A Korean hip-hop artist captures the nervous back-and-forth of falling for someone.
A Korean hip-hop artist captures the nervous back-and-forth of falling for someone.
Park Kyung writes about attraction as a series of tiny, physical adjustments, where to stand, when to look, how to steady your breathing.
The lyric doesn't romanticize the confusion; it just names the mechanics of it, which somehow makes the feeling more real.
A Korean hip-hop artist captures the nervous back-and-forth of falling for someone.
I'm fallin' in love with you
Park Kyung writes about attraction as a series of tiny, physical adjustments, where to stand, when to look, how to steady your breathing. The lyric doesn't romanticize the confusion; it just names the mechanics of it, which somehow makes the feeling more real.
The phrase 'sisoleul taneun geoscheoleom', like pulling a wagon, keeps coming back. It's not a grand romantic image. It's the plain, stubborn work of trying to get closer, the slight tug you feel when you're not sure if you're moving forward or just stuck in place. He's mapping the small, anxious efforts that add up before you say anything out loud.
It arrives late, almost like an admission he couldn't hold back anymore. After all that careful description of glances and steps, the English line just drops, simple and direct.
The way 'oleulagnaelilag' tumbles out in the chorus has this rushed, almost breathless quality. It sticks with you.
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oleulagnaelilag
ilgyochaga simhan nae ma-eum-e
jag-eun kkoch-i pigo
ttaseuhamdo chaj-awass-eoyo
swibjin anhgessjiman
jogeum deo nae jjog-eulo giul su issge
ap-eulo dagawa jwoyo
sisoleul taneun geoscheoleom
cheom-en nachseol-eum
dwittaleuneun singiham
sijaghan dwien seollem
huen bung tteuneun gibun
seolo nunchileul bomyeo
majchuneun dul-ui gyunhyeong
i sunganmankeum-eun
eolin-aiga doen geos gat-a
tiga nandae nae nunbich-e
tiga nandae nae moseub-e
naega jom deo singyeong sseu-ige hago sip-eunde
nado neoga
singyeong sseu-igi sijaghago
mundeugmundeug tteoollige doeneun geol
gabjagseule natana
naege saesbyeol-i doeeojun neo
oleulagnaelilag
ilgyochaga simhan nae ma-eum-e
jag-eun kkoch-i pigo
ttaseuhamdo chaj-awass-eoyo
swibjin anhgessjiman
jogeum deo nae jjog-eulo giul su issge
ap-eulo dagawa jwoyo
sisoleul taneun geoscheoleom
sisoleul taneun geoscheoleom
apman bwado nun-i majchwojindamyeon
museowodo seololeul uijihandamyeon
us-eum-i naogo himdeun jul moleundamyeon
nolda boni haega jindamyeon
joh-eul tende hog-yeona
jung-gan-e meomchulkka bwa
hwalbalhaessdeon ma-eum-e
eonjenga nog-i seulkka bwa
seollebal gat-eun geogjeong-eul hae
geob-i naneunde neon eottae
tiga nandae neoleul bol ttae
tiga nandae neo ap-eseo
imi sijagdwaess-euni
naneun milgo nagallae
ileon gyeong-uneun cheoeum-ila
nachseolgo seotulleo haedo
eodubdeon nae bam-e
saesbyeol-i doeeojwo
son-eul jabgo
geolileul geol-eogago
babolan gwiyeoun mallo
seololeul hwag-inhago
munjal hada bujoghae
tto jeonhwaleul geol-eo
han sigan du sigan
tonghwal hada
bogo sip-eo andoegess-eo
neoleul chaj-aganeun na
geuleon neoleul gidaligo issneun na
nado moleuge
I'm fallin' in love with you
oleulagnaelilag
ilgyochaga simhan nae ma-eum-e
jag-eun kkoch-i pigo
ttaseuhamdo chaj-awass-eoyo
swibjin anhgessjiman
jogeum deo nae jjog-eulo giul su issge
ap-eulo dagawa jwoyo
sisoleul taneun geoscheoleom
A Korean hip-hop artist captures the nervous back-and-forth of falling for someone. Park Kyung writes about attraction as a series of tiny, physical adjustments, where to stand, when to look, how to steady your breathing. The lyric doesn't romanticize the confusion; it just names the mechanics of it, which somehow makes the feeling more real.
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