A frantic, claustrophobic track about being stuck in a loop with no way out.
A frantic, claustrophobic track about being stuck in a loop with no way out.
The lyric leans into that feeling of modern anxiety where stress compounds like CO2.
It's less a cry for help and more a report from inside the maze, where even a king's crown is just another weight in the skull.
A frantic, claustrophobic track about being stuck in a loop with no way out.
Where's the exit?
The lyric leans into that feeling of modern anxiety where stress compounds like CO2. It's less a cry for help and more a report from inside the maze, where even a king's crown is just another weight in the skull.
The phrase "Where's the exit?" gets repeated like a mantra, but the real pressure comes from lines like "meoritsok mission kkeunnaji anneun game", an unfinished mission in your head. It's not just about wanting to leave; it's about the mind as a place where tasks don't end and doors don't appear.
It's a plain question, but in this song it sounds less like curiosity and more like a trapped person checking the same locked door for the hundredth time.
The way "Stress CO2" gets tossed in there, almost like a chemical formula for suffocation.
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da nun gama
eoduun gonggan
i bangeul gwayeon nuga
talchulhal su inna
chulguneun hana
hinteuneun sagwa
sineun urireul
maeil siheome deulge hae
Now I'm stuck
nae meoritsok mission
kkeunnaji anneun game
Where's the exit?
cheot beonjjae muneul chatgo naga
ttokgateun bangi jakku nawa
miro soge gatin geot gata
eojjeomyeon chulguneun eopseul sudo
nunape ssain il geori
susukkekki gateun bap beori
meoritsogi baengbaeng
seukeurine gatin paengmaen
myeot bakwireul doranneundedo na
i moyang i kkol jeongsin mot charyeosseo ajik
sarameul chatseumnida who ride or die
Ayy
nun kkara seuki tabeoryeo baby kkok jabeo
nochimyeon mot dowajwo
baewo eopdaneun geol sesange gongjjaneun
mot ttaraomyeon naega beorineun geonya
hogeun nega balmok jabeun geonya huh
kkeuchiya bulleodo dap eomneun neorangeun
jeongsangeseo boril eopseum
ije urin pyeongsaeng bol iri eopdago
Mayday, mayday
God show me the way-yay-yay
hadeon ttae-e-yaegineun aju
yet-nal yetjeok yaegigo ijen nae payday
sseobeorilge eoje ipgeumdoen geol nege
hadeon ireun geu ttaerang geudaero
geunde bijeun du bae suip
se bae munjeneun ne bae
haeseo ireul neullyeobeorine baek baero
naneun gyesok gyesok saerowo
mwoni mwoni haedo
Moneyin geotdo 10nyeon dwimyeon
gusidaejeok gaenyeom
da apseoganda mareun mana
geunde haengdongeuro
chongal bada naen saram naya
oneuldo nan nal taewo dasi jaero doraga
machi nae gasa maeiri buhwaljeol dalgyal
5000won malgo sigeupae
jaepyeonggaga nan dasi
cheot beonjjae muneul chatgo naga
ttokgateun bangi jakku nawa
miro soge gatin geot gata
eojjeomyeon chulguneun eopseul sudo
nunape ssain il geori
susukkekki gateun bap beori
meoritsogi baengbaeng
seukeurine gatin paengmaen
Stress CO2
Stuck in the loop
i geimeseo talchureul sido
Where's the exit door?
Hurry up, hurry up
I've got voices in my head
Career, career
seodulleo noneun geon don beon daeume hae
meoritsogui gin ssaum
naneun an deonjyeo huin gaun
gajil geoya king's crown
meoritsogui gin ssaum
naneun an deonjyeo huin gaun
gajil geoya king's crown
King's crown
Where's the exit?
Where's the exit door?
A frantic, claustrophobic track about being stuck in a loop with no way out. The lyric leans into that feeling of modern anxiety where stress compounds like CO2. It's less a cry for help and more a report from inside the maze, where even a king's crown is just another weight in the skull.
Rad Museum performs "EXIT (feat. JUSTHIS)", and this lyric page sits inside the Rad Museum catalog on LyroVerse.
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