마음 따라 뛰는 건 멋지지 않아? – Bilingual Lyrics Korean/English

• By: TWS
• Album: TRY WITH US

Lyrics & Translation

Discover the vibrant energy of TWS through '마음 따라 뛰는 건 멋지지 않아?'. This upbeat track offers a fantastic opportunity to learn Korean phrases about following your heart and embracing new adventures, all while enjoying its refreshing pop sound.

[English]

Lyrics: Joo Hwan / Jinsol / Jung Yoon / Jeon Jin / Matthew Tishler / Grayson Dewolfe

Music: Matthew Tishler / Grayson Dewolfe / ChaMane

Arrangement: Matthew Tishler / Grayson Dewolfe

My breath is getting ragged

My heart keeps pounding

Let’s chase what we want, I’m shouting

The day I no longer want to hesitate

Having prepared

Now One, two, three, countdown!

It feels like anything is possible

There are days like that, you know

Today feels like a perfect 10/10 to me

Yeah, put on headphones and play any song

Even the weather is groovy

High‑five the sky with my hand

The endless waiting

It used to be always boring, but now even that

Yeah, my heart’s pounding every day

Unexplained changes

I even like that (Ah)

When we count to three, let’s jump far

My breath is getting ragged

My heart keeps pounding (Countdown!)

Let’s chase what we want, I’m shouting

The day I don’t want to hesitate any longer

Having prepared

Now one, two, three, countdown!

Full of laughter

Chatting with a friend

Staying up all night, unaware of time passing

Yeah, no one can promise

Follow your heart and look wherever it takes you

Let’s get it, right?

I don’t need a big umbrella or anything

Even in the pouring rain, always walk straight

No doubt, somehow that luck

Feels like it’s on my side

The end of the long waiting

On a day that was always boring, kick start (Go high)

Yeah, my heart’s pounding every day

Unexplained changes

I even like that (Ah)

When we count to three, let’s jump far

My breath is getting ragged

My heart keeps pounding (Countdown!)

Let’s chase what we want, I’m shouting

The day I no longer want to hesitate

Having prepared

Now one, two, three, countdown!

La‑la‑la

La‑la‑la‑la‑la

La‑la‑la

La‑la‑la‑la‑la

La‑la‑la

La‑la‑la‑la‑la

Only now

I finally understand myself

My heart is shouting

Now one, two, three, countdown!

[Korean]

作词 : Joo Hwan/진솔/정윤/Jeon Jin/Matthew Tishler/Grayson Dewolfe

作曲 : Matthew Tishler/Grayson Dewolfe/차메인 (ChaMane)

编曲 : Matthew Tishler/Grayson Dewolfe

거칠어진 숨이

자꾸 뛰는 심장이

하고 싶은 걸 따라가자 외치는 거야

더 이상 망설이기 싫은 날

준비하고서

이제 One, two, three, countdown!

뭐든 가능할 것 같은

괜히 그런 날 있잖아

오늘이 마치 10/10 to me

Yeah 헤드폰 끼고 아무 노래를 Play

하필 날씨마저 Groovy 해

하늘 위로 손을 Hi-five

기나긴 기다림이

늘 지루했었는데 이젠 (그조차)

Yeah 매일 두근대고 있잖아

이유도 모를 Changes

그것마저도 난 좋아 (Ah)

셋 하면 멀리 뛰자

거칠어진 숨이

자꾸 뛰는 심장이 (Countdown!)

하고 싶은 걸 따라가자 외치는 거야

더 이상 망설이기 싫은 날

준비하고서

Now one, two, three, countdown!

'ㅋ' 가득해

Message with a friend

시간 가는 거 모른 채 밤을 새

Yeah 누구도 장담 못 해

맘 가는 대로 눈 돌려

Let's get it, right?

