A K-pop anthem about finding light in endless darkness and asking heaven for wings.
A K-pop anthem about finding light in endless darkness and asking heaven for wings.
The repeated plea "cheonsaye nalgaereul naegejweo", heaven, give me wings, isn't a request for escape.
It's the sound of someone stuck in "kkeuchi eomneun akmongsogeseo," an endless darkness, needing something to navigate by rather than fly away from.
A K-pop anthem about finding light in endless darkness and asking heaven for wings.
cheonsaye nalgaereul naegejweo
The repeated plea "cheonsaye nalgaereul naegejweo", heaven, give me wings, isn't a request for escape. It's the sound of someone stuck in "kkeuchi eomneun akmongsogeseo," an endless darkness, needing something to navigate by rather than fly away from. They ask for their hand to be held forever, which feels less romantic and more like a lifeline when you're trying to find a path you can't see the end of.
It's a direct address, not a wish whispered to oneself. Asking heaven for wings when you're between paradise and hell makes the whole song feel like it's happening in that exact in-between space.
The way "High higher" lifts right after "Pray" each time, like the music itself is the answer to the request.
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Pray
gipeun eodumsoge nan
jeomjeom gireul ireoga
hollo nameun nalgaega
jogeumsshik bicheul ireoga
aesseo beoseo naryeohaedo
gyeolguk wemyeonhaedo
No wonder I do sin
dashi nuneul kkok gamatji nan
gashi dochin hyeokkeute mallo
neol jamshikhae louder
amuri wechyeobwara
gyeolguk neon gulbokhalgeol hold on
Listen up, that’s sick
kkumsogeul jibaehaega
hahahaha
nal jiok kkeuteseo mannage dwelgeol
kkeuchi eomneun akmongsogeseo
gireul balkhyeojweo nae soneul jabajweo
yeongweonhi kkeojiji aneulgeorago
haneurege nan tto gidohae
Pray
cheonsaye nalgaereul naegejweo
High higher
Oh, on and on
High higher
(Shit)
nal jeomjeom deodeo joyeowa
cheonsawa akmaga oh
deo sappun georeoga
cheonguk jiok geu eodijjeum
eodume geuneuri deuriul ttae
cheonsaye nalgaereul naegejweo
Weirdo gidaryeotteon neol chajasseo malhaejugesseo
You got it, don’t I know it
Ah, look at this paradox, pin it up
(That’s right)
tteolchyeonaeryeo haedo
imi geobu halsueomneungeol
cheoncheonhi jamshikhaega
nan jeomjeom muldeureoga
kkeuchi eomneun akmongsogeseo
gireul balkhyeojweo nae soneul jabajweo
yeongweonhi kkeojiji aneulgeorago
haneurege nan tto gidohae
Pray
cheonsaye nalgaereul naegejweo
High higher
Oh, on and on
High higher
(Shit)
nal jeomjeom deodeo joyeowa
cheonsawa akmaga oh
deo sappun georeoga
cheonguk jiok geu eodijjeum
eodume geuneuri deuriul ttae
cheonsaye nalgaereul naegejweo
deo gipi deo pagodeureo
nae meorissogeul eojireophyeo neon
sumi jeomjeom makhyeowa
geurae neol geobu halsueoptamyeon
neoreul badadeuryeo naeane
The queen of queen
ppallajin shimjangi
urireul kkaeweo
SKYLE
Ha!
Lalala lala lala
Ha, hot tteugeoweo dareun geu shiseon
dwidora bring the back
Da da da da da da
shwipjin aneulgeol nal milchineun geotto
eodume geuneuri deuriul ttae
cheonsaye nalgaereul jiweojweo
A K-pop anthem about finding light in endless darkness and asking heaven for wings. The repeated plea "cheonsaye nalgaereul naegejweo", heaven, give me wings, isn't a request for escape. It's the sound of someone stuck in "kkeuchi eomneun akmongsogeseo," an endless darkness, needing something to navigate by rather than fly away from.
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