ABD
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Release Date
August 24, 2026
Genre
K-pop
Label
ABD
Composers / Lyricists
그루비룸 (GroovyRoom), BOYCOLD, 과카 (KWACA), Maya Rose, John Emil, Tomo Tc, 심은지, ZIN CHOI, J14 (Full8loom)
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[FULL LYRICS – ROMANIZATION & ENGLISH ONLY]
Go straight right next to D
Already been done, ABD
Now we gotta fill the street
uril-dalmeun color
geugeon young and wild and free
seuchyeogan history
sanggwan-eopseo ABD
urin-geujeo-apman-bogo walk away
Now we gotta fill the street
A color that looks like us
That’s young and wild and free
The history that passed us by
It doesn’t matter, ABD
We just look straight ahead and walk away
Go straight right next to D
Grab a tee, match a fit, look pretty
ABD spell it out like graffiti
tuk-geolchyeo-ipgoseo
We do it our way, B to D
ABD, saegyeo-neoeo like graffiti
Just throw them on casually
We do it our way, B to D
ABD, carve it in like graffiti
neomgyeobeoryeo page three
i-daeum, tto-daeume
dareun-geol-nan-bogo-sipeo
geunyang-naekineun-daero
ABD, not A-B-C
sunseoga-mwo-jungyohae, so what comes next?
That ABD know we gon’ work
Turn over page three
What’s next, and what comes after that
I want to see something different
Just whatever I feel like doing
ABD, not A-B-C
Why does the order even matter, so what comes next?
That ABD know we gon’ work
Go straight right next to D
Grab a tee, match a fit, look pretty
ABD spell it out like graffiti
Crop tops & 501s
tuk-geolchyeo-ipgoseo
We do it our way, B to D
ABD, saegyeo-neoeo like graffiti
Go straight right next to D
Grab a tee, match a fit, look pretty
ABD spell it out like graffiti
Crop tops & 501s
Just throw them on casually
We do it our way, B to D
ABD, carve it in like graffiti
A-B-D
Yeah we did that
Already been done
A-B-D
Yeah we ate that
Already been done
A-B-D
Yeah we did that
Already been done
A-B-D
Yeah we did that
The lyrics celebrate refusing to follow the expected order and choosing a path defined by instinct, confidence, and personal style. Skipping from A-B straight to D becomes a playful symbol of leaving what has already been done behind, while graffiti, fashion, and walking forward express a desire to make their identity visible on their own terms. Rather than worrying about convention or what should come next, the narrator embraces freedom and keeps moving toward something new with an unapologetically self-directed attitude.
