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The Bad Guys

The Bad Guys

Artist: Zion.TAlbum: OO
🇰🇷 Korean97% KR📅 2017K-PopR&B/Soul

Track Information & Sing-Along Guide

The Bad Guys (The Bad Guys) is performed by Zion.T, released on the album OO in 2017.

💡 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

부자가 되고싶어

bu-ja-ga doe-go-sip-eo

부자가 되고싶어

bu-ja-ga doe-go-sip-eo

부자가 되고싶어

bu-ja-ga doe-go-sip-eo

부자가 되고싶어

bu-ja-ga doe-go-sip-eo

부자가 되고싶어

bu-ja-ga doe-go-sip-eo

예쁜짓을해서

ye-ppeun-jis-eul-hae-seo

네 사랑을 벌고싶어

ne sa-rang-eul beol-go-sip-eo

내 가슴은 텅 비었어

nae ga-seum-eun teong bi-eoss-eo

돈은 중요한게 아니야

don-eun jung-yo-han-ge a-ni-ya

물론 중요하지만,

mul-ron jung-yo-ha-ji-man,

더 중요한게있어

deo jung-yo-han-ge-iss-eo

난 다 알고싶어

nan da al-go-sip-eo

네속에 뭐가 들어있는지를

ne-sok-e mwo-ga deul-eo-iss-neun-ji-reul

의사 선생님처럼

ui-sa seon-saeng-nim-cheo-reom

네게 다가가고싶어

ne-ge da-ga-ga-go-sip-eo

그래 근데 너보다는

geu-rae geun-de neo-bo-da-neun

내가 더 중요하지

nae-ga deo jung-yo-ha-ji

누구에게나 골이있어

nu-gu-e-ge-na gol-i-iss-eo

난 좋은사람이 아니야 너에게는

nan jot-eun-sa-ram-i a-ni-ya neo-e-ge-neun

웃어보이지 나 좋을때는

us-eo-bo-i-ji na jot-eul-ttae-neun

항상외로워 부르르 떨거든

hang-sang-oe-ro-wo bu-reu-reu tteol-geo-deun

누구에게나 다른이름이있어

nu-gu-e-ge-na da-reun-i-reum-i-iss-eo

나쁜놈들

na-ppeun-nom-deul

누구에게나 다른이름이있어

nu-gu-e-ge-na da-reun-i-reum-i-iss-eo

나쁜놈

na-ppeun-nom

부자가되고싶어

bu-ja-ga-doe-go-sip-eo

항상 생각해 모두가

hang-sang saeng-gak-hae mo-du-ga

생각할거야 아마 응

saeng-gak-hal-geo-ya a-ma eung

부자가 되고싶지 그렇지?

bu-ja-ga doe-go-sip-ji geu-reot-ji?

네가 건물주든 땅부자든 어쩌거든

ne-ga geon-mul-ju-deun ttang-bu-ja-deun eo-jjeo-geo-deun

네가 뭐가됐든

ne-ga mwo-ga-dwaess-deun

부자가 되고 싶을거야

bu-ja-ga doe-go sip-eul-geo-ya

아무리 채워도

a-mu-ri chae-wo-do

채워진것 같지 않을거야

chae-wo-jin-geos gat-ji an-eul-geo-ya

넌 고개를 젓고있어

neon go-gae-reul jeos-go-iss-eo

난 그냥 턱을 괴고있어

nan geu-nyang teok-eul goe-go-iss-eo

거울을 보니까 한대 치고싶어

geo-ul-eul bo-ni-kka han-dae chi-go-sip-eo

날 사랑해줘 안아줘

nal sa-rang-hae-jwo an-a-jwo

손 잡아줘 곁에 있어줘

son jap-a-jwo gyeot-e iss-eo-jwo

쓰다듬어줘 널 원해

sseu-da-deum-eo-jwo neol won-hae

구걸해 널 먹고싶어

gu-geol-hae neol meok-go-sip-eo

배부를틈이없어

bae-bu-reul-teum-i-eop-eo

금방 토가 나올것 같은데도

geum-bang to-ga na-ol-geos gat-eun-de-do

더 집어넣고싶어

deo jip-eo-neot-go-sip-eo

누구에게나 골이있어

nu-gu-e-ge-na gol-i-iss-eo

난 좋은사람이 아니야 너에게는

nan jot-eun-sa-ram-i a-ni-ya neo-e-ge-neun

웃어보이지 나 좋을때는

us-eo-bo-i-ji na jot-eul-ttae-neun

항상 외로워 부르르떨거든

hang-sang oe-ro-wo bu-reu-reu-tteol-geo-deun

누구에게나 다른 이름이 있어

nu-gu-e-ge-na da-reun i-reum-i iss-eo

나쁜놈

na-ppeun-nom

누구에게나 다른 이름이 있어

nu-gu-e-ge-na da-reun i-reum-i iss-eo

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💡 Song Meaning & Cultural Context

Explore the narrative depth, Korean idioms, and cultural symbolism behind The Bad Guys by Zion.T.

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1. Narrative Arc & Emotional Core

"The Bad Guys" (The Bad Guys) by Zion.T 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 "The Bad Guys" 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, "The Bad Guys" highlights Zion.T'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 “The Bad Guys”?

"The Bad Guys" (The Bad Guys) by Zion.T is a standout track blending emotive storytelling with compelling musicality. The lyrics explore intimate themes of connection, emotional vu...

Q: How can I practice singing “The Bad Guys” with proper Korean pronunciation?

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🎼 Production & Songwriting Credits

Verified production lineage and creative contributors for The Bad Guys.

Performer (아티스트)Zion.T
Album (앨범)OO
Release Year (발매연도)
Songwriting & ProductionOfficial creative contributors licensed under Zion.T and affiliated music publishing rights holders.
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What is the English translation and meaning of The Bad Guys by Zion.T?

"The Bad Guys" is performed by Zion.T. 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 The Bad Guys by Zion.T?

"The Bad Guys" is performed by Zion.T, released on the album "OO" in 2017. Official production and songwriting credits are registered with KOMCA and affiliated music publishing rights holders.

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