A Korean hip-hop track about new relationships that feel like déjà vu.
A Korean hip-hop track about new relationships that feel like déjà vu.
Park Kyung has always written about internal pressure, and here he turns it on the mechanics of attraction.
The song frames anxiety not as an interruption to love, but as its constant, quiet companion.
A Korean hip-hop track about new relationships that feel like déjà vu.
banbokdoeneun dejavu
Park Kyung has always written about internal pressure, and here he turns it on the mechanics of attraction. The song frames anxiety not as an interruption to love, but as its constant, quiet companion.
The phrase 'banbokdoeneun dejavu', repeating déjà vu, captures the whole tension. It's that sinking recognition when a new person's gestures or the way a conversation stalls feels weirdly known. The lyric isn't about a specific memory, but the dread that your own patterns are the script.
It's a plain admission that the thrill of something new is already being swallowed by old habits. The Korean phrase lands with the weight of a resigned sigh.
The way 'baby I gotta go' cuts through the overthinking stays with you. It's less a decision and more a reflex.
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saeroun saram, heungmiga saenggigo
ppeonhadi ppeonhan maldeureul jugobatda.
seoro nunchichaego issneun taiminge
yonggi nae haneun chwijunggobaek
kkiwo majchudeut chwimireul gongyuhago
‘ya!’ra bureudeon nega jagiga doedo
neomuna iksukhan jangmyeon gata banbokdoeneun dejavu
neodo neukkijanha igeo jom usgijanha
soseol sogui baldan, jeongae, wigi, jeoljeong, gyeolmalcheoreom eonjena
gateun Procet ttak geu jeongdo
tteugeowossda sikneun yeonaeui ondo
hangsang geurae wassgie soljikhi ibeondo byeol gidae anhaesseo
geunde isanghae jom jalmosdoen deut hae
deo seollego jogeuphae
pyeongsocheoreom tto meomulda ganeun sunganui gamjeongilkka
anim hoksi ibeonen dareulkka
baby I gotta go
na banbogui banbogideorado
dasi jejariro ondaedo
I don’t give a (aye!)
nal deureossda nwassda haneun neo botongi aningeol
Oh boy
neoui haengdong maltuna pyojeong
isanghyeonggwaneun dallado jakku kkeullineunde
eojjeogesseo (baam!)
nal deureossda nwassda
haneun neo botongi aningeol
I can feel it
saeroun sarang chobanui seollem
ppeonhadi ppeonhan aechingdo butyeojugo
onjongil butjapgo issneun haendeupon sogen
kkeunhgiji anhneun munjadeul
kkiwo majchwossdeon geosi johajigo
muuisik jung jayeonseure neol jagira bureuneun moseupdeuri
eodinga iksukhae banbokdoeneun dejavu
jeo majeunpyeoneseo boin
neoui moseup so beautiful
naneun bunmyeong nega joheunde
isanghage geokjeongi dwae
naega geokjeongi dwae?
geureoda sarangi jeongi dwae
eotteohge saram maeumi haruachime jeonguidwae but
ibeonen dalla jom jalmosdoendeushae
deo keojigo jogeuphae
pyeongsocheoreom tto meomulda ganeun sunganui gamjeongilkka
anim hoksi (different)
baby I gotta go
na banbogui banbogideorado
dasi jejariro ondaedo
I don’t give a (aye!)
nal deureossda nwassda haneun neo botongi aningeol
Oh boy
neoui haengdong maltuna pyojeong
isanghyeonggwan dallado jakku kkeullineunde
eojjeogesseo (baam!)
nal deureossda nwassda
haneun neo botongi aningeol
I can feel it
Yo, I’m confused girl
Hey, I’m confused boy
ireon geokjeong babo gateun geo ara
geunde sasireun mariya
igeon neo byeonhalkka bwa honja meonjeo haneun jagibangeo
gateun geoya geureoni nawa gateul georago malhaejwo
eorinaegati yuchihan nal dallaejwo
baby I gotta go
na banbogui banbogideorado
dasi jejariro ondaedo
I don’t give a (aye!)
nal deureossda nwassda haneun neo botongi aningeol
Oh boy
neoui haengdong maltuna pyojeong
isanghyeonggwan dallado jakku kkeullineunde
eojjeogesseo (baam!)
nal deureossda nwassda
haneun neo botongi aningeol
I can feel it
A Korean hip-hop track about new relationships that feel like déjà vu. Park Kyung has always written about internal pressure, and here he turns it on the mechanics of attraction. The song frames anxiety not as an interruption to love, but as its constant, quiet companion.
Park Kyung performs "Ordinary Love (feat. Park Boam)", and this lyric page sits inside the Park Kyung catalog on LyroVerse.
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