LuckyBoy Lyrics (English Translation) – Beny Jr

LuckyBoy (English Translation) Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
In the intro, the singer addresses a woman who seems to have expectations of a fairy tale romance. She eagerly says “yes” to him early in the morning and expresses her emotions toward him. However, he makes it clear that he doesn’t want anything from her, nor does he want anything beyond the moment. He’s not interested in promises or long-term commitment, just in enjoying what’s happening right now.

[Verse 1]
In this verse, the singer talks about how the girl is unsure about his feelings. She worries if he loves her, and if she doesn’t see him, she gets scared. He admits that he doesn’t put on any fake acts or try to impress her with dramatic gestures. He’s not into singing or dancing to win her over—he’s simply being himself. She notices his sleepy eyes, and although she’s curious, she doesn’t ask him directly what’s going on. He gives off a vibe of mystery, and the girl seems intrigued but unsure of his intentions.

[Chorus]
In the chorus, the singer continues to emphasize his casual attitude towards the relationship. He doesn’t want more than what’s already happening and isn’t looking to create lasting memories with her. There’s no need for lengthy conversations when things get intense; he’s living in the moment. He’s also not afraid to distance himself if things don’t feel right, even though he tells her he doesn’t lie, he still “lies” by not being fully honest about his feelings. The slow, deliberate actions he takes suggest he’s not rushing, letting everything unfold at its own pace.

[Proverb]
This part reflects the singer’s inner conflict about happiness and commitment. He expresses that he doesn’t know how to live happily and that too many stories (or emotions) make things complicated. He admits he’s not easily fixed, and his heart can’t be mended with empty words. The proverb shows a sense of emotional confusion and reluctance to open up fully to someone else’s expectations.

[Verse 2]
In this verse, the singer describes the girl’s high-maintenance lifestyle, comparing it to his own carefree attitude. She wants him to commit or “tie him up,” but he seems detached from this. He notes that her concern with her appearance is as strong as his focus on his own interests. She’s careful about how she presents herself and even asks him to turn off his phone when they meet, possibly signaling how her mind is fixed on their time together. She seems to admire his success and even has his name tattooed on her body. Despite her interest in being with him, the singer remains distant and uninterested in pretending to be something he’s not. He doesn’t want a relationship with any real commitment, and since he left, it’s clear she’s not enjoying herself as she did before.

[Chorus]
In this second repetition of the chorus, the singer emphasizes his unchanged position. He doesn’t want to give more than what he already has. There’s no need for sentimental gestures or grand promises. When things get intense, he pulls away rather than talking it through. The lines suggest he’s enjoying the temporary nature of the relationship without getting too deep into emotions or memories. The “slow” action he refers to implies that he’s taking things at his own pace, doing what he wants without being pressured into anything more.

[Outro]
The outro is a simple, melodic expression of the song’s overall vibe, using sounds and vocalizations rather than words. It’s a way to close the song with energy, without needing to say anything specific. It reflects the carefree, detached mood the singer has throughout the song.