Come back to me Lyrics :

Production Designer: Seong-Hie Ryu
Art Director: Sejin Lim
Set Designer: Garim Kim
Set Decorator: Hyejee Jeong
Art. Assistant: Sandra Yoon, Jiwon Yoon, Soomin Ha, Seungeun Song
Graphic Designer: Heesun Jang, Jihyeon Kwak
Art. Runner: Cheolku Lee, Sewon Hong

Grip: MOVEMENT(Kim Hak-Soo)
Key Grip: Jung-Wan Lee
Steadicam: Seong-yong Ji
Dolly Grip: Dong-myeong Kim
Assistant Grip: Deok-yong Shim, Min-seok Son
Techno Crane: Hyun-jin Jang

Lighting Director: Minjae Kim
Best Boy: Sunmin Kim, Choongmo Sung, Dongkyun Kim, Seokkyu Yim, Jaehueng Lee, Jiwoong Choi

Come back to me Lyrics :

[Intro: RM]]

I told you I’m fine tonight
Staying good
Spring always been here
I will sleep in her eyes
Come back to me
Like you used to
Be what you be
I will roll you to the moon

[Pre-Chorus: RM]]

I forgot the hour
I don’t wanna know ’bout the hour
I forgot to shower
세수할 시간도 아까워
You don’t have to be
You don’t have to be the anything, you see
Tryin’ not to be
Tryin’ not to be that something in the sea

[Refrain: RM]]

Come back to me
Like you used to
Now, I could see
What a life is about
I told you I’m fine tonight
Staying good
Spring always been here
I will sleep in her eyes

[Chorus: RM]]

Oh, oh, oh-oh
I see you come back to me
Oh, oh, oh-oh
I see you come back to me
You are my pain divinе, divine
You are my pain divine, divinе
Get, get, get to the divine
Divine, divine, so fine
I see you come back to me

[Pre-Chorus: RM]]

Okay
I forgot the hour
I don’t wanna know ’bout the hour
I forgot to shower
세수할 시간도 아까워
You don’t have to be
You don’t have to be anything, you see
Tryin’ not to be
Tryin’ not to be that something in the sea
I told you I’m fine tonight
Staying good
Spring’s always been here
I will sleep in her eyes

[Chorus: RM]]

Oh, oh, oh-oh
I see you come back to me
Oh, oh, oh-oh
I see you come back to me
You are my pain divine, divine
You are my pain divine, divine
Get, get, get to the
Divine, divine, so fine
I see you come back to me

[Outro: RM]]

You are my pain, divine, divine
You are my pain, divine, divine
You are my pain, divine, divine
You are my pain, divine, divine
You are my pain, divine, divine
You are my pain, divine, divine
You are my pain, divine, divine
You are my pain, divine, divine
You are my pain, divine, divine
You are my pain, divine, divine
You are my pain, divine, divine
You are my pain, divine, divine
You are my pain, divine, divine
You are my pain, divine, divine
You are my pain, divine, divine
You are my pain, divine, divine

Extra Information :

About RM :

Born on September 12, 1994, Kim Nam-joon (Korean: 김남준), formerly known as Rap Monster, is a South Korean rapper, composer, and record producer. He serves as the group’s leader in South Korea.

In 2015, RM dropped his debut solo mixtape, RM. Two years later, in 2018, he dropped his second mixtape, Mono. The latter, which peaked at number 26 on the Billboard 200, became the highest-charting album by a Korean soloist in American history.

With the release of his studio album Indigo in 2022—which included collaborations with Anderson Paak and Erykah Badu—RM made his formal solo debut. The record became the highest-charting album by a Korean soloist ever when it peaked at number three on the Billboard 200.

Additionally, he has worked on projects with Wale, Younha, Warren G, Gaeko, Krizz Kaliko, MFBTY, Fall Out Boy, Primary, and Lil Nas X, among other artists.

Kim Nam-joon was raised in Ilsan District, Goyang, after his family relocated there when he was four or five years old. He was born on September 12, 1994, in Sangdo-dong, Dongjak District, Seoul, South Korea. He is a member of the Gangneung Kim clan and has a younger sister. When RM was younger, he and his mother watched the American sitcom Friends, which is essentially where RM learnt English.

He actively wrote poetry while in school, and he frequently won prizes for it. For about a year, he submitted his poetry to an internet platform where he garnered a moderate amount of attention. RM thus indicated interest in pursuing a literary career but ultimately made the decision to forgo it. He spent four months studying in New Zealand when he was twelve years old.

