A solo track where the GOT7 member asks for a moment without overthinking.
A solo track where the GOT7 member asks for a moment without overthinking.
The lyric leans on physical closeness, "jogeumman deo gakkai malhaejullae" (can I tell you a little closer), as a substitute for emotional certainty.
It's a song that understands sometimes you can't explain your way into being understood; you just have to get near enough for the other person to feel it.
A solo track where the GOT7 member asks for a moment without overthinking.
saengkak eobsi naeil eobsi neol barabwa
The lyric leans on physical closeness, "jogeumman deo gakkai malhaejullae" (can I tell you a little closer), as a substitute for emotional certainty. It's a song that understands sometimes you can't explain your way into being understood; you just have to get near enough for the other person to feel it.
"saengkak eobsi naeil eobsi neol barabwa" , without thinking, without tomorrow, just look at me, carries the whole weight. It's not asking for a lifetime promise or a deep analysis. It's asking for the person across from you to stop calculating, to stop worrying about what comes next, and to just be there in the room with you right now. That's the pressure it answers: the need to pause the mental noise and connect, even briefly.
It strips everything back to a basic human request: look at me. Not with judgment or a plan, just look. In a song full of circling thoughts, that line is the still point.
The way "dagagalsurok tteollyeo dagaogo isseo" (the closer I get, the more I tremble and approach) admits nervousness even while asking for proximity.
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oneul bameun lonely yeah
neowa danduriseo yeah
ajik i siganmaneun wonhaessne
nal baraboneun ne nunbich
mwol wonhae da julge byeorirado neol wihandamyeon mwodeun
da malhae
mwodeun da malhae
jubyeon ttawi singyeong sseuji ma baby
jibjunghage na neo malhae jogeumman deo gakkai malhaejullae
soljikhaejin sungan chokchokhaejin nungae jeojeossne
soljikhage daehaejun neoege neul maeumeul pyohyeonhae
saengkak eobsi naeil eobsi neol barabwa
saengkak eobsi naeil eobsi neol barabwa
dagagalsurok tteollyeo
dagaogo isseo neon oh
dagagalsurok tteollyeo
dagaogo isseo neon oh
neowa na danduri garodeung bulbich miteseo uri yeah
soljikhaejin duri seoroui simjange gidae uri
nogyeojwo seoro ttatteushage gamssa jullae
chagabdeon du son nohji anheulge yeah
eonjedeun himdeulmyeon malhallae eonjedeun ne gyeote isseojulge
saengkak eobsi naeil eobsi neol barabwa
saengkak eobsi naeil eobsi neol barabwa
dagagalsurok tteollyeo
dagaogo isseo neon oh
dagagalsurok tteollyeo
dagaogo isseo neon
A solo track where the GOT7 member asks for a moment without overthinking. The lyric leans on physical closeness, "jogeumman deo gakkai malhaejullae" (can I tell you a little closer), as a substitute for emotional certainty. It's a song that understands sometimes you can't explain your way into being understood; you just have to get near enough for the other person to feel it.
Yugyeom performs "Don't Think", and this lyric page sits inside the Yugyeom catalog on LyroVerse.
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