HWASA – I’m bad too Lyrics | Romanized & Meaning

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화사 (HWASA) I’m bad too lyrics romanization and English meaning
A comforting perspective on failure encourages letting go of resentment to find solace in shared empathy.

Album

María

Release Date

June 29, 2020

Genre

Pop / R&B

Label

RBW

Composers / Lyricists

박우상 (LOGOS), DPR LIVE

Participating Members

About the Song

《I’m bad too (Feat. DPR LIVE)》 is a solo track by , released on June 29, 2020 as part of the album María. Written and composed by Park Woo Sang (LOGOS), with additional lyrics by DPR LIVE, the song pairs HWASA’s relaxed vocal color with DPR LIVE’s sharp, conversational rap tone. Arranged by Park Woo Sang (LOGOS), 《I’m bad too (Feat. DPR LIVE)》 carries a playful yet self-aware mood, turning flaws, confidence, and attraction into a smooth exchange of honest charm and cool tension.

[FULL LYRICS – ROMANIZATION & ENGLISH ONLY]

English Translation
that’s too bad
eo-jji-na ma-eu-mi a-peun-ji
go-saeng ma-ni hae-neun-de
no-ryeok-do ma-ni hae-neun-de
that’s too bad
eo-jji-na so-gi sseu-rin-ji
That’s too bad
Oh, how my heart aches
You worked so hard
You tried so much
That’s too bad
Oh, how my insides burn
neon jal-hae-wat-neun-de
jal dal-lyeo-wat-neun-de
jae-ju-neun gom ga-teun ne-ga bu-ri-go
neo-man bam-sae-wo ssi-at ppu-ri-go
yal-mi-un jae-ga get
steal my thunder wek
You’ve done well
You’ve run well
You, like a performing bear
Sow seeds all night
That annoying one gets
Steal my thunder, ugh
i’m bad too
eo-cha-pi da mang-han geo
jal heul-leo-ga-ge naep-dwo
i’m bad too
ggot gil-man gil-in-ga
ma-eum pyeon-hi nol-da jam-deu-reo
I’m bad too
It’s all ruined anyway
Let it flow well
I’m bad too
Is the flower path the only way?
Rest easy and fall asleep
i’m bad (she’s bad)
you’re so bad (she’s so sad)
but we are young
(the night’s too young for you
to be frowning like that)
young
coming to you live
il-lo wa-bwa-yo hwa-sa
nu-ga sson geo-ya hwa-sal?
nu-ga neo-reul hwa-na-ge hae-sseo?
nu-gu-ya de-li-go wa
let me tell him some
COMING TO YOU LIVE
Come here, Hwasa
Who shot the arrow?
Who made you angry?
Who is it? Bring them here
Let me tell him some
hwan-jang-ha-get-ne jeong-mal (ah ah)
i’m a give him that drama (ah ah)
geu ye-ppeun eol-gul jji-pu-ri-go it-seu-myeon
ae-ga hwa-ga na an na?
yeo-gi-kka-ji-neun nae sok-ma-eum
guen-de geu-nyeo-ga pil-yo-han geon
It’s driving me crazy, really (Ah ah)
I’m a give him that drama (Ah ah)
If you frown that pretty face
Don’t I get angry?
Up to here is my true feelings
But what she needs is
oh you had a rough day?
well me too
but ne-ga it-seo-seo da-haeng-i-ya
because hwa-sa it-ja-na
i’m bad too
iite cool
Oh you had a rough day?
Well me too
But I’m glad you’re here
Because Hwasa is here
I’m bad too
IITE COOL
i’m bad too (i’m sad too)
eo-cha-pi da mang-han geo
jal heul-leo-ga-ge naep-dwo
i’m bad too (i’m sad too)
ggot gil-man gil-in-ga
ma-eum pyeon-hi nol-da jam-deu-reo
I’m bad too (I’m sad too)
It’s all ruined anyway
Let it flow well
I’m bad too (I’m sad too)
Is the flower path the only way?
Rest easy and fall asleep
i’m bad
you’re so bad
but we are young
young
🗣️ Practice Korean Words
고생 (gosaeng)
hardship
💡 Note: Describes the grueling effort and struggle put into a task without receiving the proper recognition.
속이 (sogi)
inside
💡 Note: Refers to one’s internal feelings, specifically the aching or bitter heart caused by unfair situations.
씨앗 (ssiat)
seed
💡 Note: Symbolizes the foundation and hard work quietly laid down during sleepless nights of preparation.
찌푸리고 (jjipurigo)
frowning
💡 Note: Portrays an expression of distress and frustration that vanishes when comforted by a supportive friend.
🎵 Song Meaning & Interpretation

The lyrics offer a warm, comforting perspective on coping with setbacks, unrewarded efforts, and unfair competition. Reflecting on moments when others steal the credit despite one’s sleepless nights and hard work, the narrator encourages letting go of resentment instead of dwelling on the frustration. Accompanied by a supportive peer who validates her feelings, the speaker changes a story of defeat into a liberating message, reminding us that life does not always have to follow a perfect flower path, and finding solace in a carefree mindset and shared empathy.

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