PINOCCHIO Lyrics – HxW (HOSHI & WOOZI) ft So!YoON!
[Verse: So!YoON!, HOSHI, WOOZI]
내 맘 밭에 심어 놓은 작은 거짓 씨앗 하나
이건 너를 위한 거라고
이건 나를 위한 거라고
자라나는 마음 위에 거짓말은 비가 되고
나는 사랑이라 자라나 보다 사랑이라
[Pre-Chorus: So!YoON!]
참 싫다 네가 싫다
참 네가 싫다
[Chorus: So!YoON!, HOSHI, WOOZI, So!YoON! & HOSHI]
I don’t need you
Need you so much
I feel like Pinocchio (Pinocchio)
진심을 거짓말해서 사랑이 계속 자랐어
I wanna tell you
All I need is you
I need you so much
I’m Pinocchio
Insight on PINOCCHIO Lyrics – HxW (HOSHI & WOOZI) ft So!YoON!
[Verse: So!YoON!, HOSHI, WOOZI]
The verse introduces the metaphor of a small lie planted in the narrator’s heart, initially intended to protect themselves or a loved one. However, these deceptions begin to grow, altering their perception of love. The lyrics suggest that lies nurture an illusion of love, making it hard to differentiate between genuine feelings and fabricated ones. The repetition of “사랑이라” (love) indicates the narrator’s attempts to convince themselves that their feelings are real, despite being based on falsehoods.
[Pre-Chorus: So!YoON!]
This section expresses internal conflict and self-loathing. The repeated phrase “참 네가 싫다” (“I really hate you”) reveals an emotional struggle, leaving it unclear whether the resentment is aimed at the other person or at oneself. The brevity of the lines emphasizes the raw nature of these feelings, hinting at deeper pain beneath the surface.
[Chorus: So!YoON!, HOSHI, WOOZI, So!YoON! & HOSHI]
The chorus amplifies the theme of contradictions. The narrator asserts their independence with “I don’t need you,” but quickly confesses a deep emotional reliance. The Pinocchio reference highlights the struggle of pretending to be okay while feeling immense longing. As the narrator acknowledges that their love has arisen from deception, it becomes unclear whether their emotions are authentic or just self-inflicted illusions. The final line—“All I need is you”—captures the internal battle between denial and undeniable attachment.
This summary encapsulates the song’s exploration of love, deception, and the struggle between self-illusion and emotional truth.
