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Chasing That Feeling

TXT K-pop Korean

Vocabulary from TXT: 'Chasing That Feeling'.

천국을 등진 난

Fall from the sky

Maybe I’ll miss it for good

달콤했던 환각

고통이 살갗에

I prepared to die

더 속력을 높여서

Down to earth like a meteorite

내 숙명아, come and kiss me

I just keep on chasing that feeling

망가진 나여도 leave me

I just keep on chasing

Chasing that feeling

It’s all I know, it’s all I know

길을 잃었던 나의 시간

I was lost like a child

비로소 진실을 봤어, yeah

And I feel so alive

내 몸의 growing pains

Feels like I’m on fire

조금 아파도

Burn and fall like a shooting star

내 숙명아, come and kiss me

I just keep on chasing that feeling

망가진 나여도 leave me

I just keep on chasing

Chasing that feeling

It’s all I know, it’s all I know

I’m chasing

Chasing

I’m chasing

천국을 등진 난

Fall from the sky

And everything’s gonna be alright

내 숙명아, come and kiss me

I just keep on chasing that feeling

망가진 나여도 leave me

I just keep on chasing

Chasing that feeling

It’s all I know, it’s all I know

I keep chasing, chasing

I’m chasing

Chasing

Chasing that feeling

Vocabulary

天國

Noun

천국

heaven; paradise

The beautiful island was like heaven on earth.

Refers to a place of perfect happiness or an ideal world.

을

Particle

object particle

I read a book.

Indicates the direct object of a verb. Attached to nouns ending in a consonant. Use '를' for nouns ending in a vowel.

등지다

Verb

to turn one's back on; to leave; to fall out with

He turned his back on his hometown and left for the city.

Can mean physically having something behind you, or figuratively turning your back on someone (falling out) or a place (leaving).

나

Pronoun

I, me (informal)

I watched a movie with a friend yesterday.

The informal first-person pronoun, used when speaking to people of the same age or younger. Use '저' in formal situations.

fall

Verb

fɔl

to move downward, typically rapidly and freely without control

The leaves fall from the trees in autumn.

Can describe physical movement downward or a decrease in amount, intensity, or quality.

from

Preposition

frɑm

used to show where someone or something starts

I am from Japan.

Commonly used to indicate origin, starting point, or the source of something.

the

Determiner

ðə

the definite article

The sun is hot.

Used before a noun to refer to a specific thing already known or mentioned.

sky

Noun

skaɪ

the region of the atmosphere and outer space seen from the earth

The stars were shining brightly in the night sky.

Refers to the space above the earth where clouds, the sun, moon, and stars are seen. Often used with 'the'.

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