The 1998 hit that turned a group's ambition into a national anthem.
The 1998 hit that turned a group's ambition into a national anthem.
The lyric treats the dream as a fact that's already arrived, not something to hope for.
That shift from longing to possession gives the song its quiet confidence, even with all the 'funny how' wondering layered on top.
The 1998 hit that turned a group's ambition into a national anthem.
Funny how all dreams come true
The lyric treats the dream as a fact that's already arrived, not something to hope for. That shift from longing to possession gives the song its quiet confidence, even with all the 'funny how' wondering layered on top.
There's a pressure in 'naega weonhaneun daero jashin inneun moseup geudaero', I want to be exactly as I am, for you. It's not a wish; it's a declaration that has to be spoken into the air before the dream can feel real. The whole song leans on that need to say everything, to hand over 'modu malhago shipeo' all the hidden secrets.
It's the hinge the whole song turns on, that mix of wonder and recognition. They sing it like they're catching themselves in the middle of it happening.
The way 'Funny how I feel for you' sits right after the title line, like the feeling is the proof the dream worked.
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naega weonhaneun daero
jashin inneun moseup geudaero (Ha)
ijekkeot sumgyeo watteon bimireul
nege modu malhago shipeo (Baby)
Funny how all dreams come true
nareul jikyeojul kkeoya
akkyeowatteon jageun sarangdo
Funny how I feel for you
neoye gyeote geuryeojil
kkumkkyeol gateun naye miraedo
cheoeum neukkim geudaero
jjaritaetteon neukkim geudaero (Ha)
seoroga yaksokaetteon geotcheoreom
gateun saenggak gatgo isseotji (Baby)
Funny how all dreams come true
nareul jikyeojul kkeoya
akkyeowatteon jageun sarangdo
Funny how I feel for you
neo hanaman saranghae
Come on lover eonjena duri hamkke
nega inneun na haengbokal kkeoyeyo
deo isang seulpeun noraen deutji aneul kkeoyeyo
nae mameul algetjo (Woo)
Now I love if you want me want to
Take it (Take it) make it so
Love with it with it with it
Wity it with again
Funny what you do it gotcha
Do me what do again do in
What’s up wella gella doing killa
Dreams come true
nareul jikyeojul kkeoya
akkyeowatteon jageunsarangdo
Funny how I feel for you
neoye gyeote geuryeojil
kkumkkyeol gateun naye miraedo
The 1998 hit that turned a group's ambition into a national anthem. The lyric treats the dream as a fact that's already arrived, not something to hope for. That shift from longing to possession gives the song its quiet confidence, even with all the 'funny how' wondering layered on top.
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