I’m still getting through last month’s releases, and today I wanted to share another new song from ZB1. It was a sneak peek of their Re-Flow special album, ‘Roses’.

‘Roses’ is a truly beautiful love song that paints a picture of love filling every corner, making everything seem like roses.

Here’s a little taste:

우리 모든 순간

다 너로 꼭꼭 가득 채울래

너로 물들어 가 you’re my roses

“Every moment of ours,

I want to fill it tightly, completely with you.

I’m becoming colored by you — you’re my roses.”

1. 우리 모든 순간

• 우리 = “we / our”
• 모든 = “all / every”
• 순간 = “moment”

→ A noun phrase meaning “all our moments” (subject or object implied by context).

2. 다 너로 꼭꼭 가득 채울래

• 다 = “all / completely”
• 너로 = “with you / by you” (–로 indicates means, material, or method)
• 꼭꼭 = mimetic adverb meaning “tightly / firmly / thoroughly”
• 가득 = “fully / completely filled”
• 채우다 → 채울래 = “want to fill / will fill” (expresses intention or desire)

→ Common stacking of adverbs in Korean for emphasis: 꼭꼭 가득 = “completely and tightly.”

3. 너로 물들어 가

• 물들다 = “to be dyed / to be colored / to be influenced by”
• 너로 = “by you / with you”
• –어 가 = progressive change (“to gradually become…”)

→ Indicates a gradual transformation happening over time.

4. Sentence pattern: –로 (means/material marker)

• Used to show what something is filled with or changed by
• Example from the lyric:
• 너로 채우다 = “fill with you”
• 너로 물들다 = “be colored by you”

→ Very common pattern in emotional and poetic Korean.

If you’ve been following me for a while, you’ve undoubtedly come across the word ‘순간’ quite frequently. This word frequently appears in lyrics to either describe a special moment when something significant occurs, or, as in this case, to emphasize that every little moment holds value as time passes.