SNSD - Girls' Generation (Romanized)
Nan ajik oridago malhadon yalmi oon yokshim jaeng iga
Oneuleun wenil inji saranghae hamyo kiseuhae joo otnae
Ulgooreun balgaejigoh noran nooneun kodaraejigo
Dorineun nae ibshooreun paran bitgal pado gata
Numoo noraborin naneun amoo maldo haji mothago
Hwaleun naelga euso borilga saengak hadaga
oridago noriji marayo sujuboso maldo mothago
Oridago noriji marayo seuchyo ganeun yaegiboon ingol
Nanajik oridago malhadon yalmi oon yokshib jaengiga
Oneuleun wenilinji saranghae hamyo kiseuhae joo otnae
Numoo noraborin naneun amoo maldo haji mothago
Hwareul naelga oosoborilga saengak hadaga
Oridago noriji marayo sujuboso maldo mothago
Oridago noriji marayo seuchyo ganeun yaegi boon ingol
Jogeumeun sutoon geuron moseubdo ojob geudaen
Naemameul heundeuro nohneunji
Ohh babo gatiman nado moreugesso
Geuji imanee ganeun geudaero
Oridago noriji marayo ohh nal moreuchan hayo
Oridago noriji marayo
Oridago noriji marayo sujuboso maldo mothago
Oridago noriji marayo seuchyo ganeun yaegiboon ingol
Oridago noriji marayo sujuboso maldo mothago
Oridago noriji marayo seuchyo ganeun yaegiboon ingol
Oridago noriji marayo
SNSD - Girls' Generation (Translation)
The selfish grabber who said i was young
For some reason he told me he loved me and kissed me today
My face got red and my shocked eyes got big
My nervous lips were blue like the waves
I could not say anything because i was so shocked
While i was thinking whether i should get mad or laugh
Don't make fun of me because I'm young. I couldn't talk because i was shy.
Don't make fun of me because I'm young. Its just words that pass by.
The selfish grabber who said i was young
For some reason he told me he loved me and kissed me today
I could not say anything because i was so shocked.
While i was thinking whether i should get mad or laugh
Don't make fun of me because I'm young. I couldn't talk because i was shy.
Don't make fun of me because I'm young. Its just words that pass by.
Even your small flaws
seem to move me
ohh I look like a fool but i don't know
I'm going where my heart is going
Don't make fun of me because I'm young. ohh You don't know me.
Don't make fun of me because I'm young
Don't make fun of me because i'm young (Don't make fun of me). I couldn't talk because i was shy.
Don't make fun of me because i'm young (Don't make fun of me). Its just words that pass by.
Don't make fun of me because i'm young (You don't know). I couldn't talk because i was shy (I couldn't talk).
Don't make fun of me because i'm young. Its just words that pass by.
Don't make fun of me because i'm young
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