A QUEUE IS A WALL LYING DOWN
Refuses the industry's older-brother hierarchy and has paid for it in bookings
vex on it
the runHonest use case: People who feel marginalized by unspoken social rules and institutional gatekeeping.
Exhibit: “And I do not know if I handed him a spine or a life sentence.”
style
the numbers
- bpm
- 92
- key
- F minor
- energy
- 0.69
- dance
- 0.96
- valence
- 0.52
- vocal at
- 20.7s
- length
- 2:22
- words
- 223
- clichés
- 0
- language
- Ko
most sung: “down” ×13 · “lying” ×12 · “wall” ×9
lyrics
(jul) Sunseo-neun jonjung-i anida, sunseo-neun geujeo sunseo-da Order is not respect. Order is only order wearing a coat. Meonjeo on saram-i deo joheun geol mandeuneun geon anida Arriving first has never once improved anybody's work And they call it manners And it decides who eats A queue is just a wall that agreed to lie down A wall lying down, lying down, a wall lying down Step over it once and you are not invited anywhere A wall lying down, lying down, a wall lying down And that is the price and I have counted it and paid it Nae iljeong-eun bieoitda, geurigo geugeon jeongjik-hada My calendar is empty and empty is the honest shape of this Nae eumak-eun bieoitji anda, geugeon dallada My records are not empty. Those are different kinds of nothing. Nae dongsaeng-do ije gata haenda. Bulli-ji anha. My younger brother does it now too. He does not get booked either. And I do not know if I handed him a spine or a life sentence. A wall lying down, lying down, a wall lying down Step over it once and you are not invited anywhere A wall lying down, lying down, a wall lying down And that is the price and I have counted it and paid it (jul...)