One Two
K-Big-Skunk Lyrics

The lyrics to K-Big-Skunk's song "One Two" are about a relationship that is coming to an end. The first verse talks about filling a glass and counting to three, symbolizing the repetition of the same actions over and over again. The line "넌 내게 말하듯 눈을 맞춰" (Translates to "Lock eyes with me as if you're speaking to me") suggests that the couple is trying to communicate through their eyes, perhaps because their words are no longer meaningful or have lost their impact. The mention of a strange scent on the clothes implies a sense of unfamiliarity and distance in the relationship.

The second verse discusses their physical intimacy, which has become routine and natural. The line "한 꺼풀씩 벗겨진 너와 내 맘 making love" (Translates to "Peeling away layer by layer, you and my heart making love") suggests that they have been slowly revealing their true selves to each other and building a deeper connection. However, the lyrics also hint at the fleeting nature of their relationship, as they mention that once the long night is over, they will turn around and leave, with no intentions of maintaining contact.

The chorus repeats the phrase "하나, 둘, 셋 us two," emphasizing the diminishing connection between the couple. The line "어제 일은 지웠어 쭉" (Translates to "I erased yesterday's events forever") implies that they are trying to let go of the past and move forward. The repetition of "you, you, you, you" suggests that despite the breakup, the memories and emotions associated with their partner still linger.

The following verse introduces the concept of rules in the relationship. The lyrics mention the popular saying "What happens in vegas, stays in vegas," indicating that they had an agreement to keep their actions and experiences between them. However, the singer makes it clear that their partner is not their number one, and if they continue to cry and cling to the past, they should leave. The line "사랑이라 포장 말고 눈치 챙겨 버려줘" (Translates to "Just pay attention to love without packaging") suggests that the singer wants their partner to be aware of the true nature of their relationship, without holding onto false hopes.

The final verse speaks of the passing of time and the inevitability of their separation. The line "Oh, one, two, three 시간이 다 지나면 우리는 몰라" (Translates to "Oh, one, two, three, when time is up, we won't know each other") implies that once a certain amount of time has passed, they will be strangers to each other. The reference to their wrists showing "six o'clock" suggests that time is running out for their relationship. The repetition of "you, you, you, you" in the chorus reaffirms that despite their impending separation, the memories and emotions associated with their partner will be hard to forget. The final line, "I don't wanna think about you," showcases the singer's desire to move on and leave their past behind.