A restless track about feeling out of step, with a plea for clarity.
A restless track about feeling out of step, with a plea for clarity.
The song leans on that English hook about the 'blue blues' because sometimes the borrowed phrase captures the mood better than any direct translation could.
It sounds like a condition imported from somewhere else.
A restless track about feeling out of step, with a plea for clarity.
I have got the blue blues in the city
The song leans on that English hook about the 'blue blues' because sometimes the borrowed phrase captures the mood better than any direct translation could. It sounds like a condition imported from somewhere else.
He asks, 'neoneun moreul kkeol nae mameul', 'do you know my heart?' It's not a grand confession. It's the basic, frustrated question underneath all the noise, the one you can't answer for yourself.
It names the feeling so simply it almost sounds like a diagnosis. The 'blue blues' aren't just sad; they're a specific, urban fatigue.
The way 'All right baby don't cheat' cuts through the haze stays with you. It's a sudden, plain demand.
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Yeah amudo eopseulkka haeseo
gan goseseo naneun eojjeom wae
saramdeul malsorie jakkuman gwi giurigo
geugeol tto gunggeumhae hae
Oh i shigankkaji
museun hal yaegiga geureokena mana
teok gwego eumak saenggak
Ah dwaetgo neoneun eodilkka
neo seutori jom ollyeo bwa Oh
I got this feeling that something’s wrong
I have got the blue blues in the city
All right baby don’t drink
dalkomhal jul alda deyeo
Rescue my dream
ontong heuteojin nae seuteureseu
nado moreuge hansumi
neoneun moreul kkeol nae mameul
All right baby don’t cheat
na ijen seonmyeonghage boyeo
Yeah uh yeah
modu da geureotan geon naegen
Yeah uh yeah
geurae neodo apa
Yeah uh yeah
modu da geureotan geon naegen
hanado andwae wiro andwae
Ah geurae ani geurae ani maja
eopu eopu sshiseonae bwado
eojjeol su eopttago
naneun ije museun mareul haeya hana
eojega oneuredo
dashi omyeon oneul hal ireun
dodaeche nabogo da eotteokaran mariya
jamshirado chuweo eoreo beoril shiganiran eopseuni
nado mom nogil taiming mot jabeo
geuraesseo eo geuraesseo hago deureojumyeon dweneunde
naye haruneun jagi hal malman hago maneun geot gata
Ah nan dareun boril borildo itgo
gaya hal gotto mana ya
gocheoya halge han duri duri anya
ibanen hansumman ssayeo
geureom uri shiganeun
eonje nogaseo budeureopge neomgyeojilkka?
ajikkajin jogeum teopteopae insangeul sseosseo
jal shigani neomeonneunde peneul jwieosseo pigonhae
I got this feeling that something’s wrong
I have got the blue blues in the city
All right baby don’t drink
dalkomhal jul alda deyeo
Rescue my dream
ontong heuteojin nae seuteureseu
nado moreuge hansumi
neoneun moreul geol nae mameul
All right baby don’t cheat
na ijen seonmyeonghage boyeo
Yeah uh yeah
modu da geureotan geon naegen
Yeah uh yeah
geurae neodo apa
Yeah uh yeah
modu da geureotan geon naegen
hanado andwae wiro andwae
A restless track about feeling out of step, with a plea for clarity. The song leans on that English hook about the 'blue blues' because sometimes the borrowed phrase captures the mood better than any direct translation could. It sounds like a condition imported from somewhere else.
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