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"Radio (Dum-Dum)" by 宋雨琦 (YUQI) opens with "Bass:Krap". Read the full lyrics, the story behind the song, and a music review.

“Radio (Dum-Dum)” by 宋雨琦 (YUQI) is a track from the album “Radio (Dum-Dum)”. It runs for about 2:33, opening with the line “Bass:Krap” and building from there into the hook that most people remember.

About the Song

The song starts with “Bass:Krap”, and that line already sets the emotional tone for the whole track. As it unfolds, lines like “Guitar:Cheatkey” show how the feeling builds, and the chorus — anchored by “My heart no longer sings along” — is easy to pick up after a single listen. It is a heartfelt track from 宋雨琦 (YUQI) that combines a strong melody with straightforward lyrics that stay with you.

Credits

  • Lyrics by:우기/Taneisha Jackson
  • Composed by:우기/Siixk Jun/Taneisha Jackson/Cheatkey
  • Arranged by:Siixk Jun/Cheatkey
  • Background Vocal:우기/Taneisha Jackson
  • Recorded by:Siixk Jun
  • Mixed by:구종필 @KLANG Studio
  • Mastered by:권남우 (Asst. 유은진) @821 Sound Mastering
  • Lyrics by:YUQI/Taneisha Jackson
  • Composed by:YUQI/Siixk Jun/Taneisha Jackson/Cheatkey
  • Arranged by:Siixk Jun/Cheatkey
  • Background Vocal:YUQI/Taneisha Jackson
  • Recorded by:Siixk Jun
  • Mixed by:Jong Pil Gu @KLANG Studio
  • Mastered by:Nam Woo Kwon (Asst. Eun Jin Yu) @821 Sound Mastering

Lyrics

Bass:Krap

Guitar:Cheatkey

Synthesizer:Siixk Jun

Digital Edited by:강동호

Engineered for Mix:홍장미

Mixed in Dolby Atmos by:구종필 @KLANG Studio

Digital Edited by:Dong Ho Kang

Engineered for Mix:Rose Hong

Mixed in Dolby Atmos by:Jong Pil Gu @KLANG Studio

Hello I’m not sorry that I had to let you go

There’s somethings that you should really know listen

I used to date a rockboy and he stole my heart

Had me rolling in the deep so bad

Anywhere he go you know I’d go

Promised me forever seven days of the week

But he was too busy getting down in the sheets

I used to date a rockboy till he broke my heart

He tried so hard to win me back over

With a couple melodies

Had to let him know that he can’t play me

Oh there’s this boy that I know

He made my heart beat like radio

It used to go dum-dum dadadada-dum

Dadadada-dum dadada-dum

But now I’m fine so when his songs are playing loud on the radio

I’m over that dum-dum dadadada-dum

Oh yeah my momma taught me

Never let nobody treat me any less than I deserve

I’m not a dummy

Trust me

He’s the one that’s begging now

Miss me ‘cause I’m not around

Guess you only know just what you

Got when it walks out and you best believe

I’d never give my heart again to somebody

Like a rockboy ‘cause he broke my heart

Dum-dum dadadada-dum

On the radio radio

Dum-dum dadada-dum

On the radio oh

Dada-dum-di-dum yeah

My heart no longer sings along

What It Means

Looked at closely, “Radio (Dum-Dum)” is about the feeling captured in its very first words: “Bass:Krap”. The narrator keeps returning to the same images — “He made my heart beat like radio” — until the final line “My heart no longer sings along” brings it home. It is honest without being heavy, and the repetition makes the meaning easy to follow even on the first listen.

Where It Works Best

  • Relaxed evening and rainy-day playlists
  • Study or focus sessions
  • Driving, especially at night
  • Any mood that calls for an easy, emotional listen

Summary

“Radio (Dum-Dum)” is a well-crafted track that gets its strength from simplicity: a clear melody, a repeating hook, and lyrics that never overreach. It fits 宋雨琦 (YUQI)’s style well and works in almost any playlist.

Comment

The charm of “Radio (Dum-Dum)” is how quickly it grows on you. The hook, built around “My heart no longer sings along”, stays in your head long after the song ends, and the lyrics are easy to sing along to. It is an easy recommendation for fans of 宋雨琦 (YUQI) and for anyone who enjoys heartfelt, easy-listening music.


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