Small girl Lyrics – Lee Young Ji

[Verse 1]
If I got a two small cheeks
And a bright pink lips
Baby, would you’ve wanted to kiss me?
Maybe a thin ass waist
With brown long hair
Baby, would you’ve wanted to hold me?
No, you never
No, I’m never gonna get ’em all
Yeah, that’s what makes me feel lonely
Oh, it’s never
It can never ever happen to me

‘Cause I’m that girl, tall girl-y

[Chorus]
Boy, I got a small girl fantasy
Baby, would you still love me?
Though I got a big laugh, big voice and big personality
Would you guarantee it?
Know you got a small girl fantasy
Baby, would you still love me?
Though I got a big laugh, big voice and big personality
Would you guarantee?

[Post-Chorus]
(If I got a, if I got a)
Would you guarantee?
(If I got a, if I got a)
Would you guarantee?
(If I got a, if I got a)

[Verse 2]
If I cared about
All those things that you care
Then I’m not yours
Yes, you’re wasting all your time
On some stupid things

Baby, I’m already yours
You keep asking me
“Do I really suit you?”
“Do I really look good?”
Girl, I don’t understand you
All you have to do is smiling at me
Like there’s no one to interrupt us
‘Cause that’s all I need from you
Make that fingers, V
수줍어 하지 말고
가까이 더 붙어
난 여기있어
니가 뭘 원하던지간에
난 항상 똑같아
다른 조건은 애초에
없었어

[Pre-Chorus]
Big eyes, big laugh
Big voice or big personality
Girl, I don’t got no fantasy
Theres’s no more other fantasy, yeah, yeah

[Refrain]
If I got a two small cheeks
And a bright pink lips
Baby, would you’ve wanted to kiss me?
Maybe a thin ass waist
With a brown long hair
Baby, Would you’ve wanted to hold me?
No, you never
No, I’m never gonna get them all
Yeah, that’s what makes me feel lonely
Oh, it’s never
It can never ever happen to me
‘Cause I’m that girl, tall girl-y

[Chorus]
Boy, I got a small girl fantasy
Baby, would you still love me?
Though I got a big laugh, big voice and big personality
Would you guarantee?
Know you got a small girl fantasy
Baby, would you still love me?
Though I got a big laugh, big voice and big personality
Would you guarantee?

[Post-Chorus]
(If I got a, if I got a)
Would you guarantee?
(If I got a, if I got a)
Would you guarantee?
(If I got a, if I got a)

[Verse 1]
In the opening verse, Lee Young Ji reflects on her insecurities regarding physical appearance. She imagines possessing small cheeks and bright pink lips, wondering if these features would make her more appealing for a kiss. Similarly, she contemplates having a slender waist and long brown hair, pondering if these attributes would make her more desirable to hold. However, she laments that she doesn’t possess these conventional traits, which contributes to her feelings of loneliness and inadequacy. Despite these thoughts, she defiantly asserts her identity as a “tall girl-y,” acknowledging her uniqueness and the unlikelihood of conforming to societal ideals.

[Chorus]
The chorus reveals Lee Young Ji’s fantasy of being loved unconditionally, despite not fitting the typical image of a “small girl.” She questions whether her partner would still love her despite her big laugh, loud voice, and strong personality—traits that don’t align with societal expectations of femininity. Her repeated plea for assurance (“Would you guarantee it?”) underscores her fear of rejection based on her unconventional traits, while also challenging the idea that love should be conditional on physical appearance or conforming to societal norms.

[Post-Chorus]
Following the chorus, the post-chorus consists of repeated questions (“Would you guarantee?”) that emphasize Lee Young Ji’s need for reassurance and validation. These questions reflect her ongoing struggle with self-doubt and the desire to be accepted and loved for who she truly is, regardless of societal expectations or conventional beauty standards.

[Verse 2]
In the second verse, Lee Young Ji addresses the pressures and expectations imposed on her regarding appearance and behavior. She dismisses the notion that conforming to these expectations would make her more desirable or suitable. Instead, she asserts that true connection and love should transcend superficial concerns about appearance or societal norms. She rejects superficial questions about her suitability and appearance, emphasizing the importance of authenticity and genuine connection in relationships. Her plea for simplicity (“All you have to do is smile at me”) underscores her desire for acceptance based on emotional connection rather than external attributes.

[Pre-Chorus]
The pre-chorus reinforces Lee Young Ji’s rejection of societal norms and expectations. She declares that she doesn’t harbor any fantasies about conforming to conventional standards of beauty or behavior. Her assertion that she has no other fantasies emphasizes her acceptance of herself and her refusal to compromise her identity or conform to external pressures.

[Refrain]
The refrain echoes the sentiments expressed in the first verse, revisiting Lee Young Ji’s feelings of inadequacy and insecurity regarding her appearance. She questions whether possessing different physical features would make her more desirable, but ultimately affirms her identity as a “tall girl-y.” Despite her doubts and insecurities, she asserts her uniqueness and affirms that she cannot change who she fundamentally is.

[Chorus (repeat)]
The repeated chorus serves to reinforce Lee Young Ji’s plea for unconditional love and acceptance. She reiterates her fear of rejection based on her unconventional traits, emphasizing her longing to be loved despite not fitting societal expectations of femininity and beauty. Her repeated questioning (“Would you guarantee?”) highlights her ongoing struggle with self-doubt and the desire for reassurance in relationships.

[Post-Chorus (repeat)]
The final post-chorus repetition underscores Lee Young Ji’s ongoing need for reassurance and validation. Her repeated questions (“Would you guarantee?”) reflect her persistent struggle with self-doubt and her longing to be accepted and loved for who she truly is. This repetition emphasizes the song’s central theme of self-acceptance and the desire for unconditional love, despite not conforming to societal norms or expectations.

1. “If I got a two small cheeks”
The singer wonders if having small cheeks would make her more attractive for a kiss, expressing insecurity about not possessing these features.

2. “Maybe a thin ass waist”
She imagines having a slim waist, questioning if this would make her more desirable to hold romantically.

3. “No, you never”
This phrase reflects her belief that she will never attain the idealized features she desires, contributing to her feelings of loneliness.

4. “Boy, I got a small girl fantasy”
The singer admits to having a fantasy of being loved despite not fitting societal norms of femininity or physical appearance.

5. “Would you guarantee it?”
She seeks reassurance from her partner, questioning if they would love her unconditionally despite her unconventional traits.

6. “Big eyes, big laugh”
The singer embraces her own traits—big eyes, a big laugh, and a big personality—asserting that she doesn’t conform to conventional fantasies.