So Much Better
JaeWon Lyrics

Uh... Yeah...
Introduction and setting the tone for the song.

Ladies and gentlemen - you know who it is.
Jaewon is introducing himself to his audience.

Coming live to ya, straight outta Zeroville.
Jaewon is emphasizing on where he is from and where he is broadcasting from.

So just believe that we can be, Something that is so much better, We're so much be-be-better
The chorus is all about believing in oneself and striving to be better.

I used to have dreams of flying cars and lightsabers,Od'ing on neon lights and skyscrapers.
Jaewon used to have wild dreams of fantastic things.

To me it didn't matter that I was a flyweighter,I just walked by the bleechers fly like 'Hi haters!'
Even though Jaewon was not much in sports, he never got disheartened by the comments of others.

Whatup Doc? Fix the clock, then it's on again,Pull up my socks, check the watch, feel the morning wind,Tie the laces on my Chucks and I'm sure to win
Jaewon describes his routine to start his day with enthusiasm and sports references.

Fast-forward when I hop in my Delorean,A flash of light right over your backyard
Jaewon references the movie 'Back to the Future' where the DeLorean goes back/forward in time and appears with a flash of light.

While you're pointing fingers thinking 'He'll never go that far',Now I'm flying high with the greatest of rapstars
People may have underestimated Jaewon's potential but he has now achieved great success.

Never running out of gas, it runs on trash-talk
Jaewon's motivation comes from his haters who talk trash about him.

Shooting for space, won't settle for the stars,Fly far, five star rebel with a cause
Jaewon is determined to reach for the sky, refusing to be content with what is easily achievable.

I'm hoverboarding through the madness,Just an 80's baby bumping classics...
Jaewon is reminiscing the good old days, where he is believing in himself and loves music.

Now when you hear the theme song as the movie starts,And you see this kid fly over the moon and Mars
Jaewon references an imaginary movie with himself as the hero, flying over the moon and Mars.

It's just a little story that we used to call,The chronicles of a schoolyard superstar
Jaewon's journey started from his school days and has led him to become a superstar.

I can't lie man, the music taught, Me nearly everything I know, lead me through the dark
Jaewon's inspiration comes from music, which has been his guiding light through tough times.

All those times when I was about to lose the spark,Recalling memories of when I used to rock
Jaewon reflects on those moments when he was about to give up, but found motivation in his music reminding him of the good old days.

To this tape that I put in my boombox,That made a little dude hop over the rooftops
Jaewon references a physical tape (could be a mixtape) that he used to listen to in his boombox, which would energize him and help him feel invincible.

To revel in the music, feeling the boost, hot adrenaline,Like you got hit with a few shots of venom when
Jaewon recalls how he felt while listening to music - adrenaline rushes and the feeling of being unstoppable.

Knowing that there ain't no antidote,And it's hard to keep your head up when you stand alone
Jaewon realizes that there's no cure for his music addiction and it's tough to stay motivated when he is alone - he doubts his abilities.

But I'm a dreamer, refuse to abandon hope,So I'm rock, rock on till my casket's closed...
However, Jaewon is hopeful and believes in himself - living life to the fullest by pursuing his dreams and not giving up in the face of tough times.

Chorus x2. (Peter Krafft)
The chorus ends the song by re-emphasizing the importance of believing in oneself and striving to be better.