CAPPUCCINO Lyrics – GYUBIN (규빈)

CAPPUCCINO Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
She’s watching the guy she likes act all confident and flirt with every girl around. She knows he’s trying to look cool, but she can also tell she’s bruised his pride. Comparing him to a Leo shows his big ego. Now, she’s ready to confront him playfully — like having a bold cup of cappuccino.

[Verse 1]
She sees right through his flirty words and fake charm. He says he’s falling for her, but she’s the only one feeling alone because there are too many other girls around him. She’s frustrated but stays confident, warning him not to underestimate her. Her heart is strong, not something he can easily break or play with.

[Refrain]
Beneath the soft, sweet foam lies a hidden bitterness — just like their relationship, it’s not as perfect as it looks.

[Pre-Chorus]
Even if it hurts or keeps her awake at night, she’s willing to try again and give everything she’s got to this love.

[Chorus]
She’s calling him out for being a flirt who talks to every girl, but she can see he’s still affected by her. He acts proud and untouchable, but she knows she’s in his head. The “cappuccino” moment represents facing the truth — a mix of sweetness and bitterness in their messy relationship.

[Post-Chorus]
She tells him there’s no turning back now. If he wants her, he should prove it and stop playing games. She’s daring him to take a real chance on her, putting everything on the line. It’s a confident challenge — no more teasing, it’s time to get real.

[Verse 2]
She imagines their connection like reading tarot cards, full of excitement and mystery. His life already seems filled with thoughts of her, and even from afar, he smiles at her. Being near him feels thrilling, like caffeine that keeps her awake and alive. She’s ready to dive deep into this love, even if it means risking heartbreak, because she doesn’t want to play confusing games anymore.

[Refrain]
As the foam fades away, what’s left is the real, raw flavor of their feelings — nothing to hide anymore.

[Chorus]
Once again, she points out his flirty behavior, reminding him she’s seen it all. But this time, she wants him to drop his ego so they can be honest with each other. The cappuccino idea comes back — their love is both smooth and bitter, but she’s ready to face it. It’s about letting go of pride and finally connecting for real, even if it’s messy.

[Post-Chorus]
She repeats that he can’t go back and should bet everything on her. She wants him to stop pretending, meet her gaze, and say what he really feels. The “cappuccino” becomes a playful symbol again — time to stir things up and see what’s real underneath the surface.