A K-pop track that turns a children's game into a metaphor for sudden, painful absence.
A K-pop track that turns a children's game into a metaphor for sudden, painful absence.
The repeated plea 'geuman nawa jullae', 'just come out to me', isn't a request for a game to end.
It's the sound of someone realizing the rules have changed without them, that the other person has decided to stay hidden.
A K-pop track that turns a children's game into a metaphor for sudden, painful absence.
neon tto sumne eodiedo nega boijil anhne
The lyric leans hard on the physical sensation of breath being caught, 'summan swimyeo,' 'sumi makhyeo.' It's not just about missing someone; it's about the body seizing up in their absence, mornings and nights becoming exercises in holding your breath until they return.
The repeated plea 'geuman nawa jullae', 'just come out to me', isn't a request for a game to end. It's the sound of someone realizing the rules have changed without them, that the other person has decided to stay hidden. There's a childlike desperation in asking someone to simply reappear, as if saying it enough could undo the vanishing.
That's the moment the game breaks. Hiding is supposed to be temporary, a tease before the reveal, but here the hiding spot has become permanent. The singer is left looking at empty space.
The way the phrase 'babocheoreom chamji moshago', 'like a fool, I can't stand it', breaks the rhythm, admitting the helplessness outright.
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heeojijan mareun mayo
na honja dugo tteonagaji mayo
kkeutiraneun mareun mayo
maeil achimimyeon nuneul tteumyeon
nan summan swimyeo salgessji
naege muttukttukhage gulji mayo
gyeondil suga eopseoyo
oneuldo naneun sullae
neoreul chajji moshae geuman nawa jullae
honja nama geobe jillyeoseo
neol bureugo issneun na
neon tto sumne
eodiedo nega boijil anhne
babocheoreom chamji moshago
neol bureugo ureo na
geurae neoreul chaja
dasi neoreul chaja nan go away
annyeongiran mareun mayo
nal dugo deoneun apahaji mayo
duryeoume sumjin mayo
maeil bami doemyeon nun gameumyeon
tto sumi makhyeo chajgessji
gyeondil suga eopseo duryeowo
nega eopsneun eodumi naegen neomu naccseoreo
neoran bichi eopsneun i bami
gireojyeo beorin oeroumi
I can’t take it, no
dorawa jullae
oneuldo naneun sullae
neoreul chajji moshae geuman nawa jullae
honja nama geobe jillyeoseo
neol bureugo issneun na
neon tto sumne
eodiedo nega boijil anhne
babocheoreom chamji moshago
neol bureugo ureo na
I don’t know
ajigeun honjaga eosaekhajiman
beotil su isseul geora wirohae bojiman
eochapi honjasmal teong bin meariman
jakku maemdoneun i bangi
Lonely, so lonely
I need you right now
Where you at?
nega eopsneun haruga tto gane
naeireun neol bol su issgil barae na
oneuldo naneun sullae
neoreul chajji moshae geuman nawa jullae
honja nama geobe jillyeoseo
neol bureugo issneun na
neon tto sumne
eodiedo nega boijil anhne
babocheoreom chamji moshago
neol bureugo ureo na
geurae neoreul chaja
dasi neoreul manna nan go away
A K-pop track that turns a children's game into a metaphor for sudden, painful absence. The repeated plea 'geuman nawa jullae', 'just come out to me', isn't a request for a game to end. It's the sound of someone realizing the rules have changed without them, that the other person has decided to stay hidden.
Wanna One performs "Hide And Seek", and this lyric page sits inside the Wanna One catalog on LyroVerse.
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