The 2012 track that launched the group mixes Korean lyrics with an insistent English command.
The 2012 track that launched the group mixes Korean lyrics with an insistent English command.
The lyric doesn't resolve the feeling in the verses; it just overrides it with rhythm.
"Report to the dance floor" isn't an invitation, it's an order, and the song obeys itself.
The 2012 track that launched the group mixes Korean lyrics with an insistent English command.
Report to the dance floor
The lyric doesn't resolve the feeling in the verses; it just overrides it with rhythm. "Report to the dance floor" isn't an invitation, it's an order, and the song obeys itself.
The Korean lines "Nunmureul heulliljul aranni" and "Gomawo jukkkesseo" sit right before that dance floor command. They're saying they knew tears would fall and thanking someone intensely, then the music just switches gears completely. It's like the song can't stay in that emotional space, it has to get everyone moving instead.
It's not a request or a suggestion. The phrase cuts off whatever came before and tells you where to be.
The way "Report to the dance floor" repeats eight times in a row, almost like a drill sergeant, is what sticks.
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[Jisoo] Nunmureul heulliljul aranni
Butjjapkkirado hal kkeot gatanni kkumkkae
Jeongmal kkeuchiya
[Minjae] Na mollae haettteon il da deulkyeosseo
Ne deokppune nan
jogeum cheori deureosseo
Gomawo jukkkesseo
[All] Tonight~
[Yeeun] Nan jayuroun Girl
[All] Tonight~
[E.J] Ije patireul yeoreo
[All] Report to the dance floor
Report to the dance floor
Report to the dance floor
Report to the dance floor
Report to the dance floor
Report to the dance floor
Report to the dance floor
Report to the dance, dance floor
[Jungbin] Yeoja boljul moreumyeon gadeon gil ga ~
Neon pyeongsaeng dareun yeojal humcheo
bwa~
Geureoda keun ko dachiji
[E.J] (Cause baby boy)
[Jungbin] Neo gateun yeojana manna
[Yeeun] Sesang baneun namjanikka
Na jotan namjan maneunikka
Nal akkyeojugo jikyeojuneun geureon namja
Chajeulkke
[Dasom] (Tteonajwoseo gomawo)
[All] Report to the dance floor
Report to the dance floor
Report to the dance floor
Report to the dance floor
Report to the dance floor
Report to the dance floor
Report to the dance floor
Report to the dance floor
[Dasom] Ibyeoreun Yesterday
Oneureun Brand new day
Everything, everything‘s OK
Nunmulttawineun Go away
[E.J] Jinannareun Break it down
Neoboda hwolssin naeun
Namjan mana We say report to the dance floor
[Jungbin] Tonight~
[Minjae] Reserved for me and you
[Dasom] Bring it back, bring it back~
[All] Tonight~
[Minjae] Show me on the dance floor~
[All] Tonight~
[Jisoo] Just show me Just show me~
[All] Tonight~
[Jisoo] Neol nallyeo bonaelge
[All] Tonight~
[Minjae] Neoboda haengbokalkke
[All] Report to the dance floor
Report to the dance floor
Report to the dance floor
Report to the dance floor
Report to the dance floor
Report to the dance floor
Report to the dance floor
Report to the dance, dance floor
The 2012 track that launched the group mixes Korean lyrics with an insistent English command. The lyric doesn't resolve the feeling in the verses; it just overrides it with rhythm. "Report to the dance floor" isn't an invitation, it's an order, and the song obeys itself.
TAHITI performs "Tonight", and this lyric page sits inside the TAHITI catalog on LyroVerse.
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