A Korean indie-pop track about the reflex of looking away from someone you can't stop seeing.
A Korean indie-pop track about the reflex of looking away from someone you can't stop seeing.
The lyric's power is in its economy, it describes a loop, not an event.
The repetition of 'I close my eyes' mirrors the involuntary nature of the feeling, making the small act of shutting her eyes feel as significant as a whole conversation.
A Korean indie-pop track about the reflex of looking away from someone you can't stop seeing.
Every time I see you
The lyric's power is in its economy, it describes a loop, not an event. The repetition of 'I close my eyes' mirrors the involuntary nature of the feeling, making the small act of shutting her eyes feel as significant as a whole conversation.
The phrase 'Every time I see you' does the heavy lifting here. It's not about a single glance but a pattern, something that keeps happening whether she wants it to or not. The 'I don't know why' that precedes it sounds less like confusion and more like a quiet surrender to a reflex she can't control.
It's the 'every time' that sticks. This isn't a one-off moment of shyness; it's a habit, a built-in response that defines the entire relationship.
The way the 'Yeah, yeah I see you' lands at the end, after all that avoidance, gives the whole thing a bittersweet twist.
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I don’t know why
I close my eyes
Every time
I see you
I don’t know why
I close my eyes
Every time
I see you
Yeah, yeah
I see you
A Korean indie-pop track about the reflex of looking away from someone you can't stop seeing. The lyric's power is in its economy, it describes a loop, not an event. The repetition of 'I close my eyes' mirrors the involuntary nature of the feeling, making the small act of shutting her eyes feel as significant as a whole conversation.
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