DELU Lyrics – JEON SOMI (전소미)

DELU Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
She’s calling out someone who treated her badly and made life confusing. They’ve turned the relationship into a never-ending drama all by themselves, and now the ending is just disappointing. She’s baffled why they’re blaming her for it.

[Verse 1]
She sees this person as all talk with no real emotional depth. They acted like they were in control but failed to impress her. For her, the time is up—she’s no longer interested in anyone who just chases without substance.

[Pre-Chorus]
She’s pointing out again that this person is full of ego but lacks genuine care. They gossip and run their mouth, which makes them even less attractive to her. The chance they had is long gone, and now she doesn’t want any pursuit from them.

[Chorus]
Even if they catch her glance or share a dance, it means nothing now. She’s fine walking away and suggests they find their “Cinderella”—someone else who might tolerate them. She’s certain that person should be anyone but her.

[Verse 2]
She can’t understand why they still can’t leave. They’re wasting both time and effort when she’s already checked out. Their feelings flip back and forth like a switch, and the connection that once tied them together is now completely undone. They can’t prove anything to win her back.

[Pre-Chorus]
She repeats her view of them being puffed up yet shallow, unable to genuinely attract her. They had their chance, but it’s too late now. She’s over the thrill of being chased, especially by someone who spreads rumors. Their words don’t matter anymore, and she’s closed that door for good.

[Chorus]
Once again, she says that even if they meet eyes or dance, it’s over. She’s ready to turn her back without hesitation. Meeting them was fine, but now she urges them to find someone else who will deal with their ways—absolutely not her.

[Bridge]
She calls out their stories as pure fantasy that will never come true. They’re drowning in their own lies while she’s already walked away. To her, their love was never real, so it’s better for them to let it go.

[Chorus]
She’s firm that even small moments like glances or dancing won’t change anything. It’s over, and she wishes them well in finding their “Cinderella.” Whoever they choose should be someone else entirely—she’s done and wants no part in it.

[Post-Chorus]
She mocks them by calling them delusional, pointing out their inflated ego and empty gestures. She never even started a real journey with them because it wasn’t worth it. She wants them to stop talking, accept it’s too late, and understand she doesn’t want what they’re offering anymore.