A K-pop rock track about breaking free from routine with someone who feels like a good idea.
A K-pop rock track about breaking free from routine with someone who feels like a good idea.
The song frames escape as a collaborative act, not a solo fantasy.
'Neowa na dul-i son kkog jab-eumyeon', 'if you and I just hold hands', makes the departure conditional on connection.
A K-pop rock track about breaking free from routine with someone who feels like a good idea.
Workaholic jiwo aikon ileon aiko ileon
The song frames escape as a collaborative act, not a solo fantasy. 'Neowa na dul-i son kkog jab-eumyeon', 'if you and I just hold hands', makes the departure conditional on connection. It's less about running away from something and more about running toward a version of yourself that only exists with this other person.
The phrase 'palansaeg baegyeong-imyeon eodideun', 'if it's a colorful background, anywhere', does a lot of work. It's not about a specific destination. It's about the pressure of monotony needing any vivid backdrop to feel different, and the longing for a person who makes that shift possible just by being there.
Calling yourself a workaholic icon in the middle of a pop song feels both boastful and exhausted. It names the trap without pretending to be noble about it.
The way 'Alright joh-eun neukkim' repeats, like they're trying to convince themselves that this gut feeling is enough to act on.
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hancham-eul gomin-eul hae
nun-eul gamgo jichyeo boine
nuga tto mwola mwola geulae
tto ola gala geulae No
It’s gonna be How we want it baby
geuleol ttaemada nolla
neon geuleol ttae maebeon malhae
geuleom hae nan tto golla yeogijeogi gaja
Alright joh-eun neukkim Alright
palansaeg baegyeong-imyeon eodideun
neowa na dul-i son kkog jab-eumyeon eodideun
neowa na hana Baby
dul-iseo wonhaneun daelo Baby
eodideun eottae
singyeong kkeo Alt＋Tab
mijigeunhan ilsang sog-e junbihan Pack
No matter geu jeongdomyeon byeong-ilago haedo
hal mal-i eobsji janmal malgo ttalawado dwae
Workaholic jiwo aikon ileon aiko
ileon naega cheol-i eobsda haedo
imi banjjeum neom-eoon geo ban-ollimhae ollyeo
il-yoilcheoleom hae jigoseo tteo nun-eul beonjjeog
geuleol ttaemada nolla
neon geuleol ttae maebeon malhae
geuleom hae nan tto golla yeogijeogi gaja
Alright joh-eun neukkim Alright
palansaeg baegyeong-imyeon eodideun
neowa na dul-i son kkog jab-eumyeon eodideun
neowa na hana Baby
dul-iseo wonhaneun daelo Baby
eodideun eottae
sseudadeum-eo ne sangcheo nan mam-e
naega neoui joh-eun Idea
nega joh-eun iyuga baegman gajinikka
jeoldae seulpeugeona uul-e ppajiji ma
eodilodeun nawa hamkke gaja
palansaeg baegyeong-eseo tteo issneun
neowa nan balam tago heuleuneun guleumdeul gat-i
amudo moleuge nop-i
meolli nal-agagopeun daelo
palansaeg baegyeong-imyeon eodideun
neowa na dul-i son kkog jab-eumyeon eodideun
neowa na hana Baby
dul-iseo wonhaneun daelo Baby
eodideun eottae
A K-pop rock track about breaking free from routine with someone who feels like a good idea. The song frames escape as a collaborative act, not a solo fantasy. 'Neowa na dul-i son kkog jab-eumyeon', 'if you and I just hold hands', makes the departure conditional on connection.
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