sajinui kkocheul boneun
nae simjangeun ttwilsu eobsi muneojine
neoreul wihae dallyeogane
eotteon mueotdo neol daesin halsueobseo
jigeum isungan neol saranghaneungeon naya
Oh yeah, oh yeah
Oh yeah, yeah, yeah
Oh yeah, oh yeah
Oh yeah, yeah, yeah
Nareul bomyeo miso jitneun geu eolgureul saranghae neol
Oh yeah, oh yeah
Oh yeah, yeah, yeah
Oh yeah, oh, oh
Oh yeah, I'm feelin' good
Oh yeah, yeah, yeah
Oh yeah, yeah, yeah
Oh yeah, oh, oh
Oh yeah, I'm feelin' good
Oh yeah, yeah, yeah
Oh yeah, yeah, yeah
Aw~
Are you ready my fellas?
Let's go
(Ohohohohoh~
Yeah~)
Oh yeah, oh yeah
Oh yeah, yeah, yeah
Oh yeah, oh yeah
Oh yeah, yeah, yeah
Nareul bomyeo miso jitneun geu eolgureul saranghae neol
(I can't stop, I can't breathe baby)
Oh yeah, oh yeah
Oh yeah, yeah, yeah
Oh yeah, oh, oh
Oh yeah, I'm feelin' good
Oh yeah, yeah, yeah
Oh yeah, yeah, yeah
Oh yeah, oh, oh
Oh yeah, I'm feelin' good
Oh yeah, yeah, yeah
Oh yeah, yeah, yeah
Clap your hands, everybody, everybody clap your hands
Clap, clap, clap, clap, clap
Oh yeah
The 2009 track that introduced the group's confident, energetic sound. The lyric moves between Korean and English with a natural, almost conversational flow that mirrors the song's energy. The repeated 'Oh yeah' isn't just a hook, it's the sound of confidence building, a mantra that turns declaration into feeling.
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