Into the Sun album cover

Track Info & Song Overview

Into the Sun (인투 더 선) is performed by BTS, featured on the album ARIRANG (2026).

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Lyrics & Phonetic Romanization

Baby, you remind me

I want someone like you, ooh

Fires are never dying

I want someone like you, ooh-woah

Nobody knows me, honey

No one like you, ooh

If you wanna go there

I'm ready to be with you, no-oh-oh

You call, I run

Dark days, and find the sun

I don't care how far

Just wait, dawn

Baby, what you want? Baby, what you need?

Tell me how you feel, every night I'm thinkin' of, mm

해 질 때의 바람, 해 뜰 때의 온도 네가 느껴야 할 저녁부터 아침의 볕 (Ooh)

잃은 너의 것, 좀 이른 어둠의 문턱, oh, oh, 동이 틀 때까지 난 (Yeah)

널 지키며 into the sun, uh, uh (Ooh)

Twenty-four, 24/7 feel like twenty-four (Twenty-four)

태양을 향해 뛰어도 (뛰어도), 가까워지진 않아도 (않아도), oh, no

Don't be afraid, 기억해, 그저 잠시뿐인 걸 어두운 밤을 지나

아침이 오는 걸 맞으며 눈을 떠 into the sun

You call, I run

Dark days, and find the sun

I don't care how far

Just wait, dawn

개와 늑대의 시간

부서진 짐승들의 나침반

우리들의 피난 소란들과 미련 앞

숨 쉬며 반항하는 인간

난 집에 가고파, 네가 있는 곳

풀이 뜨고 별 지는 곳

불을 건네줘, 이 기름 속

너는 멋지고

달은 아마 뜨지 않을 거야 오늘, hm

And if we run out of time

I'll chase the feeling

Never too far behind

You call, I run

Dark days, and find the sun

I don't care, how far

Just wait, dawn

I'll follow you into the sun

Into the sun, into the sun

I'll follow you into the sun

Into the sun, into the sun

I'll follow you into the sun (Sun, ah)

Into the sun, into the sun

I'll follow you into the sun (You, ooh)

Into the sun (You), into the sun

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