 Genius Meanings
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Genius Romanizations – THE BOYZ - Salty (Romanized)
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[Verse 1: Juyeon, Younghoon, Hyunjae] / Who am I? / Geoul sogui naege mareul georeo bwa / Imi nae soneul tteonan deuthan do or die / Gasicheoreom mameul pagodeuneun warning sign
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THE BOYZ – Salty
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[더보이즈 "Salty" 가사] / [Verse 1: Juyeon, Younghoon, Hyunjae] / Who am I? / 거울 속의 내게 말을 걸어 봐 / 이미 내 손을 떠난 듯한 do or die / 가시처럼 맘을 파고드는 warning sign / Yeah, yeah / [Pre-Chorus: New, Q
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Genius Romanizations – THE BOYZ - 흔적 (Scar) (Romanized)
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[Intro: Sunwoo] / Yeah / Let's go / [Verse 1: Sunwoo, Juyeon, Q] / Meomchwo beorin siseon wait, nal deopchin snare / (nal deopchin snare, naui snare) Yeah / Imi iseong ttawin out
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Genius Romanizations – THE BOYZ - Ego (Romanized)
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[Verse 1: Sunwoo, Eric] / Beoseo deonjil time bureul jipyeo now / Pagodeureowa geochimeopseo / Kyeojineun sign bikyeo warning, yeah / Tarakae galjeung nan neol wonhae (Ow, ow) / [
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Genius Romanizations – THE BOYZ - 시간의 숲 (Goodbye) (Romanized)
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[Verse 1: Kevin, Hyunjae] / Gin siganui kkeuteseo / Georeowatdeon gireul hemaeineun na / Eolmana deo gaya haneunji / Ganeumdo mothan chae / Byeonhan ge eopdaneun geol / Ijen jal
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Genius Romanizations – THE BOYZ - Spring Snow (Romanized)
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[Verse 1: New, Hyunjae, Jacob, Juyeon] / Sesangi meomchun deusi / Eotteon ongijocha eopseotdeon / Memalla eoreobuteun mam / Geuge jeonbura mitdeon nan / Neoui du nuneul barabogo
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Genius Romanizations – THE BOYZ - REVEAL (Romanized)
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[Intro] / I, I'm feeling your love / Yeah, yeah (Yeah) / I'm so down / [Verse 1: Juyeon, Hyunjae, Younghoon] / Nan nega boinda dagagaryeoda / Tto hanaui taeyange bareul meomchunda
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Genius Romanizations – THE BOYZ - 환상고백 (Break Your Rules) (Romanized)
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[Intro] / You break your rules / You break your rules / [Verse 1: Q, Kevin] / Neon na animyeon eotteokaryeo geurae / Igeot bwa maebeon neol chaenggyeo / Neul deolleongdaemyeo nun
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Common – The Bitch In Yoo
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“The Bitch in Yoo” is a diss track aimed at Ice Cube and his affiliates Mack 10 and WC for their record “Westside Slaughterhouse”, which in turn was a response to Common for his
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Common – I Used to Love H.E.R.
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On “I Used to Love H.E.R.,” the classic first single off his 1994 sophomore album Resurrection, Common Sense (who now goes by Common for legal reasons) tells the story of a girl he
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Genius Romanizations – THE BOYZ - Wings (胡蝶夢) (Romanized)
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[Chorus: Hyunjae, Ju Haknyeon] / Jogeum deo step, step, step / Nabicheoreom nan / Josimseure dagaga / Ttodasi millyeona / Hanbal deo step, step, step / Baramcheoreom nan / Neoegero
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Ying Yang Twins (Ft. Lil Jon & The East Side Boyz) – Salt Shaker
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“Salt Shaker” has become the biggest hit of the Ying Yang Twins' career, debuting in the top 10 at #9 on February 14, 2004 and staying there for two weeks.
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Genius Romanizations – THE BOYZ - Shake You Down (Romanized)
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[Intro: Hyunjae] / Ooh-woo-ooh, ooh-woo-ooh / I'll shake you down, down, oh / Ooh-woah-oh, ooh-woah-oh / I'll shake you down, down, oh / [Verse 1: Sunwoo, Ju Haknyeon, Kevin] / Nun
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Lisa Mitchell – The Boys
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[Verse 1] / Well, the wind blows my hair across my face / There's a kid on his skateboard in the Manly sun / We're driving down the avenue, past all the big houses / And there's
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Salty Harrington – Salty
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[Verse] / My name is Salty and I like to dance / Gettin' jiggy with the boys in my new church pants / I'm on fire, they all love me / Blue eye shadow lookin' fuckin' lovely / I
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Rosko – The Boys
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[Verse 1] / Same old drink double the price / Tequila salt, 10 pound a pint / Same old songs another night / What you mean you need to see ID? / We thick as thieves, don’t forget
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Mako Road – The Green Superintendent
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[Intro] / Went away for the weekend / Stunner from a town in the east-end / She says she doesn't know her feelings / Girl just tell me what you're thinking / [Verse 1] / Well, park
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Toby Keith – Grain Of Salt
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[Verse 1] / Yeah when I came to you were standing by the foot of the bed / I was still hung over, and my eyes were bloodshot and red / Did you think that things were going to be
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THE BOYZ – Ego
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[더보이즈 "Ego" 가사] / [Verse 1: Sunwoo, Eric] / 벗어 던질 time 불을 지펴 now / 파고들어와 거침없어 / 켜지는 sign 비켜 warning, yeah / 타락해 갈증 난 널 원해 (Ow, ow) / [Refrain: Sangyeon, Younghoon, New] / 숨겨둔 모습들
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Slash K. – The first song of the 2020's
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[Intro:] / Yeah / This is it / It's right now / [Verse 1] / This is the first song of the 2020's / It's okay, you don't have to be mad, honeys / Anytime you think of this decade
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"Little" Jimmy Dickens – Salty Boogie
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Well, the crop's all in and the work's all done / Gonna clean up the barn and have a lot of fun / Throw salt on the floor, sweep it all around / Do the boogie to the salty sound
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The Beach Boys – Salt Lake City
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[Verse 1] / Down in Utah / The guys and I dig a city called Salt Lake / It's got the grooviest kids / That's why we never get tired of Salt Lake / And the way the kids talk so cool
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Manny Charlton – Salty Salty
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Hey sailor, what do ya think, hey buy a girl a drink / That was the first thing she said to me / I was on dry land but I was back at sea / She was so pretty but, she was so mean
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Harry Styles – Medicine
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Harry Styles and Thomas Hull wrote “Medicine” together with the songs on his self-titled debut album, although “Medicine” did not end up on the album itself. The song was first
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Yung Lean – Ginseng Strip 2002
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Sadboy anthem, very emotional track with multiple references to things that were popular in the year 2002. This is the song that got things popping for Lean and the boys. Leandoer
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Salt-N-Pepa – Push It
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“Push It” is Salt-N-Pepa’s first hit song and one of their most famous. Although often mistaken as a song about sex, the group insists “Push It” is about dancing.
Written by
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Chief Keef – Salty
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Chief talks about a girl thats salty because she didn’t like him before he had money but not he doesn’t want her
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The Pogues (Ft. Kirsty MacColl) – Fairytale of New York
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The song took years to write, it was released in 1987. Now a Christmas Standard, it enters the UK Top Twenty every December.
It’s about an Irish couple who emigrated to America
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