A Korean R&B track where the singer finds himself floating in someone else's presence.
A Korean R&B track where the singer finds himself floating in someone else's presence.
The song keeps circling back to that flying sensation, but it's anchored by the quiet admission 'I'm a fool in you.' The lightness isn't pure joy; it's tangled up with a kind of willing helplessness.
The phrase 'I'm flying on your eyes' does the heavy lifting.
A Korean R&B track where the singer finds himself floating in someone else's presence.
I'm flying on your eyes
The song keeps circling back to that flying sensation, but it's anchored by the quiet admission 'I'm a fool in you.' The lightness isn't pure joy; it's tangled up with a kind of willing helplessness.
The phrase 'I'm flying on your eyes' does the heavy lifting. It's not about being lifted up by love in a grand way. It's a quieter, almost accidental levitation that happens just from looking at someone. The singer feels weightless in their gaze, and that's enough to make the whole world feel different.
It's a physical impossibility stated as plain fact. The singer isn't soaring through the sky; he's floating on the surface of someone's look, which makes the whole thing feel intimate and fragile.
The way the Korean verses give way to the simple, repeated English lines 'I'm flying on your eyes' and 'I'm flying in your mind' sticks with you. It feels like the thought simplifying itself into a pure, looping feeling.
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geuliumdo anya
aswiumdo anya
igeon mwolkka mugjighage naelinuleuneun i mam
meoleojimyeon bulgo
tteoleojimyeon oneun
i seollemi waenji geudaelago
nan neukkyeosseo
I'm flying on your eyes
buteoissdeon sigan geunalmankeum
isesangi huihanhage cham haengbog
haesseosseo
I'm flying in your mind
haluga daleuge neukkyeojil ttaen
geuttaen eonjena nae gyeote nega seo
isseosseo
buli kyeojineun sigdang
bappeun haluui machim
eoneusaenga dugeungeolinda
neol boleo ganeun gili
igsughaeseo usgo
pyeonanhaeseo joheun
i tteollimi waenji
oneuleun deo gipeojinda
bogo sipun i maeumi
swijil anhgo neol buleunda
kkeutnaji anh-eul geoscheoleom
I'm a fool in you
I'm flying on your eyes
buteoissdeon sigan geunalmankeum
isesangi huihanhage cham
haengboghaesseosseo
I'm flying in your mind
haluga daleuge neukkyeojil ttaen
geuttaen eonjena nae gyeote nega seo
isseosseo
ileohge gidaeeo
neoege naelin seulpeun nunmulkkaji
da dakkajulge
LOVE
hamkke uleossdeon nal
neowa useossdeon nal
moduga johdeola
I'm flying on your eyes
buteoissdeon sigan geunalmankeum
isesangi huihanhage cham haengboghaesseosseo.
I'm flying in your mind
haluga daleuge neukkyeojil ttaen
geuttaen eonjena nae gyeote nega seo
isseosseo
A Korean R&B track where the singer finds himself floating in someone else's presence. The song keeps circling back to that flying sensation, but it's anchored by the quiet admission 'I'm a fool in you.' The lightness isn't pure joy; it's tangled up with a kind of willing helplessness. The phrase 'I'm flying on your eyes' does the heavy lifting.
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