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(throwback) SHINee for GQ Korea Men October 2010 Issue

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SHINee GQ KOREA Men October 2010 Interview — about 'Your Name'

I:What do you think when you compare the lyrics Jonghyun wrote for “Obsession” and the lyrics you wrote for “Your Name.”

ONEW: “Obsession” is better. They are lyrics that feel a lot more than the scenes I’ve seen and thought of up until now. Even though I concentrated on the lyrics as well, I don’t think they’re always right. I don’t think there’s an answer. There are many points in “Obsession” that are missing in my lyrics. Though another person’s thoughts and my thoughts can’t possibly be the same.

I: So you’re saying that although it wasn’t the best, it wasn’t particularly the worst either?

ONEW: I did what I wanted to do and what I felt was fun. There are so many people who are better than I am. Though of course there must be people who are worse as well.

I: The lyrics for “Your Name,” and the title of the song you sang with Kim Yeonwoo is “The Name I Loved.” Do you have something with names?

ONEW:There’s a part I wrote while thinking of my mother. Rather than being called by their names, mothers are usually referred to as so-and-so’s mother. I felt that when they’re called by their names something would reach out to them more.

I: Kim Choonsoo’s “Flower” approaches that topic.

ONEW: It was that sort of meaning. I think it means that the general practice of calling them so-and-so’s mother is awkward. There are pet names between lovers as well. I thought that in relationships of love and affection, names would be very important.

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(throwback) SHINee for GQ Korea Men October 2010 Issue

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(throwback) SHINee for GQ Korea Men October 2010 Issue