A Korean R&B track about pushing past exhaustion and doubt to claim your own world.
A Korean R&B track about pushing past exhaustion and doubt to claim your own world.
The lyric doesn't resolve the tension between flying and failing; it lets both sit in the same sky.
That 'U suck' thrown in the middle isn't just an insult, it's the sound of frustration turning into fuel.
A Korean R&B track about pushing past exhaustion and doubt to claim your own world.
From here to the horizon That's gonna be ma world
The lyric doesn't resolve the tension between flying and failing; it lets both sit in the same sky. That 'U suck' thrown in the middle isn't just an insult, it's the sound of frustration turning into fuel.
The phrase 'From the horizon to the world' feels like a map drawn in the air. She's been everywhere, but it's the horizon that keeps pulling, that line between what's been seen and what's still out there. When she says 'Now I can say to my world, da gwaenchanha,' it's less a victory lap and more a hard-won breath after being in the darkness sea.
It's not a promise or a dream, just a fact stated plain. The horizon isn't a finish line; it's the new territory she's already claiming.
The way 'darkness sea' repeats, almost like a place she can't shake, sticks with you long after the track ends.
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Yes. I've been flying
Flying all over the world
From the horizon
To the world
Now I'm in everywhere
I've been flying, in the sky
on sesangi kkamkkamhaejin saebyeoge
nuguboda balkajineun nae kkumui gyeonggye
Baby come and I'll tell you secret
I've been hiding, from the sky
oeroun seome gathyeobeorin jageun sae
Don't know, u don't know
ihaekkajin an barae
dadeul nal jugeun badarago bulleo
eum, seolmyeongeun saengryakhalge but it ain't done
ihaehae bwassja mwohae
nae ipman deo gwichanhge
I'm too tired of it, sick of this
Now I can say to my world, da gwaenchanha
I was in the darkness sea
I was on the highest hills
Nado naega eoryeowo gakkeumeun
Gama du nuneul
I was in the darkness sea, darkness sea
On the highest hills
U suck
Why are still doing this?
Give up girl
U already failed
Nobody waits for u
Fxxx that. I never stop
From here to the horizon
That's gonna be ma world
A Korean R&B track about pushing past exhaustion and doubt to claim your own world. The lyric doesn't resolve the tension between flying and failing; it lets both sit in the same sky. That 'U suck' thrown in the middle isn't just an insult, it's the sound of frustration turning into fuel.
SAAY performs "FROM THE HORIZON", and this lyric page sits inside the SAAY catalog on LyroVerse.
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