Same (feat. Sung Hoon)

In 'Same,' Song Ji Eun, featuring Sung Hoon, delves into the intricacies of love and the desire for deep, genuine connection. The song opens with playful imagery, comparing the rhythm of love to the sound of a heartbeat, '콩 콩 콩,' which translates to 'thump thump thump.' This metaphor sets the tone for the song, emphasizing the physical and emotional sensations that come with being in love. The repetition of '콩 콩 콩' throughout the lyrics underscores the constant presence of these feelings, whether the lovers are together or apart.

The lyrics also explore the yearning to understand one's partner beyond superficial traits like blood type or zodiac sign. The lines '널 알고 싶어 혈액형 별자리 / 그런 거 말고 진짜 너' translate to 'I want to know you, not your blood type or zodiac sign, but the real you.' This highlights a desire for a deeper connection, one that transcends common societal markers and delves into the true essence of a person. The song suggests that true intimacy involves sharing personal histories, including the first lie and first love, as mentioned in '처번째 거짓말과 첫 사랑 빼고 모두 알고 싶어.'

The song also touches on the theme of vulnerability. The lyrics reveal personal insecurities and the fear of being hurt, as seen in '내 별자린 상처투성이 별 소심하고 외로보고 까치해,' which translates to 'My star sign is full of scars, timid, lonely, and cautious.' This admission of vulnerability is a plea for understanding and acceptance, emphasizing that love involves embracing each other's flaws and past wounds. By sharing these intimate details, the song portrays love as a journey of mutual discovery and acceptance, where both partners strive to become '단 하나의 오직 하나,' or 'the one and only' for each other.