A Korean pop veteran sketches a portrait of wanting more from a plain existence.
A Korean pop veteran sketches a portrait of wanting more from a plain existence.
The repeated plea 'Urineun b b bkeub insaeng akeubi dwehko shipeun', we want our B-class life to become A-class, isn't about ambition so much as a quiet, stubborn refusal to accept the hand you're dealt.
It answers the pressure of being 'pyeongbeomhagi geujiyeomneun saram', someone just trying to be ordinary, by insisting on a better grade.
A Korean pop veteran sketches a portrait of wanting more from a plain existence.
Urineun b b bkeub insaeng akeubi dwehko shipeun
The repeated plea 'Urineun b b bkeub insaeng akeubi dwehko shipeun', we want our B-class life to become A-class, isn't about ambition so much as a quiet, stubborn refusal to accept the hand you're dealt. It answers the pressure of being 'pyeongbeomhagi geujiyeomneun saram', someone just trying to be ordinary, by insisting on a better grade. The words hold the ache of looking at your own reflection and finding it 'deo tapdabhae', more shabby than you remembered.
That stutter makes the wish sound fragile, something you almost can't say out loud without it breaking.
The way 'b b bkeub' stutters out in the chorus, like someone tripping over the words they've rehearsed in their head.
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I am a boy just a boy
Sumanheun boi junge keujeo han boi
Mwonka teukbyeorhan ge eoptko mueotdo
Naeseulke eomneun geureon saram
I am a girl just a girl
Jinaganeun geol bwahdo moreuneun girl
Jeonhyeo yeppeujido anhko nunkwahko
Pyeongbeomhagi geujiyeomneun saram
Urineun b b bkeub insaeng akeubi dwehko shipeun
Urineun bibi bijeongsangdeul jeongsange seogo shipeun
Urineun b b bkeub insaeng akeubi dwehko shipeun
Urineun bibi bijeongsangdeul jeongsange seogo shipeun
Byeolboril eomneun boril
Sseuldeyeomneun sseul ttaeman gajyeotjyo
Bujireomneun ttambangulman
Jureukjureuk heulligo itjyo
Tapdabhan nae mamboda
Deo tapdabhaehaneun nae juwiiyi
Saramdeulye pyojeongboda nakkaji jichyeogajyo
Urineun b b bkeub insaeng akeubi dwehko shipeun
Urineun bibi bijeongsangdeul jeongsange seogo shipeun
Urineun b b bkeub insaeng akeubi dwehko shipeun
Urineun bibi bijeongsangdeul jeongsange seogo shipeun
Eonjenka nae ane inneun
Nae teukbyeorhameul chajanae
Boyeojul nari isseulkkayo
Maeume eolma namji anheun
Nae kkumeul da irhgi jeone
Naege bichi bitul su isseulkkayo
Urineun b b bkeub insaeng akeubi dwehko shipeun
Urineun bibi bijeongsangdeul jeongsange seogo shipeun
Urineun b b bkeub insaeng akeubi dwehko shipeun
Urineun bibi bijeongsangdeul jeongsange seogo shipeun
Irineun b
A Korean pop veteran sketches a portrait of wanting more from a plain existence. The repeated plea 'Urineun b b bkeub insaeng akeubi dwehko shipeun', we want our B-class life to become A-class, isn't about ambition so much as a quiet, stubborn refusal to accept the hand you're dealt. It answers the pressure of being 'pyeongbeomhagi geujiyeomneun saram', someone just trying to be ordinary, by insisting on a better grade.
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