A late-night whiskey haze in Seoul's Apgujeong and Itaewon, set to a loose, drifting beat.
A late-night whiskey haze in Seoul's Apgujeong and Itaewon, set to a loose, drifting beat.
The lyric leans into the haze, letting 'jeogie kikgoing du dae keep going' repeat like a stuck thought.
It trusts the mood over a clear story, which feels right for a song about drifting through a city after dark.
A late-night whiskey haze in Seoul's Apgujeong and Itaewon, set to a loose, drifting beat.
gasik eomneun neowa naui sai look, friendship
The lyric leans into the haze, letting 'jeogie kikgoing du dae keep going' repeat like a stuck thought. It trusts the mood over a clear story, which feels right for a song about drifting through a city after dark.
The phrase 'gasik eomneun neowa naui sai look, friendship', a friendship without a gap, hangs in the air. It's not a declaration so much as a quiet note passed in the noise, something you'd think while the music's loud and the whiskey's working. That line answers the pressure to name what's happening between two people when the night feels both endless and fragile.
It's a plain, almost clumsy way to say there's no distance between you, which makes it sound real. In a song full of party chatter, that one phrase cuts through.
Moon Sujin's vocal floats over the 'oh-oh, oh-oh-oh' hook, giving the whole thing a detached, cool warmth.
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Oh-oh, oh-oh-oh
Two bourbon rock
(Woah, woah)
Oh-oh, oh-oh-oh
Two bourbon rock
Two bourbon rock
On the rock jan soge whiskey
jasehan ireumeun molla
yeonghwa soge naon whiskey
Two bourbon rock
ttak du jan man deo masilkka
saenggakboda an bissa
jigeum gachi masil saram
baro tteooreuneun yeosachin
neone dongne hathaji
apgujeong rodeoya
Wait bro bangawo
Whiskey eottae mongmalla
Don't tell me turn down
Don't tell me turn down
Wait jeopttae geu whiskey
Two bourbon rock
gasik eomneun neowa naui sai look, friendship
(Woo, woo, woo, woo)
darireul geonneogalkka itaewon, oh shit
jeogie kikgoing du dae keep going
jeogie kikgoing du dae keep going
jeogie kik jeogie kik
jeogie kikgoing du dae keep going
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah
Ooh, tteugeowo neomu bumbineun i gilgeori
Ooh, rockin' my brand-new designer jeans, yeah
I want that party like a rockstar, like OG
geureotamyeon naegen pillyohae i sigani
Like on the rock jan soge whiskey
apgujeongeul balgo jeo wikkaji ollagaja like no gravity
gasik eomneun uri saicheoreom kkeuchi
nal ri eopseul geoya neowa naui useumsori
Yeah, yeah, yeah
ttak du jan man deo masil ge
hada beolsseo myeot jan jjaeinji
apgujeong rodeoya
Wait bro bangawo
wiseuki eottae mongmalla
Don't tell me turn down
Don't tell me turn down
Wait jeopttae geu whiskey
Two bourbon rock
gasik eomneun neowa naui sai look, friendship (oh, oh, oh)
darireul geonneogalkka itaewon, oh shit
jeogie kikgoing du dae keep going, yeah
(jeogie kikgoing du dae keep going, yeah)
duri ganmane mannam
ttak du sigan namatda a
duriseo da deurikyeo ja
janeul da biuneun saie
heullin whiskey saegi
jigeum i sungan gata
machi gold
I feel like this timе is gold
A late-night whiskey haze in Seoul's Apgujeong and Itaewon, set to a loose, drifting beat. The lyric leans into the haze, letting 'jeogie kikgoing du dae keep going' repeat like a stuck thought. It trusts the mood over a clear story, which feels right for a song about drifting through a city after dark.
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