Really Like You Lyrics (Romanized) – BABYMONSTER

Really Like You (Romanized) Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
The intro shows her hesitation to say “I love you” outright. She’s holding back, preferring to express a more playful “I like you, really, really like you”—she’s not ready to go all-in, but her feelings are definitely strong.

[Verse 1]
She’s eagerly waiting for his call, feeling anxious and a bit impatient. There’s a desire to get closer, to feel his warmth, and even though they’re connected through a screen, she wants him there in person. She imagines the joy of spending time together, laughing and having fun, wishing they could just enjoy each other’s company in real life instead of being apart.

[Verse 2]
Here, she describes how he’s a source of comfort and happiness for her. Like a beautiful symphony, their connection brings balance and joy into her life. No matter how her day starts, he makes it better simply by being in her thoughts or around her, lifting her spirits and giving her a sense of peace.

[Pre-Chorus]
From the moment she wakes up to when the night ends, thoughts of him fill her with happiness. His presence in her life is so meaningful that even he might not fully realize the impact he has on her.

[Chorus]
She feels a desire to confess her love, but for now, she sticks to “I really, really like you.” Under the moonlight, she feels their connection growing stronger, reaching new emotional heights. It’s a special feeling that goes beyond ordinary liking, yet she’s still savoring the excitement of these early feelings.

[Verse 3]
Spelling out L-O-V-E, she hints at love but still holds back, wanting to keep things lighthearted. She’s ready to let go of any doubts and openly enjoy these feelings, hoping he’ll accept her affection without hesitation or rejection.

[Pre-Chorus]
Once again, she expresses how thoughts of him make her entire day better, showing how deeply she feels for him, even if he might not fully understand the extent of it.

[Chorus]
Revisiting the chorus, she’s still caught between wanting to say “I love you” but opting for the safer “I really, really like you.” The moonlight moment feels magical, drawing her closer to him and intensifying her emotions.

[Bridge]
She remembers the first time she saw him and how he’s become a constant in her dreams. There’s no rush, and she’s content to take things slow, knowing he’s feeling something, too. Every day with him gets better, and she feels grateful to have found him.

[Chorus]
In the final chorus, she’s still brimming with these intense feelings, wanting to go beyond “I like you,” yet staying in the moment where things feel sweet, tender, and real under the moonlight.

[Outro]
In the outro, she’s giving herself the okay to accept her feelings for him without fear. Now that she’s confident in her emotions, she’s ready to take a chance, hoping he’ll reciprocate. She’s acknowledging how much she really, really likes him, embracing this new, exciting chapter.