Hooked on ease, then off to look for love — Jueun's full session
Four songs. The titles are all either a state or an action.
In three lines
- NONOL LIVE has the full-length version of Jueun's session.
- The four songs are '여유 중독', '시끄러워', 'Surprise!' and '사랑을 찾아서!'.
- The first two are states; the last two are a reaction and an action.
The order of four
| Order | Song |
|---|---|
| 1 | 여유 중독 (Hooked on Ease) |
| 2 | 시끄러워 (So Loud) |
| 3 | Surprise! |
| 4 | 사랑을 찾아서! (Off to Find Love!) |
Addiction, attached to ease
'여유 중독' is an odd pairing. Addiction names a state you can't get out of; ease names a state of being out of it already.
Put the two together and you get "so used to resting I can't go back". A negative word fastened to a good thing, which makes it a way of scolding yourself with a smile.
The second, '시끄러워', is the opposite side. It can mean the outside is loud or that the inside of a head is. It sits where the ease breaks.
Two songs carrying exclamation marks
The third and fourth have exclamation marks. 'Surprise!' and '사랑을 찾아서!'.
An exclamation mark turns a phrase into a sound. It stops being something you read and becomes something you call out. The first two titles didn't have one, so this marks the point where the set steps up a level.
The content follows. 'Surprise!' is something unexpected; '사랑을 찾아서!' is setting out. State, then reaction, then action.
Today, like this
Play them in order. The second, '시끄러워', is the likeliest place for the sound to thicken — the title says so in advance, so check whether it actually does.
Then join the first and last directly. Jump straight from '여유 중독' to '사랑을 찾아서!' and what the middle two were doing becomes visible.
A new song has arrived at the playground today.
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