A Korean-English track about losing control in a perfect, romantic downpour.
A Korean-English track about losing control in a perfect, romantic downpour.
The Korean 'biseushae' and English 'drip drop' sit side by side, letting the sound of the words do as much work as their meanings.
It's less about describing a storm and more about letting the rhythm of the rain become the rhythm of the encounter.
A Korean-English track about losing control in a perfect, romantic downpour.
meonghaejin siseon jeomjeom slow motion
The Korean 'biseushae' and English 'drip drop' sit side by side, letting the sound of the words do as much work as their meanings. It's less about describing a storm and more about letting the rhythm of the rain become the rhythm of the encounter.
The phrase 'meonghaejin siseon jeomjeom slow motion' captures that dazed, time-slowing feeling when you're wrapped up in someone. It's not just watching rain fall; it's the world blurring as everything focuses on a single moment together. The lyric answers a kind of surrender, where thinking stops and the body just follows.
Those words lock in the sensation of being so caught up that even a glance stretches out. It's the lyric admitting it can't keep pace with the feeling.
The way 'Down, down, down, baby' tumbles into the next line gives the whole section a physical, almost dizzying pull.
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oneurui nalssineun perfect
neul odeon bijiman ibeonen waenji
Walking up and then we started talking
chokchokhaejin dosie ppajyeo romantic
From front to back
ttaeroneun up & down
mikkeureojideut neowa
i dosi wireul tto dive
A little boom boom
mameun vroom vroom hey
dahneun gosi stage
We couldn't control it what
neowa naega maju jabeun
sondeung wiro bisbanguri
Down, down, down, baby
Down, down, down, yeah, yeah
naranhi balmajchwo geotneun
geori wiro bisbanguri
Round, round, round
jogeum twieodo nan joha
meonghaejin siseon
jeomjeom slow motion nan gamanhi
du pal beollyeo majji hoo
Dancing in the rain
drip drop urin da jeojeodo
Walking up, walking down
georigeorireul maemdora baby
Singing in the rain
Drip drop urin deo muldeureo
Looking up, looking down
jinaon georimada
neowa na drip drop
aw yeoneu ttae gateun hi
dareuji anheun vibe
mugamhaessdeon na now I’m realizin’
urin cham biseushae talmaganeun deushae
tto eoneusae seumyeo seoroege
kkomjjak mot hage ttaeroneun gamdang moshage
heavy rain on me neon biga dwae naeryeo
meonghaejin siseon
jeomjeom slow motion
nan gamanhi
du pal beollyeo majji hoo
Dancing in the rain
drip drop urin da jeojeodo
Walking up, walking down
georigeorireul maemdora baby
Singing in the rain
Drip drop urin deo muldeureo
Looking up, looking down
jinaon georimada
neowa na drip drop
deo ssodajineun bissoge (gapjagi)
neol kkwak kkeureoaneun chae
idaero meomchwosseumyeon hae
Ay, nae ane beonjyeowa neoui mami
I‘ll give u everything
jigeumcheoreom naui pume
hangsang lean on me on me
naerineun bissogeseo
U & I tonight
Dancing in the rain
drip drop neon naege bicheoreom
Fall in love falling down
naui mamsoge beonjyeowa baby
Singing in the rain (drip drop yeah)
drip drop yeongwonhi idaero
Look all over town with you, baby
Dancing in the rain
drip drop urin da jeojeodo
Walking up, walking down
georigeorireul maemdora baby
Singing in the rain
Drip drop urin deo muldeureo
Looking up, looking down
jinaon georimada
neowa na drip drop
A Korean-English track about losing control in a perfect, romantic downpour. The Korean 'biseushae' and English 'drip drop' sit side by side, letting the sound of the words do as much work as their meanings. It's less about describing a storm and more about letting the rhythm of the rain become the rhythm of the encounter.
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