A solo track where TAEYONG trades running for floating in his own private water.
A solo track where TAEYONG trades running for floating in his own private water.
The pool isn't just escape; it's a space he built himself, 'naega mandeun i teureseo.' That changes the tone from retreat to a kind of stubborn, self-made refuge.
The phrase 'I just swim in a swimming pool' answers a pressure.
A solo track where TAEYONG trades running for floating in his own private water.
I just swim in a swimming pool
The pool isn't just escape; it's a space he built himself, 'naega mandeun i teureseo.' That changes the tone from retreat to a kind of stubborn, self-made refuge. The water holds him up.
The phrase 'I just swim in a swimming pool' answers a pressure. He's been trying to grab invisible things and solve everything alone, and this is where he stops. It's a plain statement of wanting to be in one contained, weightless place instead of running.
It's the pivot. Everything before is struggle and questions, and this line is the simple, physical act he chooses instead. No more running.
The way 'Swimming pool, swimming' repeats at the end, almost mantra-like, after all that earlier motion.
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What am I?
naneun mwolkka boiji anneun geoseul jabeuryeo
aereul sseugo dalligo tto dallyeo maeil dallyeotji nan
jeongjak naegen jasini eopseoseo
honjaseo modeun ireul
tteomatgo haegyeolharyeo haetji nan
maeilbam nan nareul ileo gan geoji maeil saebyeokkkaji nan
gateun gomineul banbongmaneul hane tto
modu ssiseonaebeorija
Go into the pool
Ooh, yeah
I'll show you thе other side
Ooh, no, woah
modu ssiseonaеjago da
I just swim in a swimming pool
himkkeot ungkeurin chae gomineul haebwa
I don't wanna run anymore
sumyeon wi sesanggwa dareun sesangeul bwa
I just wanna be in a swimming
I had to get a hate
nareul gadwobeorin teul
geunde igoseun pyeonanhae
honjamanye sigan chungbunhae
moreul sun isseuni malhae
amudo eopsi na honja
namdeulgwaneun an eoulliji
nareul jugil sun eopseuni
dangjang na honjain pool
naega mandeun i teureseo
han beondo jitji mothaetdeon pyojeongeuro
neol majihal geoya neomu geureogo sipeosseo nado
maeil bameul gidohamyeo saratji
naege jueojin joereul sokjoehagi wihae
nareul ssiseonaeji tto
I just swim in a swimming pool
himkkeot ungkeurin chae gomineul haebwa
I don't wanna run anymore
sumyeon wi sesanggwa dareun sesangeul bwa
I just wanna be in a swimming
i anye modeun mureul ppaenaedo dwae
Geugeon nae yoksimil ppunil teni
yoksimeuro chaeun i goseseo
sumeul swilsu isseul riga eopji
naye galmangeul chaeugi wihae nae ane keojyeobeorin pool
deonggeurani nae bangeul gareuneun i badageul bwa
byeonhago kkaeuchigo sipeosseodo
igoseul bogido jeongsini nagabeoril deuthae
Swimming pool, swimming
Swimming pool, swimming
Swimming pool, swimming
Swimming pool, swimming
Swimming pool, swimming
Swimming pool, swimming
Swimming pool, swimming
Swimming pool, swimming
A solo track where TAEYONG trades running for floating in his own private water. The pool isn't just escape; it's a space he built himself, 'naega mandeun i teureseo.' That changes the tone from retreat to a kind of stubborn, self-made refuge. The phrase 'I just swim in a swimming pool' answers a pressure.
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