I'm a Korean who doesn't know how to speak korean...mainly because I was adopted and never sought to learn. But I LOVE the sound of KPOP (just have no idea what they are saying). So! I wrote a song, which is inspired by KPOP...but more of what the korean words sound like to me...hope you enjoy it! ;) 

Here are the lyrics:

Mold in bolder yoda keen 
Man so chowder put so soy in put
Put put put haaaaah chick do pow

Anti-me so you so soy 
Poo chai me chai soup for you new cow, you new cow, cow cooooow 
Business toy!

No (hold for 2) cervical you bet some soup you guy, soup you guy 
No lab what you what me toy soup you clear bread aching, 
No dinner bus joy sir man leaking 
Bus joy sirloin tween king or mega man. Sing harsh aim for high. 


Get a soda wimpy get a buck modem 
Chuck, tuna salt bake chuck, band tinkle year, tiny brain for sale 
Anti-super More super sexy flirty dirty girl
Cup, luck, chow, living soup inner super friends!

So happy to be 
Happy for me
Happy to be here
Into mojo yoga 
So happy to be 
Happy for me
And loving you
Suck do mojo yoga 


Sat itty bitty son itty bitty molten chuchu laté mini bar, super Dino you check beep beep posiden 
Me sit a lick a two sit a lid a bed 
It a butter anti-me so iticha 
bran please more bran bran yaaaayyy!

No super dope spiral wow
What check into ant licker sticker price a tomato cop 
Please don't stop 
Please don't stop

No what you what toupe 
Sing another box other nom nom ban
I think you are super sexy girl
Sooooyyyy

You Mini calibrate so yea
Cheep chirp indego so fountain fly
Melon lick a cone ah baby youuuu
You mini calibrate no joe 
So coupey ton mick Jon gaston flick bun bun. Boon biddy midi shake it really slow girl. 

Mojo Yoga

I'm a guy who loves music, tries my best to make things, and am still figuring out my life as an Actor/Creator/Learner. Known around the #YuGiOh! universe as Aigami Diva, Dennis Macfield, Varis, and Gore. Hope you enjoy my music <3

BIOGRAPHY
ARIA award‐winning Tyrone Noonan began a multi‐ faceted solo career following 10 years with george, a Brisbane band fronted by brother and sister, Tyrone and Katie Noonan. In george, Tyrone provided lead and backing vocals, guitar, keyboards, production and song writing. The band's debut album, Polyserena, entered the Australian national charts at No 1, sold double platinum and won the band an ARIA for Best New Artist. george released eight EPs, two albums and an award‐ winning DVD during its career. In 2016/17 the band celebrated its 20‐year anniversary, performed sell‐out shows around the country and released a new album compilation of their indie EPs, The Early Years. 
In 2005, george entered an indefinite hiatus and Tyrone formed a new solo band, releasing his debut pop/rock/soul mini‐album Heavy Soul Part 1 in 2006 with a successful national tour and solid national radio play; relocating to London in 2008 and representing Australia at various festivals including Toast and TNT Month of Music; relocating to New York in 2009 (until 2012) and representing Australia at various Australia Day festivals and Anzac Day ceremonies; releasing his first solo album, I Believe, in 2011 on the back of a successful crowd‐funded Pledge Music campaign; and releasing his remix EP I’m A Believer in 2014 with a successful east coast band tour and solid national radio play. 
ABOUT THE ALBUM 
His long‐awaited follow‐up album, Utopia?, will be released later in 2020. The album traverses genres and influences, with pop gems sitting comfortably alongside beautiful ballads, and all carrying a powerful message as Ty expertly weaves between personal and socio‐political themes. 
Tyrone says of the inspiration behind the record: “I'm aiming to create a journey through the myriad of human emotions, both on a personal and a global level, that we are all facing right now". 
But that doesn't mean it's a gloomy record: “This is a record for those yearning for a better path; something I think so many people on this planet agree with. Things are evolving so quickly, but amongst the 24 hour news cycle, there's not enough balance between the negative and positive. This album tries to bridge that balance.” 
The record features co‐writes with the likes of the late Grant (G.W.) McLennan (of The Go‐Betweens, and including his last vocal recording), Dan Rosen (ARIA CEO) and his main co-writers, Award-winning Donna Dyson and rising NT star Colin Lillie.

Mojo Yoga

Daniel J Edwards