A K-pop breakup track where the chorus chatters like a clock running down.
A K-pop breakup track where the chorus chatters like a clock running down.
The lyric leans on that ticking 'Tiki taka' refrain to avoid saying anything new.
It's the sound of a relationship stuck in a groove, where even the hurt has become predictable.
A K-pop breakup track where the chorus chatters like a clock running down.
I don't need your love more
The lyric leans on that ticking 'Tiki taka' refrain to avoid saying anything new. It's the sound of a relationship stuck in a groove, where even the hurt has become predictable. The singer knows the promises won't be kept ('geu yaksok jikiji motal geol nan ara'), so the energy goes into the exit.
The phrase 'I don't need your love more' cuts through the Korean verses twice. It's less a declaration of independence than a tired admission, the kind you repeat to yourself after the same old fight has looped one too many times. The words feel like shutting a door you've been propping open with your foot.
It lands flat and final, in English, after all the swirling Korean. There's no anger in it, just a drained certainty that makes the bubbly production feel hollow.
The way 'Woo, woo, woo, woo' drifts in after the chorus, like a sigh or static filling the empty space.
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museun mareul wonhaneun geoya
dojeohi nan i banbogi sireo
i daehwaui kkeuteun ppeonhaji
jigyeowo geuman hago sipeo
eonjen-ganeun neoege
da malhago sipeo
eonjen-ganeun neoege
geureol su isseul kka
ige sarang-i manneun geolkka
sangcheodo jugobanneun geon-ga
deoisang jasini eopseo nan
I don't need your love more
Tiki taka, tiki taka
Tiki tak watda gatda hae
Woo, woo, woo, woo
Woo, woo, woo, woo, woo, woo
Tiki taka, tiki taka
Tiki tak naman apa wae
Woo, woo, woo, woo
Woo, woo, woo, woo, woo, woo
noryeokaebwasseo
gyeote itgo sipeoseo
hajiman ijen
na honja natgesseo
heuritaejyeotji
geuttae nega naege haetdeon mal
Woo, woo, woo, woo
geotjabeul su eopsi
keojyeoman gatdeon ma-eumkkajido yeah
deoneun an sogeullae
eoseolpeun sarang ttawi
geu yaksok jikiji motal geol nan ara
eojireopge
nal goeropyeo
neoui ma-eumeun
tto geureoke yeah, yeah
ige sarang-i manneun geolkka
sangcheodo jugobanneun geon-ga
eojjeoni jasini eopseo nan
I don't need your love more
Tiki taka, tiki taka
Tiki tak watda gatda hae
Woo, woo, woo, woo
Woo, woo, woo, woo, woo, woo
Tiki taka, tiki taka
Tiki tak naman apa wae
Woo, woo, woo, woo
Woo, woo, woo, woo, woo, woo
noryeokaebwasseo
gyeote itgo sipeoseo
hajiman ijen
na honja natgesseo
deoneun jul su inneun ge
namaitji anne
neol dugo tteonagajulge
doragal su eopge
modu jiwobolge
nal butjapji marajullae
A K-pop breakup track where the chorus chatters like a clock running down. The lyric leans on that ticking 'Tiki taka' refrain to avoid saying anything new. It's the sound of a relationship stuck in a groove, where even the hurt has become predictable.
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