A K-Pop soloist sketches the small, specific comforts of living with a friend.
A K-Pop soloist sketches the small, specific comforts of living with a friend.
The lyric treats intimacy as a series of small permissions: sleeping in, leaving things out, knowing when to say thank you and when to skip it.
It trusts the mundane to carry the weight of affection.
A K-Pop soloist sketches the small, specific comforts of living with a friend.
bul kkeojin bang sseulsseulhan toegeungil
The lyric treats intimacy as a series of small permissions: sleeping in, leaving things out, knowing when to say thank you and when to skip it. It trusts the mundane to carry the weight of affection.
The phrase 'bul kkeojin bang sseulsseulhan toegeungil', a messy room, a comfortable routine, captures that. It's not about a perfect friendship, just the relief of not having to explain your clutter to someone. The song leans into those minor, unremarkable details that make a shared space feel like home.
It's a plain description of a lived-in room, but it holds all the quiet agreement between roommates. The comfort is in the mess, not despite it.
Eddy Kim's feature arrives like a second voice in the apartment, easy and unforced.
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Hey yeah
Appado aninde achimimyeon boineun
Bubudo aninde gachi jamdeun
Jogeumeun teukbyeolhae
Neoran saram
Yeochindo aninde neujeumyeon buranhaejyeo
Bamneutge togirado jom nallyeojwo
Eungeun singyeong sseuyeo
Neoran saram woah
Gwansim thank you ganseop
No thank you urin
Maeu gakkapjiman jogeumeun
Meon geureon sairaneun geol
Aljanha bul kkeojin bang
Sseulsseulhan toegeungil
Kaenmaekju du gae thank you gakkeum
Kkulkkulhan nae mameul
Yongkedo algo nal
Saljjiun yasikchingu
Aljanha. Honjaseon
Sseulsseulhan uri jip
Geurae, neowa na, uri sain
Hey rumme rummeiteu
Eommado aninde saengiren miyeokgugeul
Oneurui seolgeojin nega jom haejwo
Gyuchigi pillyohae uri sai yeah woah yeah
Gwansim thank you ganseop
No thank you urin
Maeu gakkapjiman jogeumeun
Meon geureon sairaneun geol
Aljanha bul kkeojin bang
Sseulsseulhan toegeungil
Kaenmaekju du gae thank you gakkeum
Kkulkkulhan nae mameul
Yongkedo algo nal
Saljjiun yasikchingu
Aljanha. Honjaseon
Sseulsseulhan uri jip
Geurae, neowa na, uri sain
Hey rumme rummeiteu
Eoje masin alkoori nal goerophyeo
Jumal naenae duriseo sichenori
Sesang jeil gyeokhan dongjiaereul neukkyeo
Oeropji anha oh
Jinsim thank you modu da
Thank you urin
Jogeum meol sudo itjiman
Sasil gajang gakkaun geol
Aljanha. Nuguboda
Seorol aneun geol
Museopji anha. Gakkeumssik
Agmongeseo kkaen nareul
Yongkedo algo kkok
Anajun joheun chingu
Aljanha nuguboda
Gomawohaneun geol
Geurae, neowa na, uri sain
Hey rumme rummeiteu
Geurae, eojjeomyeon uri dureun
Forever rummeiteu hoo
A K-Pop soloist sketches the small, specific comforts of living with a friend. The lyric treats intimacy as a series of small permissions: sleeping in, leaving things out, knowing when to say thank you and when to skip it. It trusts the mundane to carry the weight of affection.
Yeri (Red Velvet) performs "Roommate (feat. Eddy Kim)", and this lyric page sits inside the Yeri (Red Velvet) catalog on LyroVerse.
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