A K-pop breakup anthem that doesn't ask permission, just demands space.
A K-pop breakup anthem that doesn't ask permission, just demands space.
There's a specific exhaustion here that comes from trying to be understood by someone who refuses to.
The lyric circles the same frustration because the situation itself is stuck on repeat, 'banbokdoeneun neoye pinggye', and the only way out is to name the exit.
A K-pop breakup anthem that doesn't ask permission, just demands space.
neoui jasinkkaji sokimyeonseo malman hamyeon eojjeollae
There's a specific exhaustion here that comes from trying to be understood by someone who refuses to. The lyric circles the same frustration because the situation itself is stuck on repeat, 'banbokdoeneun neoye pinggye', and the only way out is to name the exit.
The repeated 'Get out, out of my life' isn't a request or a negotiation. It's a boundary drawn in the air after too many 'gihoereul jwosseo', too many chances given that went nowhere. The singer is done explaining herself to someone who 'moksori nopyeodo soyongeobseo,' who won't listen even if you shout.
It captures that maddening loop where you're apologizing to preserve someone else's ego, swallowing your own voice to keep the peace that isn't really there.
The way 'Clap clap clap clap' punctuates the command gives it a dismissive, almost ceremonial finality.
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Ooh get out
namjadabji mothan neoneun
yeojaboda mari manhne
apdwiga majji anha
hangsang irijeori dulleodae
ttabunagi sijakhagi ttaemune
neoege malhalge
geurae ni mari maja
mianhae
neoui jasinkkaji sokimyeonseo
malman hamyeon eojjeollae
gyeolguk neoneun geu jarie
neol wihae hanmadiman hagesseo
neoui jasinege
soljikhagil barae neon bulssanghae
nareul weonmanghajima
neoneun moreugetjiman
manheun gihoereul jwosseo
moksori nopyeodo
soyongeobseo uu
gyeolguk neon jalhangeotdo
eobseumyeonseo uu
negyeote itgil baraedo
neyeope isseodallago
Get out, get out
Get out, get out
neo gateun saram doelkkabwa
neo raneun sarami sirheo
Get out, get out, get out
Get out, out of my life
nareul wonmang hajima
neoneun moreugetjiman
maneun gihoereul jwosseo
bulssanghan nunbicheuro
nal chyeodaboji marajwo
neowa naui sarangjocha
ijeneun modu kkeutnasseo
banbokdoeneun neoye pinggye
nan neomu jillyeobeoryeosseo
neomu chuhan neoui moseub
kkolbogi sirheo bulssanghae
neoui jasinkkaji sokimyeonseo
malman hamyeon eojjeollae
gyeolguk neoneun geu jarie
neol wihae hanmadiman hagesseo
neoui jasinege
soljikhagil barae neon bulssanghae
moksori nopyeodo
soyongeobseo uu
gyeolguk neon jalhan geotdo
eobseumyeonseo uu
ne gyeote itgil baraedo
ne yeope isseodallago
Get out, get out
Get out, get out
neo gateun saram doelkka bwa
neo raneun sarami sirheo get out get out get out
Get out, out of my life
neol jiweojulkke modu
1 & 2 & 3 & 4
mal gatjido anheun
sorineun jibeo chyeo
sarajyeo get out
Clap clap clap clap
tteonagara jumuneul oeweo
Clap clap clap clap
kkeojyeobeoryeo get out
negyeote itgil baraedo
neyeope isseodallago
Get out, get out
Get out, get out
neo gateun saram doelkkabwa
neo raneun sarami sirheo
Get out, get out, get out
Get out, out of my life
Get out
A K-pop breakup anthem that doesn't ask permission, just demands space. There's a specific exhaustion here that comes from trying to be understood by someone who refuses to. The lyric circles the same frustration because the situation itself is stuck on repeat, 'banbokdoeneun neoye pinggye', and the only way out is to name the exit.
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