LEARN LYRICS

미로 (mi-ro) literally translates to "maze" or "labyrinth". It's a powerful and evocative word that you don't hear in songs every day.

In "Set Me Free Pt.2," Jimin uses 미로 as a metaphor for his internal struggles and feeling lost or trapped. He sings, "헤맸어, 미로" (I was lost, in a maze) to describe his past, setting the stage for his powerful journey toward liberation. Understanding this single word is key to unlocking the song's core message.

In Set Me Free Pt.2, Jimin steps straight into the fire to clear out the noise in his head. He starts off feeling trapped in a maze, admitting 헤맸어, 미로 ("I wandered, a maze") with Hennessy and night—referencing Hennessy, the famous brand of cognac, to show late nights spent trying to cope. But instead of staying stuck in self-doubt, he flips the switch and gets aggressive with his critics. He yells, 'fuck all your opps' (slang where "opps" stands for "opposition" or enemies) and tells anyone blocking his path to Shut up, fuck off / I'm on my way. It is blunt, loud, and he clearly has zero patience left for people trying to slow him down.

The real punch of the song comes from his mindset of pushing through pain. He refuses to hide anymore (더 이상 아파도 숨지 않아 [Even if it hurts anymore, I won't hide]) and delivers a brilliant line about survival: 미치지 않기 위해 미치려는 것 ("Going crazy so as not to go crazy"). He figures that getting wildly intense with his craft is the only way to keep his sanity intact. When he sings 날아가 butterfly ("Fly away, butterfly"), he claims his own rebirth and announces his peak moment with 시작된 나의 primetime ("My primetime has begun"). It is a fierce cheer for leaving past struggles behind and claiming absolute freedom.