Although their album has yet to be released, a specific track from JYJ has been garnering a lot of speculation. "Untitled Song Part 1" was composed by member Yoochun and features lyrics expressing his experience under SM Entertainment. A segment from his lyrics state: "In 2003, we finished our first match after months of rehearsal By 2004, we were the rookies of the month But unable to be satisfied with all of the rookie awards, We began desiring for more In 2005, we advanced into Japan Thought it would be as easy as Korea But after selling only 4,000 copies of our first single Our confidence dropped to the floor We couldn't even speak Japanese, Every day consisted of pacing between our dorm and the company It was an imprisonment under the disguise of what's best for us Excessive loneliness, tears, and anger We said those were what turned us into one, That no matter what would happen, to never disband.. But I'm going to turn my back to you, since you already changed" While it's clear that Yoochun was recounting his frustrations with SME, netizens have been puzzling over whether or not the song was an indirect statement involving TVXQ as well. Jaejoong's lyrics for "Pierrot" received similar attention, but an interview clarified that the song was about  "the reality of the education system". Source + Photos: Star Today via Daum, Joy News via Naver === [Update Below] We've directly translated the lyrics provided from the above two sources, but we understand that there are concerns over validity. Allegedly, a netizen falsified the last few lines from the lyrics, which were then provided by Star Today and Joy News. We thank everyone who sent in their concerns to our inbox, and we plan on keeping an eye on this development.