A K-pop ballad about the stubborn, daily ache of a breakup that just won't fade.
A K-pop ballad about the stubborn, daily ache of a breakup that just won't fade.
What's sharp here is how the longing is framed as a failure of basic logistics.
The song isn't about grand declarations of love, but about the inability to perform a simple task: go home, have a coffee, hold onto your own feelings.
A K-pop ballad about the stubborn, daily ache of a breakup that just won't fade.
Tegeungireyo jibeuro gaji mothae
What's sharp here is how the longing is framed as a failure of basic logistics. The song isn't about grand declarations of love, but about the inability to perform a simple task: go home, have a coffee, hold onto your own feelings. The vanity is in pretending a few drinks will fix it, and the devotion is to the ache itself.
The phrase 'Tegeungireyo jibeuro gaji mothae', I can't go home, it's too late, does a lot of work. It's not just about the hour; it's about being stuck in the space between the bar and the empty apartment, where the memory waits. The singer keeps circling back to that same street, 'Neowa gatchi geotdeon gil,' the road they used to walk together, because going anywhere else feels impossible right now.
It's a plain admission of defeat. The night is over, the drinks are done, and the only thing left is the walk you're putting off because home is just another place you miss them.
The way 'Baby baby baby' repeats at the start, almost like a habit or a sigh before the night begins, sets the tone for everything that follows.
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Baby baby baby oneul ttara gwaenhi
Baby baby baby neujeun tegeungireyo
Baby baby baby babocheoreom tteo niga bogo shipeoseo
Baby baby baby oneuldo jibeuro gaji mothaeyo
Keopi han jan juseyo ani jeogiyo jamkkanmanyo
Geunyang meogdeon geollo juseyo
Oneulttara gibun uljeokhaneyo
Hanjan dujan sejan
Ireohke oneuldo chwihae gayo
Handal dudal sedal
Ajik neoreul itji mothaena bwayo
Yeah oneulttara gwaenhi buneun baramdo
Mami heohaeseo geureonji deo chagabge neukkyeojigo
Maeil taneun beoseu an changbakkeul boda
Neowa gatchi geotdeon gil
Niga gwaenhi gunggeumhaejigo
Geuttaen wae geuri cheoreopge gureosseulkka
Neoye maldeureul wae deutji mothaesseulkka
Jogeum deo jarhaejul geol geuraesseo
Jogeum deo ttaseuhi anajul geol geuraesseo
Tegeungireyo jibeuro gaji mothae
Tegeungireyo gapjagi tto niga saenggakna
Tegeungireyo nae mameul jabji mothae
Eotteokhaeya hae
Ijen neoreul dashi bol su eobjanha
Wae naman apeunji jal moreugesseo (moreugesseo)
Na jeongmal moreugesseo ijen eotteokhajyo
Hanjan dujan sejan
Ireohke oneuldo chwihae gayo
Handal dudal sedal
Ajik neoreul itji mothaena bwayo
Wae geuraesseo myeot beonigo seuseuro mureobwado
Ibgareul maemdoneun mareun
Geujeo mianhadaneun malppun
Sarangeun neomu mollasseo
Anim na bakke mollasseo
Sarangi anin ihaeman baraesseo
Neomu meoreojyeobeorin geolkka
Imi dareun nugul mannalkka
I han jane neol jiweoyaji hamyeonseodo
Chueoge jeomjeom chwihaeman
Gago isseo chwihae tto no
Tegeungireyo jibeuro gaji mothae
Tegeungireyo gapjagi tto niga saenggakna
Tegeungireyo nae mameul jabji mothae
Eotteokhaeya hae
Ijen neoreul dashi bol su eobjanha
A K-pop ballad about the stubborn, daily ache of a breakup that just won't fade. What's sharp here is how the longing is framed as a failure of basic logistics. The song isn't about grand declarations of love, but about the inability to perform a simple task: go home, have a coffee, hold onto your own feelings.
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