A song about pushing past limits, with lyrics that feel like a breath held too long finally released.
A song about pushing past limits, with lyrics that feel like a breath held too long finally released.
The Korean line 'sumi beokchadorok dallyeowatjana', roughly, 'I ran until I was out of breath', sets the tone.
It's not about the destination; it's the physical fact of exhaustion before the thought even arrives.
A song about pushing past limits, with lyrics that feel like a breath held too long finally released.
Never say time's up
The Korean line 'sumi beokchadorok dallyeowatjana', roughly, 'I ran until I was out of breath', sets the tone. It's not about the destination; it's the physical fact of exhaustion before the thought even arrives. The following English command, 'Never say time's up', feels less like a pep talk and more like a refusal to acknowledge the finish line.
It's a flat denial, not an argument. The song doesn't try to justify why time isn't up; it just states the rule as if defying a referee.
The way 'Let's go!' interrupts the flow twice, less a cheer than a necessary self-command.
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eodummani naui jeonbuyeotdeon dongan
sumi beokchadorok dallyeowatjana
Never say time’s up
gyeonggye-ui kkeutjarak
nae kkeuteun aninikka
ultari bakke illeongineun mu-eonga
geu amudo moreuneun byeorilji molla
I wanna wanna be there
I’m gonna gonna be there
beokchan mameuro i gwedoreul beoseona
Let’s go!
saeroun girui tamheomga
Beyond the road
kkeopjireul kkaetteuryeobeorija
duryeoumeun ije geodwo
oroji nareul mideo
jigeumi baro time to fly
du nun apui kkeut, sappun neomeoga
hangye bakkui trip, jjarithajana
nogi seun simjange swim eopsi pineun kkum
mumohadaedo mideo nan
nugudo bon jeok eomneun nasseon uju soge
geop eopsi ttwieodeureo fall (fall) fall (fall)
dapdaphan gaseum ane
bulkkocheul piwonaellae
Shine and bright
got japhil deusi banjjagideon mu-eonga
kkok dallilsurok meoreojyeodo nan joa
I never never give up
I’m getting getting better
yeojeongeun imi sijakdoen ji oraeya
Let’s go!
kkeuchira saenggakhan sungan
Beyond the road
neolbeun sesangi nal gamssa ana
ttaeroneun neurithaedo
gakkeumeun jichindaedo
meomchuji ango let me fly
du nun apui kkeut, sappun neomeoga
hangye bakkui trip, jjarithajana
nogi seun simjange swim eopsi pineun kkum
mumohadaedo mideo nan
nuga mworaedo mideo nan
Go, dachigo manggajyeo beogeowojin hanghae
Go, sum han beon goreugo ieogamyeon, ok
gureum neomeo sesangeul nae pume aneullae
du nun apui kkeut, sappun neomeoga
hangye bakkui trip, jjarithajana
nogi seun simjange swim eopsi pineun kkum
mumohadaedo mideo nan
naui yeojeongeul mideo nan
A song about pushing past limits, with lyrics that feel like a breath held too long finally released. The Korean line 'sumi beokchadorok dallyeowatjana', roughly, 'I ran until I was out of breath', sets the tone. It's not about the destination; it's the physical fact of exhaustion before the thought even arrives.
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