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Daisy — PENTAGON: meaning, key lines and pronunciation

What does “Daisy” by PENTAGON mean?

PENTAGON’s “Daisy” is about a singer left burned by a love that proved false, caught between bitter wishes and feelings that won’t fade. Memories burn, a white-petaled daisy stands for the love that hurt yet stays close, and a hazy late-night visit meets a cold gaze and a crying bluebird.

First verse: the song, every line and what it means — in sync네가 뭘 하든 간에, 아무 상관없고ni·ga mwol ha·deun ga·ne, a·mu sang·gwa·neop·kkoWhatever you do, I don't carePlay the first verse with translationNo sign-up

What the song is about

Anger slowly softens into a wish for the other person’s happiness and a plea not to leave.

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Key lines

4 lines from the song in Korean, with how they sound and what they mean. The full line-by-line breakdown lives in the app.

네가 뭘 하든 간에, 아무 상관없고
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Romanization (as sung): ni·ga mwol ha·deun ga·ne, a·mu sang·gwa·neop·kko

Meaning: Whatever you do, I don't care

Words in this line
  • 네가ni·gayou (subject)
  • 뭘mwolwhat
  • 하든ha·deunwhether you do
  • 간에,ga·ne,regardless
  • 아무a·muany
  • 상관없고sang·gwa·neop·kkoirrelevant

Word for word: You what do whether between, any relation not-exist.

Why it doesn't translate word for word: 하든 is 'whether you do' and 간 is 'between', but together they mean 'no matter what'. 상관없고 literally 'there is no relation', which in real speech is 'it doesn't matter to me'.

너 하나 없을 뿐인데 미칠 것 같아
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Romanization (as sung): neo ha·na eop·sseul ppu·nin·de mi·chil kkeot kka·ta

Meaning: It's only that you're gone, yet I feel like I'm going mad

Words in this line
  • 너neoyou
  • 하나ha·naone
  • 없을eop·sseulabsent
  • 뿐인데ppu·nin·deonly, and yet
  • 미칠mi·chilto go mad
  • 것kkeotthing
  • 같아kka·taseems

Word for word: You one absent-will merely-though, go-mad thing seems.

Why it doesn't translate word for word: 뿐인데 means 'only... and yet', a tail that carries disbelief that one person's absence causes so much. 미칠 것 같아 is 'go mad' plus 'seems', so 'I feel like I'm about to snap'. The separate words do not carry that feeling.

거짓말 다 거짓말 거짓말이야
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Romanization (as sung): geo·jin·mal da geo·jin·mal geo·jin·ma·ri·ya

Meaning: Lies, all lies, it's a lie.

Words in this line
  • 거짓말geo·jin·mallie
  • 다daall
  • 거짓말geo·jin·mallie
  • 거짓말이야geo·jin·ma·ri·yait's a lie

Word for word: Lie, all lie, lie-is.

Why it doesn't translate word for word: 거짓말 alone means 'lie' and 다 means 'all, entirely'. The ending -이야 has no separate English word but turns the noun into a casual assertion, 'it IS a lie'. So the literal version looks clipped, while the real meaning is a bitter, repeated denial.

거지 같아도, 난 그냥 살아
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Romanization (as sung): geo·ji ga·ta·do, nan geu·nyang sa·ra

Meaning: Even if it's crappy, I just keep living.

Words in this line
  • 거지geo·jibeggar
  • 같아도,ga·ta·do,even if like
  • 난nanI
  • 그냥geu·nyangjust
  • 살아sa·ralive

Word for word: Beggar-like even-if, I just live.

Why it doesn't translate word for word: 거지 alone means 'beggar' and 같아도 means 'even if it resembles'. Together 거지 같다 is a rough 'crappy, lousy'. 그냥 means 'just, as is', and with 살아 it gives a stubborn 'I just carry on living'.

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Song facts

Lines
57
Key lines explained
4
Words explained
18
Length
3:09

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Song vocabulary

Words from the song in Korean alphabetical order, with pronunciation and meaning.

WordSounds likeMeaning
가지ga·jito go
거짓geo·jitfalse
거짓말에geo·jin·ma·reover a lie
고작go·jakmerely
꽃잎의kko·chi·peof petals
꿈속의kkum·so·geof the dream
눈물짓는nun·mul·jin·neuntear-shedding
눈빛nun·ppitgaze
데이지de·i·jidaisy
말아ma·rastop
맘은ma·meunheart
뭐야mwo·yawhat is
바라ba·raI hope
불행하길bu·raeng·ha·gilto be unhappy
사랑에sa·rang·eby love
새하얀sae·ha·yansnow-white
얼간이처럼eol·ga·ni·cheo·reomlike a fool
죽도록juk·tto·rokto death

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Questions about “Daisy”

What is “Daisy” by PENTAGON about?

PENTAGON’s “Daisy” is about a singer left burned by a love that proved false, caught between bitter wishes and feelings that won’t fade. Memories burn, a white-petaled daisy stands for the love that hurt yet stays close, and a hazy late-night visit meets a cold gaze and a crying bluebird. Anger slowly softens into a wish for the other person’s happiness and a plea not to leave.

What does “네가 뭘 하든 간에, 아무 상관없고” mean in “Daisy”?

In “Daisy” by PENTAGON, “네가 뭘 하든 간에, 아무 상관없고” means: Whatever you do, I don't care. 하든 is 'whether you do' and 간 is 'between', but together they mean 'no matter what'. 상관없고 literally 'there is no relation', which in real speech is 'it doesn't matter to me'.

What does “너 하나 없을 뿐인데 미칠 것 같아” mean in “Daisy”?

In “Daisy” by PENTAGON, “너 하나 없을 뿐인데 미칠 것 같아” means: It's only that you're gone, yet I feel like I'm going mad. 뿐인데 means 'only... and yet', a tail that carries disbelief that one person's absence causes so much. 미칠 것 같아 is 'go mad' plus 'seems', so 'I feel like I'm about to snap'. The separate words do not carry that feeling.

How do you pronounce “거짓말 다 거짓말 거짓말이야”?

“거짓말 다 거짓말 거짓말이야” from “Daisy” by PENTAGON is romanized as “geojinmal da geojinmal geojinmariya”: that is how it is actually sung, sound changes included, not the textbook spelling.

Where can I see every line of “Daisy” explained?

This page explains 4 key lines. In the theIDOL app Jaemin goes through all 57 lines word by word, in sync with the song; the first verse is free and needs no sign-up.

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