When RM heard “Fly” by Epik High in the fifth grade at the age of eleven, he developed an interest in hip-hop music. Upon realizing that the music had given him solace, he made the decision to research the genre more. RM’s interest in lyricism was initially piqued by his school instructor, who introduced him to the music of American rapper Eminem. The lyrics he thought were “cool” would be printed out and shared with pals.

At that point, RM started writing songs, claiming that when he mixed his poetry with music, it created lyrics. He started rapping in local amateur hip-hop circles as a first-year middle school student in 2007. He recorded his first original song using Adobe Audition (formerly known as Cool Edit) and went on to perform at his first show in 2008.

Under the alias Runch Randa, RM increased his activity in the underground Korean hip-hop scene, releasing multiple tracks and working with underground rappers like Zico.

When RM was a student, he had an IQ of 148 and placed in the top 1% of the country for language, arithmetic, foreign language, and social studies on university entrance exams. RM first made the decision to put music on hold in order to concentrate on his education

because his parents had been adamantly against his desire in a musical career because of his academic accomplishments. After a while, he persuaded his mother to let him pursue his dream of becoming a rapper by posing the question, “Did she want a son who was a first-place rapper, or a 5,000th-place student?”

RM chose the moniker “Rap Monster” while he was an idol trainee. The moniker comes from a song he wrote that was influenced by “Rap Genius” by San E. There was a line in the lyrics when San E says he “raps non-stop” and should be referred to as a “rap monster”. He thought it “cool” to take on the stage moniker. RM has admitted to having a love-hate connection with the moniker since he doesn’t think it was chosen because it has “incredible value” in his opinion.

In November 2017, he officially changed his stage name to “RM” after deciding that “Rap Monster” no longer accurately reflected him or the music he produced.RM said that the moniker “could symbolize many things” and “could have more spectrums to it” in a 2019 interview with Entertainment Tonight. “Real Me” has been proposed as one interpretation.

About OHHYUK (오혁) :

Oh Hyuk, a South Korean singer and musician, was born on October 5, 1993. He is most known for being the lead vocalist, guitarist, and principal songwriter of the indie rock band Hyukoh.

Oh was born in South Korea and went to China with his teaching parents when he was five months old. After relocating to Beijing, his family resided in Yanji, Shenyang. He can therefore speak English, Mandarin Chinese, and Korean.

During summer break at the age of fifteen, Oh went on auditions for the three largest music agencies in South Korea, S.M. Entertainment, YG Entertainment, and JYP Entertainment, in an attempt to persuade his parents to let him pursue his musical dreams.

He turned down offers from all three firms despite their desire to sign him because of stylistic disparities in his songs.

Oh traveled to Seoul in 2012 to pursue his musical career without any financial assistance, defying his parents’ expectations that he study in the United States. He enrolled at Hongik University to study art, but left the program quickly.

Oh started off as a one-man band called Hyukoh, but in 2014, he teamed up with drummer Lee In-woo, guitarist Lim Hyun-jae, and bassist Im Dong-geon to form the present four-piece group playing under the same name. Oh had previously worked with Lee after being introduced by Lim, a high school classmate. Through a mutual connection, he got to know Im.

The band’s debut full-length studio album, 23 (2017), and its first three EPs, 20 (2014), 22 (2015), and 24 (2018), were all titled after the ages of its four members, all of whom were born in 1993. In 2020, they defied this naming trend when their fourth EP, Through Love, was released. Oh is listed on each of their albums as the primary songwriter.

The band’s EP releases helped them become successful in the Korean indie music scene, but it was their participation in the Infinite Challenge television program that catapulted them into the public eye. After 23 was released, the band went on their first global tour.

Oh has worked with numerous South Korean artists in a range of genres, including as the indie singer Car, the garden, rapper-producer Code Kunst, singer-songwriter IU, and hip hop combo Epik High. Oh worked with producer Primary on a four-track EP called Lucky You! in 2015. Oh debuted in the house and techno genre in January 2018 with a song called “Momom” (몸마음), a collaboration with independent singer Cifika.

Oh has become well-known in the international fashion scene and distinguished himself from other big K-pop artists with his unique and “nonconformist” sense of style.[3] Numerous lifestyle and fashion magazines, such as Elle and Vogue, have covered him. In late 2016, he modeled for NikeLab in China and appeared on the cover of Dazed, the magazine’s debut issue in that nation.

 

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