A bilingual track about wanting to return to a specific moment that's already gone.
A bilingual track about wanting to return to a specific moment that's already gone.
The song keeps circling back to the seventh floor as a physical place where things were different.
It's less a metaphor and more a real address the memory won't leave, which makes the wish to return feel stubborn and concrete, not just wistful.
A bilingual track about wanting to return to a specific moment that's already gone.
"geudaero yeogie geuttaero doragago sipeo"
The song keeps circling back to the seventh floor as a physical place where things were different. It's less a metaphor and more a real address the memory won't leave, which makes the wish to return feel stubborn and concrete, not just wistful.
The phrase "I want to steal your morning" does a lot of work. It's not about taking a day or a feeling; it's about taking the quiet, ordinary start that belongs to someone else, the part before the day even begins. That's the kind of intimacy the whole lyric is reaching for and missing.
It translates to "I want to go back to that time, right here, as you were." The desire is pinned to a location and a past version of a person, all in one breath.
The way the Korean "Stay, stay" and English "Fade away" sit together in the chorus has a quiet, pleading rhythm that sticks with you.
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dwidoraseo dallyeoga neohante
wae ne mameun hangsang nae bandaee
jaril bakchago nagan daeumui
uri dul dabeun ibyeolbakke
banbokdoel duryeoumgwa the ash on the wind
neon hangsang nae jeonbureul da saranghanda malhaetjiman
I called you a liar
geugeol mitji mothaesseo naega motdwaeseo
I think I wanna text you
now, jajonsim jeobeo let me call you right back
dareun haneul gateun siganeul saraga
neoui bameun naui najin deusi
I want to steal your morning
neo eopsin i'm not going
niga eomneun naneun goerowo
Stay, stay
neo eopsin fade away
geuttae niga itdeon harun deol oerowonneunde
Stay, stay
neo aljana, seventh floor
geudaero yeogie
geuttaero doragago sipeo nan
nan doragagin sileo
gakkeum saenggagi nal ttae channeun, seventh floor
ireoke swipge jjitgyeo
nagan geol bonikka That's plastic love
dwaesseo igeon Fake love
So that's why you got damaged
cheoeum sarangeul haetdeon bami huhoedwae
I was so wasted
wae isseul ttae jalhaji geuraenni
jigeum ne saenggagi jeonhyeo an na honestly
maja uri jal majatdeon geon
jeongmal ttak geugeo hanayeosseuni
hagin geu nugul mannado neul oerowotgie
If you want me to stay
meomulleo julge geunde
geuttaen Let's just play
dareun haneul gateun siganeul saraga
neoui bameun naui najin deusi
I want to steal your morning
neo eopsin I'm not going
niga eomneun naneun goerowo
Stay, stay
neo eopsin Fade away
geuttae niga itdeon harun deol oerowonneunde
Stay, stay
neo aljana Seventh floor
geudaero yeogie
geuttaero doragago sipeo nan
A bilingual track about wanting to return to a specific moment that's already gone. The song keeps circling back to the seventh floor as a physical place where things were different. It's less a metaphor and more a real address the memory won't leave, which makes the wish to return feel stubborn and concrete, not just wistful.
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