A Korean hip-hop track about shutting someone out when you've had enough.
A Korean hip-hop track about shutting someone out when you've had enough.
The lyric treats exhaustion as a place you arrive at, not just a feeling.
'Now that I'm done' isn't an emotional climax; it's a flat fact that lets him stop answering the door.
A Korean hip-hop track about shutting someone out when you've had enough.
So don't come in my room
The lyric treats exhaustion as a place you arrive at, not just a feeling. 'Now that I'm done' isn't an emotional climax; it's a flat fact that lets him stop answering the door.
The blunt English command 'So don't come in my room / Knocking my door' cuts through the Korean verses. It's a physical boundary for a mental state, a simple 'no' after too much noise. The room becomes the only space left where nothing needs explaining.
It's the plainest possible statement of withdrawal. No drama, just a door staying shut.
The way 'It goes on & on & on & on' stretches out over the beat, mimicking the endless loop the words describe.
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Guess I’m no where
Da nae sonhaeya
Mos bon cheoghalge oneulkkajin oneulkkajin
Gwichanhji maebeon gat-eun munjelodo
Seololeul balabol
Siganjocha an nama boyeo
Jinachyeo ga nan manjoghae
So don’t come in my room
Knocking my door
Nae jeonbuyeosseo ttag oneulkkajin oneulkkajin
Don’t come in my zone
Now that I’m done
Nega mwol hadeon ttag oneulkkaji oneulkkaji
Naegeseo mwol wonhae neon
Hanado an byeonhae neon
Salajyeo nae poneseo
I don’t know what’s going on
100 things you won’t it all
It goes on & on & on & on
100 things you won’t it all
It goes on & on & on & on
Amado neon meomchwoissna bwa
Sinhoga bakkwieodo neon ohae dwie sumeul teni
Naega ippeudago haessdeon ne beoleuskkaji beoleuskkaji
I’m never right, worst to try
Jabeun son nwa nae ibman apa
Waste of time
Dambae yeongiwa gata neowa na
So don’t come in my room
Knocking my door
Nae jeonbuyeosseo ttag oneulkkajin oneulkkajin
Don’t come in my zone
Now that I’m done
Nega mwol hadeon ttag oneulkkaji oneulkkaji
I know I know
Switching lanes, can’t explain
Sigani eobseo ijjeum hae
You know you know
Switching lanes, can’t explain
Sigani eobseo jebal ijjeum halago
Ulin gangeul ttwieoneomeo
Gogael geonneo dasi ttwieonaelyeossji
Seologa doeji moshae andal nassgo
Sangcheoleul naego nasgil banboghaesseuni
I know I know
You know you know
Sigani eobseo ijjeum hae
Sigani eobseo ijjeum hae
Naegeseo mwol wonhae neon
Hanado an byeonhae neon
Salajyeo nae pon-eseo
I don’t know what’s going on
100 things you won’t it all
It goes on & on & on & on
100 things you won’t it all
It goes on & on & on & on
A Korean hip-hop track about shutting someone out when you've had enough. The lyric treats exhaustion as a place you arrive at, not just a feeling. 'Now that I'm done' isn't an emotional climax; it's a flat fact that lets him stop answering the door.
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