1, 2, 3, 4 album artwork

1, 2, 3, 4

1, 2, 3, 4

Artist: Lee HiAlbum: First Love
🇰🇷 Korean · 🇺🇸 English40% KR📅 2012K-PopR&B/Soul

Track Information & Sing-Along Guide

1, 2, 3, 4 (1, 2, 3, 4) is performed by Lee Hi, released on the album First Love in 2012.

💡 Linguistic Features: Below you will find original Korean text (한글), standardized Revised Romanization with phonetic liaison corrections, and contextual English translations. Practice singing along with our synchronized Pronunciation Coach to slow down tricky syllables to 0.5x or 0.75x speed with pitch preservation.

Lyrics, Romanization & English Translation

Hey

C'mon now

I said 1 2 3

아직도 내가 니 거라는

a-jik-do nae-ga ni geo-ra-neun

착각은 그만

chak-gak-eun geu-man

예전의 그때 내가 아냐

ye-jeon-ui geu-ttae nae-ga a-nya

아침이 밝는 소리에

a-chim-i bal-neun so-ri-e

꽃은 저만치 폈는데

kkot-eun jeo-man-chi pyeoss-neun-de

여전히 정신 못 차려 왜

yeo-jeon-hi jeong-sin mos cha-ryeo wae

I'm sick and tired 너의 위선에

I'm sick and tired neo-ui wi-seon-e

어설픈 liar ooh 이제 좀 꺼져줄래

eo-seol-peun liar ooh i-je jom kkeo-jyeo-jul-rae

I think I'm going going crazy ooh

I think I'm going going crazy ooh

더 비참하게 굴지는 마

deo bi-cham-ha-ge gul-ji-neun ma

사라져줘 저 멀리

sa-ra-jyeo-jwo jeo meol-ri

No no Nananananana

구차하게 울지는 마

gu-cha-ha-ge ul-ji-neun ma

다 잊어줘 영원히 no no

da it-eo-jwo yeong-won-hi no no

Listen

남 걱정하지 말고

nam geok-jeong-ha-ji mal-go

너나 잘 해 니 그런

neo-na jal hae ni geu-reon

동정 따윈 필요 없어 uh

dong-jeong tta-win pil-yo eop-eo uh

I said 1 and 2 and 3 4 ooh

시간이 모든걸 해결할거야

si-gan-i mo-deun-geol hae-gyeol-hal-geo-ya

1 and 2 and 3 4 ooh

Game over game over ooh

Game over

나 같은 여자 어딜 가도

na gat-eun yeo-ja eo-dil ga-do

눈 씻고 봐도 보기 드무네

nun ssis-go bwa-do bo-gi deu-mu-ne

때로는 섹시 때론 청순함에

ttae-ro-neun sek-si ttae-ron cheong-sun-ham-e

남자들은 울고 가네 유치하게

nam-ja-deul-eun ul-go ga-ne yu-chi-ha-ge

I'm sick and tired 너의 위선에

I'm sick and tired neo-ui wi-seon-e

어설픈 liar ooh 제발 좀 꺼져줄래

eo-seol-peun liar ooh je-bal jom kkeo-jyeo-jul-rae

I think I'm going going crazy ooh

I think I'm going going crazy ooh

더 비참하게 굴지는 마

deo bi-cham-ha-ge gul-ji-neun ma

사라져줘 저 멀리

sa-ra-jyeo-jwo jeo meol-ri

No no Nananananana

구차하게 울지는 마

gu-cha-ha-ge ul-ji-neun ma

다 잊어줘 영원히 no no

da it-eo-jwo yeong-won-hi no no

Listen

남 걱정하지 말고

nam geok-jeong-ha-ji mal-go

너나 잘 해 니 그런

neo-na jal hae ni geu-reon

동정 따윈 필요 없어 uh

dong-jeong tta-win pil-yo eop-eo uh

I said 1 and 2 and 3 4 ooh

시간이 모든걸 해결할거야

si-gan-i mo-deun-geol hae-gyeol-hal-geo-ya

1 and 2 and 3 4 ooh

Game over game over ooh

Game over

너무나 아파

neo-mu-na a-pa

벌써 잊었나 봐

beol-sseo it-eoss-na bwa

Hey baby

떠나가줘

tteo-na-ga-jwo

I said 1 and 2 and 3 4 ooh

시간이 모든걸 해결할거야

si-gan-i mo-deun-geol hae-gyeol-hal-geo-ya

1 and 2 and 3 4 ooh

Game over game over ooh

Game over

1 and 2 and 3 4

1 and 2 and 3 4

1 and 2 and 3 4

Game over

Game over

Game over

💡 Song Meaning & Cultural Context

Explore the narrative depth, Korean idioms, and cultural symbolism behind 1, 2, 3, 4 by Lee Hi.

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1. Narrative Arc & Emotional Core

"1, 2, 3, 4" (1, 2, 3, 4) by Lee Hi is a standout track blending emotive storytelling with compelling musicality. The lyrics explore intimate themes of connection, emotional vulnerability, and personal growth, capturing the nuanced dynamics of modern relationships and youthful passion.

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2. Metaphors & Korean Idioms

The Korean phrasing in "1, 2, 3, 4" employs subtle cultural idioms and layered lyricism. Phrasing shifts between introspective Korean stanzas and rhythmic English phrases, allowing listeners to experience both universal accessibility and culturally rich linguistic nuance.

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3. Songwriting Context & Production

Crafted with refined arrangement techniques, "1, 2, 3, 4" highlights Lee Hi's dynamic vocal range across textured instrumentation and modern beat drops.

🇰🇷 Key Korean Vocabulary & Phrasal Nuance

Essential words to understand the deeper emotional resonance of this song:

마음(Maeum)
Heart, mind, feelings
노래(Norae)
Song, melody
사랑(Sarang)
Love, affection

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the main message of “1, 2, 3, 4”?

"1, 2, 3, 4" (1, 2, 3, 4) by Lee Hi is a standout track blending emotive storytelling with compelling musicality. The lyrics explore intimate themes of connection, emotional vulner...

Q: How can I practice singing “1, 2, 3, 4” with proper Korean pronunciation?

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🎼 Production & Songwriting Credits

Verified production lineage and creative contributors for 1, 2, 3, 4.

Performer (아티스트)Lee Hi
Album (앨범)First Love
Release Year (발매연도)
Songwriting & ProductionOfficial creative contributors licensed under Lee Hi and affiliated music publishing rights holders.
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Frequently Asked Questions

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What is the English translation and meaning of 1, 2, 3, 4 by Lee Hi?

"1, 2, 3, 4" is performed by Lee Hi. K-Lyrics provides verified original Korean text (한글), syllable-accurate Revised Romanization, and conversational English translations detailing the emotional meaning behind the track.

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Who wrote and produced 1, 2, 3, 4 by Lee Hi?

"1, 2, 3, 4" is performed by Lee Hi, released on the album "First Love" in 2012. Official production and songwriting credits are registered with KOMCA and affiliated music publishing rights holders.

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