Janet Suhh Facts:
– She’s the younger sister of Samuel Seo.
– Before her debut, she sang an ost for “He Is Psychometric” (“Shadows on the Wall”)
– Her brother participated in the composition of her album.
– She wrote the lyrics for her album.
– She was born in Seoul, lived in South-Korea, as well as Japan, the United States, and Canada.
Morning
Janet Suhh Lyrics
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익숙해진 터라
외로움에 무뎌진 것 같아
그래 아니 사실 외로움이
날 삼킨진 오래인 거라
항상 슬펐던 네가
버티며 해야 했던 말은
I′m just hangin' on to myself
I'm just hangin′ on to myself
123
Shit my chair′s being knocked out
I'm just hangin on to myself
I′m just hangin' on to myself
I′m just hangin' on to myself
123
Shit my chair′s being knocked out
You see I was drunk
As hell as much I could
Cause my friends were too busy
Going work they do
Alone with myself drinking sojus and shit
I got to this beat rhyming uh all night lit
Some used to beat me with shits I'm not
He asked all these questions dum shits
I was like what?
I knew that there was reason
I was friends with J.
Bitches called me insane
But wait a minute cut. What?
Some tried to take my vibe
Cause they just knew me that I'm so alive
I feel like the reborn of 70′s to 80′s
Well people called me lil Badu
Caused I sound so damn mad
So damn mad
I sound so damn mad
I sounded so damn mad
별일이없이 그냥 천장을보다
미친듯 공허한맘에
그냥 또 멍해져가
똑같은 하루의 반복에
아무도 없는 집이
익숙해진 터라
외로움에 무뎌진 것 같아
그래 아니 사실 외로움이
날 삼킨진 오래인 거라
항상 슬펐던 네가
버티며 해야 했던 말은
I'm just hangin′ on to myself
I'm just hangin′ on to myself
I'm just hangin′ on to myself
123
Shit my chair's being knocked out
I'm just hangin on to myself
I′m just hangin′ on to myself
I'm just hangin′ on to myself
123
Shit my chair's being knocked out
The song "Morning" by Janet Suhh is a melancholic and contemplative piece that talks about the experience of feeling alone and empty in a familiar place. The lyrics convey a sense of detachment and resignation, as if the author has accepted their situation and is trying to cope with it. The line "I'm just hangin' on to myself" is repeated throughout the song, emphasizing the need to hold on to one's own identity and sanity in the face of loneliness.
The first verse describes the feeling of being swallowed up by loneliness, so much so that it becomes an everyday reality. Even though the singer has grown accustomed to their empty surroundings, they can't shake off the feeling of sadness and numbness. The second verse talks about the monotony and repetition of daily life, and how it can exacerbate feelings of isolation and despair. The repetition of the phrase "I'm just hangin' on to myself" in the chorus becomes a mantra of sorts, meant to provide comfort and grounding.
Overall, the song captures the bittersweet experience of being alone and introspective, acknowledging the pain while also cherishing the moments of self-discovery and reflection.
Line by Line Meaning
아무도 없는 집이 익숙해진 터라
Living in a house alone has become familiar to me
외로움에 무뎌진 것 같아
I feel like my loneliness has numbed me
그래 아니 사실 외로움이 날 삼킨진 오래인 거라
The truth is that loneliness has been consuming me for a long time
항상 슬펐던 네가 버티며 해야 했던 말은
You, who always seemed sad, had to keep hanging on with these words
별일이없이 그냥 천장을보다 미친듯 공허한맘에 그냥 또 멍해져가
I'm just hanging onto myself in this crazy emptiness
똑같은 하루의 반복에
Every day feels like a repetitive cycle
아무도 없는 집이 익숙해진 터라
Living in a house alone has become familiar to me
외로움에 무뎌진 것 같아
I feel like my loneliness has numbed me
그래 아니 사실 외로움이 날 삼킨진 오래인 거라
The truth is that loneliness has been consuming me for a long time
항상 슬펐던 네가 버티며 해야 했던 말은
You, who always seemed sad, had to keep hanging on with these words
별일이없이 그냥 천장을보다 미친듯 공허한맘에 그냥 또 멍해져가
I'm just hanging onto myself in this crazy emptiness
똑같은 하루의 반복에
Every day feels like a repetitive cycle
Writer(s): Kwon Eek Jeong, Janet Suhh
Contributed by Gianna F. Suggest a correction in the comments below.