A K-pop track that frames a toxic relationship as something both irresistible and destructive.
A K-pop track that frames a toxic relationship as something both irresistible and destructive.
What sticks is how the lyric treats poison as both an external force and an internal surrender.
The singer isn't just poisoned; he becomes the vessel for it, which turns the whole thing into a slow-motion wreck you can see coming.
A K-pop track that frames a toxic relationship as something both irresistible and destructive.
machi byeongcheoreom pagodeuneun poison
What sticks is how the lyric treats poison as both an external force and an internal surrender. The singer isn't just poisoned; he becomes the vessel for it, which turns the whole thing into a slow-motion wreck you can see coming.
The phrase "machi byeongcheoreom pagodeuneun poison", like a disease, spreading poison, captures that specific dread. It's not just about hurt; it's about watching something take you over, knowing it's bad but feeling it move through you anyway. The words answer that quiet panic of being consumed by what you can't shake.
That comparison to disease makes the toxicity feel biological, inevitable. It's not a choice anymore; it's something that happens to you.
The way "peojineun poison" repeats, almost like a chant, gives the track its haunted, circling feel.
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hankkeot heuteureojin nareul jabachaedeon son
Girl just cherish me
haneuldo uril wonmanghadeut biga naeryeosseo
nan beoryeojin deut neol ijeonneunde
amu il eopseotdan deut tto chajawa
amulji mothal sangcheol namgyeonoko dasi vanishing
mangseorimeun dogi dwae
momi da jeorithae
jeonidwae machi byeongcheoreom pagodeuneun
poison tto maeryodoen nan
babocheoreom neukkyeojigo now
ige mwon jisinji
jakkuman deuneun uigusim
hanaui sepocheoreom aeteuthadeon
urin ije seoroui dok
neon machi dongnyakcheoreom
nae ane seumyeodeureo
peojineun poison
binnadeon sunganmajeo ijeneun poison
ppeonhago ppeonhan mallo dallaedo
nal tteona haengbokagil baralge
peojineun poison
Ooh ooh
geujeo ganjikaraedo
neon han gwiro heullyeobeorigo
peojineun poison
Ooh ooh
tongbohan ibyeol
but neon aesseo musihaebeorigo
naege bitbangulcheoreom naeryeoanjaseo
angmacheoreom yuhokago
nal ulligo
sonsugeoneul naemineun neojana
seungpaerado garyeoya hae?
geunyang mamjeopgo gamyeon an dwae?
sarangi anigo igeon gawibawibo
geu isangdo geu ihado anya
ijen geobi na byeong deureoga
sideureoganeun kkonmanyang
da jugeoganeun nal bwa
daeche wonhaneun ge mwoya
ijen da miryeonil ppunya
butjabado dabeun eopjana
neon machi dongnyakcheoreom
nae ane seumyeodeureo
peojineun poison
binnadeon sunganmajeo ijeneun poison
ppeonhago ppeonhan mallo dallaedo
nal tteona haengbokagil baralge
peojineun poison
Ooh ooh
geujeo ganjikaraedo
neon han gwiro heullyeobeorigo
peojineun poison
Ooh ooh
tongbohan ibyeol
but neon aesseo musihaebeorigo
idaeron deo beotil su eopseo
manggajyeogajana
apeumppunin neo
hyungteoro namneun geon nan wonchi ana
jebal nareul tteonajwo
mangseorimdo joerangeol
galsurok sangcheoman jiteojyeo gal ppun
peojineun poison
binnadeon sunganmajeo ijeneun poison
ppeonhago ppeonhan mallo dallaedo
nal tteona haengbokagil baralge
peojineun poison
Ooh ooh
geujeo ganjikaraedo
neon han gwiro heullyeobeorigo
peojineun poison
Ooh ooh
tongbohan ibyeol
but neon aesseo musihaebeorigo
A K-pop track that frames a toxic relationship as something both irresistible and destructive. What sticks is how the lyric treats poison as both an external force and an internal surrender. The singer isn't just poisoned; he becomes the vessel for it, which turns the whole thing into a slow-motion wreck you can see coming.
VAV performs "Poison", and this lyric page sits inside the VAV catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Cause I Miss You and Venus (Dance With Me) with a short reason for opening each page next.
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