To Me From Me (Prod. TABLO)
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Album
Release Date
January 26, 2026
Genre
K-pop / Pop / Alternative Pop
Label
Starship Entertainment
Composers / Lyricists
TABLO, philtre, Haru Lee
Participating Members
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[FULL LYRICS – ROMANIZATION & ENGLISH ONLY]
sum-ba-kkok-jil sum-ba-kkok-jil
Hide and seek, hide and seek
sul-lae-jap-gi sul-lae-jap-gi
Tag, tag
mwo-ha-na-ga ma-me an deul-go
i se-sang-eun gal-su-rok eo-ryeo-wo eo-ryeo-wo eo-ryeo-wo
Something doesn’t feel right
This world gets harder, harder, harder
o-neul ha-ru-man ha-ru-man gyeon-di-myeon dwae
Just endure today, just today
jal-hae-wat-janh-a nae-il-do nun tteu-myeon dwae
I’ve done well, I just need to wake up tomorrow
bal-mat-chu-gi bal-mat-chu-gi
With the running time, running time
neo-meo-ji-go sip-eot-deon geon-ji-do mol-la
jam-si sum go-ro-go sip-eo-seo sum-i meo-jeot-na bwa
I wanted to fall down
To catch my breath, maybe that’s why I stopped breathing
nae-gen wae i-reo-ke eo-ryeop-go him-deun-ji
Why is it so hard and tough for me
mwo ha-na-ga ma-me an deul-go
na-ro sal-gi-ga neo-mu oe-ro-wo oe-ro-wo oe-ro-wo
Something doesn’t feel right
Living as myself is so lonely, lonely, lonely
o-neul ha-ru-man ha-ru-man gyeon-di-myeon dwae
Just endure today, just today
jal-hae-wat-janh-a nae-il-do nun tteu-myeon dwae
I’ve done well, I just need to wake up tomorrow
o-neul-ui na-reul an-a-ju-myeon dwae
I just need to embrace myself today
ttu-ttu ttu-ttu-ru ttu-ttu
to me from me
ttu-ttu ttu-ttu-ru ttu-ttu
to me from me
ttu-ttu ttu-ttu-ru ttu-ttu
Doo doo doo doo roo doo doo
To me from me
Doo doo doo doo roo doo doo
To me from me
Doo doo doo doo roo doo doo
ttu-ttu ttu-ttu-ru ttu-ttu
to me from me
ttu-ttu ttu-ttu-ru ttu-ttu
to me from me
ttu-ttu ttu-ttu-ru ttu-ttu
Doo doo doo doo roo doo doo
To me from me
Doo doo doo doo roo doo doo
To me from me
Doo doo doo doo roo doo doo
The lyrics read like a letter of comfort written by a weary self to the person in the mirror. Anxiety, fading memories, and the pressure to keep pace with time turn each day into a private struggle, while ordinary tasks seem harder than they appear for everyone else. Rather than demanding immediate healing, the narrator asks only for one more step, one more day, and permission to pause, cry, and breathe. Through quiet endurance, self compassion, and gentle reassurance, survival becomes the simple act of embracing today’s imperfect self and opening one’s eyes again tomorrow.


