Alice
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Release Date
March 5, 2025
Genre
Alternative Rock / K-pop
Label
RBW
Composers / Lyricists
Kanghyun (ONEWE), Jeon Da Woon, Giuk (ONEWE)
Participating Members
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[FULL LYRICS – ROMANIZATION & ENGLISH ONLY]
mo-deun geot-eul gil-e beo-ryeo-du-go
kkeut-i bo-i-ji anh-neun mi-ro
sok-sa-gi-neun geu-rim-ja-reul tta-ra
Leaving everything on the road
An endless maze
Following the whispering shadows
deo gi-pi ppa-jyeo-deu-reo
deon-eun he-eo na-o-ji mot-hal kkum-sok-e-seo kkae-wo-jwo
Falling deeper
Wake me from this dream I can’t escape
ak-mong-e ga-chin na-reul kkeo-nae-jwo
where am i going?
eo-seo nal gu-won-hae jwo
Release me from this nightmare
Where am I going?
Hurry, save me
deep in my head, killing my baddies
bring me back
please take me on your way
bul-ge mul-deun ne se-sang pi-hae
“yeo-gi deo iss-eo-do dwae”
deo gi-peun mi-gung-e ppa-jyeo (bu-tak-hae cheshire)
nan seul-reom-peu-e tto mat-seo
hwan-yeong-hae sam-baek-yuk-sip-sa-il mae-il pa-ti-reul yeol-go jeul-gi-ja
Avoid your world dyed red
“You can stay here longer”
Falling into a deeper maze (Please, Cheshire)
Facing my slump again
Welcome, let’s have a party every day for 364 days
sa-bang-pal-bang killing my baddies
saeng-il-i ah-nin geol chuk-ha-hae alice
Everywhere, killing my baddies
Celebrate it’s not your birthday, Alice
ak-mong-e ga-chin na-reul kkeo-nae-jwo
where am i going?
eo-seo nal gu-won-hae jwo
Release me from this nightmare
Where am I going?
Hurry, save me
deep in my head, killing my baddies
bring me back
please take me on your way
geo-ul-e bi-chin neo-e-ge
tell me your name
da-si dol-a-gal-ge
seo-seo-hi it-hyeo-jyeo-ga-deon na-e jong-chak-ji-ro nal i-kkeu-reo-jwo
take your hand
To you reflected in the mirror
Tell me your name
I’ll return again
Lead me to my forgotten destination
Take your hand
there is no pain
let’s get it now
deep in my head, killing my baddies
bring me back
please take me on your way
The lyrics portray someone lost inside a dark, dreamlike maze of fear, self-doubt, and exhaustion, desperately searching for an “Alice” who can guide them back to themselves. Shadows, nightmares, mirrors, and an endless underland reflect a mind overwhelmed by uncertainty, while references to Cheshire and strange celebrations deepen the sense of being trapped in an unreal world. Yet the narrator keeps reaching for a way out, asking to be awakened, rescued, and led toward the destination they had slowly forgotten. In the end, Alice becomes a symbol of inner salvation and the courage to open one’s eyes, escape the dark labyrinth, and return to a clearer sense of self.
