A Korean pop track about trying to shake a persistent thought of someone.
A Korean pop track about trying to shake a persistent thought of someone.
The lyric keeps returning to that same command, 'Get out of my head,' like the thought itself is stuck on repeat.
It's less a song about a person and more about the echo they left behind.
A Korean pop track about trying to shake a persistent thought of someone.
So sick and tired of it
The lyric keeps returning to that same command, 'Get out of my head,' like the thought itself is stuck on repeat. It's less a song about a person and more about the echo they left behind.
The phrase 'So sick and tired of it' isn't just frustration. It's the exhaustion of a thought that won't leave, a feeling that's worn itself out inside you.
It's a plain admission of fatigue, the kind you feel in your bones when you're done arguing with your own mind.
The way the English hook cuts through the Korean verses gives the plea a blunt, almost physical shove.
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Girl
I'm so sick and tired of it
Just get out of my head
Get out of my head
Let's go yeah
geu nunbich mwoya wae hesgallineun geoya No I
wae neon ajigdo eolisughan moseubin geoya
naega myeoch beoneul malhae bakkwil il eobsdago Babe
neon aju jageun geosbuteo nal chaengyeo Oh Babe yeah
eonjengabuteo bakkwieossdeon ni mami
nae simjangeul joyeooneun geol
nan ije deo isang mos gyeondyeo mos gyeondyeo
nan deo isang naejul ge eopseo
nunbichmaneulodo nal salojabdeon neoneun eodie
neoneun eodie
modeun ge da jigyeowo
So sick and tired of it
Just get out of my head
Get outta my head
salanghan jeog eobsdeusi nal jiwobeolineun
No, you never can't stop
sigani meomchugil
nege balago balalge
chagabge dolaseolge
My Head
amu maldo hajima deoneun
nae apeseo gasigjeogijineun ma
Get Out
sigani meomchugil
naega balago baladeon
neowa ibyeoligie
My Head
Just get out of my head
What is luv luv Where is the luv
dajimhago dajimeul haebwado No way
nal bakkwonwassdeon ni geulimjaga nal galil ttae
kkaedalasseo I'm a not gonna not gonna
not gonna not gonna
I cannot go on with you
eonjengabuteo bakkwieossdeon ni mami
dogi doeeo joyeooneun geol
nan ije deo isang mos gyeondyeo mos gyeondyeo
nan deo isang naejul ge eopseo
nunbichmaneulodo nal salojabdeon neoneun eodie
neoneun eodie
modeun ge da jigyeowo
So sick and tired of it
Just get out of my head
Get outta my head
salanghan jeog eobsdeusi nal jiwobeolineun
No, you never can't stop
sigani meomchugil
nege balago balalge chagabge dolaseolge
My Head
amu maldo hajima deoneun
nae apeseo gasigjeogijineun ma
Get Out
sigani meomchugil
naega balago baladeon
neowa ibyeoligie
No Way
imi da eopjilleojin mul
juwo dameul su eobsneun nae kkum
nado eojjeol suga eobsdaneun geol
neodo aljanha
gibun joheun nal and tabeolin nae simjang
I just wanna be alone
wae nae mame tto neon deul-eowa
Just get out of my head
Get outta my head
salanghan jeog eobsdeusi nal jiwobeolineun
No, you never can't stop
sigani meomchugil
nege balago balalge
chagabge dolaseolge
My Head
amu maldo hajima deoneun
nae apeseo gasigjeogijineun ma
Get Out
sigani meomchugil
naega balago baladeon
neowa ibyeoligie
My Head
A Korean pop track about trying to shake a persistent thought of someone. The lyric keeps returning to that same command, 'Get out of my head,' like the thought itself is stuck on repeat. It's less a song about a person and more about the echo they left behind.
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