A song about needing a manual for the heart, featuring Wonstein.
A song about needing a manual for the heart, featuring Wonstein.
The lyric leans on academic language, theory, dictionary, practice, to mask how little any of that helps.
It's a clever bit of self-deception, using the vocabulary of study to avoid the messy, un-theoretical work of just being with someone.
A song about needing a manual for the heart, featuring Wonstein.
I need a love dictionary
The lyric leans on academic language, theory, dictionary, practice, to mask how little any of that helps. It's a clever bit of self-deception, using the vocabulary of study to avoid the messy, un-theoretical work of just being with someone.
The phrase 'I think I think, I'm fallin' in you / Deeply and slowly' captures that hesitant, over-analyzing stumble into feeling. It's not a declaration; it's someone talking themselves into it, second-guessing the fall even as it happens. The words answer a kind of vanity, the need to feel in control of something that, by definition, isn't.
It's a funny, desperate admission. He wants a book to explain the feeling, because the feeling itself has left him wordless.
Wonstein's verse cuts through the overthinking with a plain 'Love isn't something you can just solve,' which lands like a friend's reality check.
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I think
I think, I'm fallin’ in you
Deeply and slowly
naega mwol haneunjido
mak moreul jeongdoro
I wanna be your alleksandeuro
I need a love dictionary
I need a love theory
I need you, I need you
jebal mareul georeojuji ma naegeneun
meoritsogi saehayaejyeo beorinikkaneun
mwol hal suga isseoya mariji
malloneun mwol mothae yehaengyeonseupdo
cheoljeohi haetdaneunde
amuraedo meoritsogen mwon munjega
inneun geot gata ya neone mwohanyago
jigeumi animyeon gihoeneun eomneunde
jigeum tteonaganeun geunyeoreul jabaya hae
She's far away from me
I don't know what I'm doing
Look at the theory book again
dwidora nareul boneun
neoui moseube ttodasi nan
I think, I'm fallin’ in you
Deeply and slowly
naega mwol haneunjido
mak moreul jeongdoro
You are my lovely fairy
I need a love dictionary
I need a love theory
I need you (I need you)
choeso neoboda saranggwa ibyeoreul baek beoneul deo
gyeongheomhan chinguroseo I'll learn it
bigyohal suga eopseo gamhi
mworado sajugo mureobwa ni gomin
mwoga munjeim jigeum i norae hookeul boni
sikeuhagien neomu neujeotgo
inneun geudaero ga keep being nerdy
neoegen maneun doni itgo
yeongeodo doego
kido narang biseuthande
aswiun jeom hana baro jasingam
yeongeoro confidence
Taeyong, you know?
mot chamneun geon nado ihaehae
jigeum jeonhwahaneun geon bandae
naega haneun mareul myeongsim
gyeolguk neon hagetjiman
I think, I'm fallin’ in you
Deeply and slowly
naega mwol haneunjido
mak moreul jeongdoro
You are my lovely fairy
I need a love dictionary
I need a love theory
I need you (I need you)
sarangeun hetgallige hajana
sangdaeseong ironbodado
eoryeoun iron gata naegen
haedabeul jugenni, wonsyutain
sarangeun hetgalliji anneundan mal
sasil nae gasaga anya
ige eolmana eojireoun geonji
nan aljana
(But you got me feeling like)
I think, I'm fallin’ in you
Deeply and slowly
naega mwol haneunjido
mak moreul jeongdoro
You are my lovely fairy
I need a love dictionary
I need a love theory
I need you, I need you
I need you, baby
I need you, baby
I need you, baby
Baby
A song about needing a manual for the heart, featuring Wonstein. The lyric leans on academic language, theory, dictionary, practice, to mask how little any of that helps. It's a clever bit of self-deception, using the vocabulary of study to avoid the messy, un-theoretical work of just being with someone.
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