A Korean boy band's anthem about finding home after being lost in a deep maze.
A Korean boy band's anthem about finding home after being lost in a deep maze.
The Korean phrase "gipeun miro" - "deep maze" - does the heavy work here.
It's not just being lost; it's being trapped somewhere complex and dark, which makes the phoenix imagery feel earned rather than decorative.
A Korean boy band's anthem about finding home after being lost in a deep maze.
Like a phoenix tteugeoun nal gaereul bultaeugo
The Korean phrase "gipeun miro" - "deep maze" - does the heavy work here. It's not just being lost; it's being trapped somewhere complex and dark, which makes the phoenix imagery feel earned rather than decorative. When they sing "tteugeoun nal gaereul bultaeugo" - "burning my wings with hot fire" - there's no glamour in it, just the necessary pain before rising.
Burning your own wings isn't a metaphor for glory here - it's the specific, painful cost of getting out of that maze. The Korean "tteugeoun" means "hot" or "burning," not majestic.
The way "Fire burn f.f.f.f." stutters in the production gives the repetition a slightly desperate edge.
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Eodum soge garyeojin gipeun miro sogeseo,
Tto gadhyeo beorin nal chaja like before
Bichi nareul taewodo neon mageul su eobseo,
Nan nae beobchig daero modu boyeo julge.
Try to find the place where we belong
Daga seolsu itneun geu gose
Know that someday we will find our home
Nopi naraolla
Like a phoenix tteugeoun nal gaereul bultaeugo,
Like a phoenix ganginhan ma, mame daraolla.
Neukkil su isseo, I dosieseo tonight
We gonna get you get you get you with the fire burn
Fire fire fire burn, f..f..f..f.. Fire burn,
F..fire fire burn f..f..f..f..f..f fire burn
Geu modeun geol beoryeodo kkeutkkaji nan gagesseo,
Tto doedoragal sun eobseo like before
Jichyeo beorin yeonghonui kkeutnaji anheul try,
Deo geochim eobsi modu boyeo julge.
Try to find the place where we belong
Igeon jeoldae jeogin mesiji
Know that someday we will find our home
Bulgeun taeyang wiro
Like a phoenix tteugeoun nal gaereul bultaeugo,
Like a phoenix ganginhan ma, mame daraolla.
Neukkil su isseo, I dosieseo tonight
We gonna get you get you get you with the fire burn
Fire fire fire burn, f..f..f..f.. Fire burn,
F..fire fire burn f..f..f..f..f..f fire burn
Jayulobge fly, deo naraolla high,
Neolbge pyeol chyeojin sesang wiro
Naega soyuhan I sesangeul, nuguboda deo keun isangeul,
Neoneun jeoldae molla la la, so I have a new law law law.
Teureul kkaebusuneun sungane nan yong gamhae,
Du nalgaereul pyeoneun chal naui geu sungane,
Banghae haneun muriga itgeon eobt geon gane,
Naneun gyesog jil juhae geu gong gane
Like a phoenix tteugeoun nal gaereul bultaeugo,
Like a phoenix ganginhan ma, mame daraolla.
Neukkil su isseo, I dosieseo tonight
We gonna get you get you get you with the fire burn
Fire fire fire burn, f..f..f..f.. Fire burn,
F..fire fire burn f..f..f..f..f..f fire burn
Fire f..f.. Fire burn f..f..f..f.. fire burn,
F..fire fire burn f..f..f..f..f..f fire burn
A Korean boy band's anthem about finding home after being lost in a deep maze. The Korean phrase "gipeun miro" - "deep maze" - does the heavy work here. It's not just being lost; it's being trapped somewhere complex and dark, which makes the phoenix imagery feel earned rather than decorative.
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