"Shower Girl" is a Korean song by Eddy Kim. The lyrics depict a story of a guy who is mesmerized by a girl he sees at the shower booth in his house. In the first verse, the lyrics describe the setting of the shower booth, with a red container on the right for shampoo and a transparent container in front for body wash. The guy imagines the sexy shampoo designed for long hair, and the moisturizing body wash that deeply nourishes the skin. He assures himself that he doesn't have to worry about anything tonight and can enjoy a hot shower to relax his mind. In the second verse, the guy notices a neatly placed white towel on the shelf and realizes that the girl he's attracted to has used it before him. He then sees the fancy boyfriend fit shirts she left there for him as a sign of her interest. The chorus repeats the message that the guy doesn't have to worry tonight and can take a leisurely hot shower. The girl outside anxiously waits for the guy, and he hopes to make himself presentable for her soon. The phrase "That's no no no no no no no" is repeated to emphasize the certainty that there's nothing to worry about. In the bridge, the lyrics apologize for the gender-specific nature of the things in the guy's house, indicating that everything is for men. He expresses his desire for the girl to notice his scent and the sound of water flowing as he showers, indicating his longing for her. In the final chorus, the guy reassures himself once again that there's nothing to worry about tonight and invites the girl to join him in the hot shower. He attributes his unfamiliar feeling to the presence of the girl in his house. Overall, "Shower Girl" tells the story of a guy who is infatuated with a girl he sees near the shower booth in his house and expresses his desire to spend time with her.