Don't need it 큰 우산 따위

쏟아진 비에도 Always walk straight

No diggity 왠지 그 행운이

내 편인 듯해

기나긴 기다림 끝

늘 지루하던 날에 Kick start (Go high)

Yeah 매일 두근대고 있잖아

이유도 모를 Changes

그것마저도 난 좋아 (Ah)

셋 하면 멀리 뛰자

거칠어진 숨이

자꾸 뛰는 심장이 (Countdown!)

하고 싶은 걸 따라가자 외치는 거야

더 이상 망설이기 싫은 날

준비하고서

Now one, two, three, countdown!

La-la-la

La-la-la-la-la

La-la-la

La-la-la-la-la

La-la-la

La-la-la-la-la

이제서야

나 알게 됐어

마음이 외치는

Now one, two, three, countdown!

Key Vocabulary

Vocabulary	Meanings
거칠어진 /kʌ.tɕʰi.lɯ.dʑi.n/ B1	adjective - roughened; having become rough
숨 /sʰum/ A1	noun - breath
뛰는 /tɥi.nɯn/ A2	verb - to run; to beat (as a heart)
심장 /ɕim.d͡ʑaŋ/ A1	noun - heart
따라가다 /t͈a.ra.ɡa.da/ A2	verb - to follow; to go after
외치다 /we.tɕʰi.da/ A2	verb - to shout; to yell
망설이다 /maŋ.sʌɾi.da/ A2	verb - to hesitate; to waver
준비 /t͈ʃun.bi/ A2	noun - preparation; readiness verb - to prepare
가능 /kaŋ.ɡi/ A2	adjective/noun - possible; possibility
헤드폰 /he.dɯ.pʰon/ A1	noun - headphone
노래 /no.ɾe/ A1	noun - song
Groovy /ˈɡruːvi/ B1	adjective - cool; stylish; having a good rhythm
하늘 /ha.nɯl/ A1	noun - sky
손 /son/ A1	noun - hand
기다림 /ki.da.rim/ A2	noun - waiting; the act of waiting
지루하다 /tɕi.ɾu.ha.da/ A2	adjective - boring; tedious
두근대다 /du.gɯn.tɛ.da/ B1	verb - to throb; to pound (as a heart)
변화 /pjeon.hwa/ B2	noun - change; transformation

Key Grammar Structures

• 거칠어진 숨이 자꾸 뛰는 심장이 하고 싶은 걸 따라가자 외치는 **거야**

  ➔ -(으)ㄹ 거야 (future/intention, colloquial)

  ➔ The ending ""거야"" is used to state a future action or a strong intention, similar to “I’m going to …” or “It will …”.

• 더 이상 **망설이기** 싫은 날

  ➔ -기 + 싫다 (dislike of an action)

  ➔ ""망설이기"" is the verb stem + "기" turning the verb into a noun, and "싫다" expresses dislike: “I don’t want to hesitate”.

• 지루했**었는데**

  ➔ -었었는데 (past perfect + contrast)

  ➔ ""었었는데"" combines the past perfect "었" with an additional "었" for emphasis, then adds "는데" to contrast with the following clause.

• **모를** Changes

  ➔ -ㄹ (future attributive) modifying a noun

  ➔ ""모를"" is the future attributive form of "모르다" (to not know), meaning “the unknown”.

• **쏟아진** 비에도

  ➔ -ㄴ/은 (past modifier) attached to a noun

  ➔ ""쏟아진"" is the past participle of "쏟아지다" (to pour), used as an adjective meaning “raining heavily”.

• 그 행운이 내 편인 **듯해**

  ➔ -듯 하다 (conjecture, “seems like”)

  ➔ ""듯해"" adds a nuance of speculation, roughly “it seems that the luck is on my side”.

• 지루하**던** 날에

  ➔ -던 (past recollection, “used to be”)

  ➔ ""던"" recalls a past state or habit: “the day that was boring”.

• 이제서야 **알게 됐어**

  ➔ -게 되다 (to come to, to end up)

  ➔ ""알게 됐어"" means “I came to know” or “I ended up realizing”.

• **준비하고서**

  ➔ -고서 (after doing, then)

  ➔ ""준비하고서"" links two actions, meaning “after preparing”.