A Korean ballad about letting go and hoping for someone's joy without you.
A Korean ballad about letting go and hoping for someone's joy without you.
It just repeats the wish for the other person's happiness, even if that means being apart.
The line 'na eopsi geudae michidorok apa' means 'without me, you're so happy.' It's a plain statement about seeing someone move on.
A Korean ballad about letting go and hoping for someone's joy without you.
na eopsi geudae michidorok apa
The lyric doesn't argue or plead. It just repeats the wish for the other person's happiness, even if that means being apart.
The line 'na eopsi geudae michidorok apa' means 'without me, you're so happy.' It's a plain statement about seeing someone move on. The song circles back to this idea in each chorus.
These words frame the whole situation: happiness is possible, but it happens without the singer.
The repetition of 'haengbokagil baran neonikka' gives the song its steady, resigned tone.
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haengbokagil baran neonikka
Always me
haengbokaeyaman hae na eopsi geudae
michidorok apa nega eopdaneun ge
neoneun moreugetjiman jangnyeon imamttaejjeum
neoui misoboda deo ippeuge
geu saramege unne
naboda deo geudael
geu sarami deo saranghae juneun ge boyeo
joahaetdeon kkochip sairo
haneure tteoinneun gureumi boimyeon
sajineul jjigeo bwa nega joahalkka
bonael su eomneun sajineul bomyeo gwaenhi hanbeon useobwa
haengbokagil baran neonikka
Always me
haengbokaeyaman hae na eopsi geudae
michidorok apa nega eopdaneun ge
jal gyeondyeobolge
geudaen ijen sanggwaneomneun irinikka
itgi swiwosseonna bwa
jangnyeon imamttaejjeum haetdeon yaksok boda deo ippeuge
geu saramege unne
naboda deo naeun
siganeul bonaejuneun moseubi boyeo
joahaetdeon geu gil sairo
chagaun barami saljjak bureoomyeon georeumeul meomchwobwa
nega joahaetdeon ijen hamkke deutji mothal norael
haengbokagil baran neonikka
Always me
haengbokaeyaman hae na eopsi geudae
michidorok apa nega eopdaneun ge
jal gyeondyeobolge
geudaen ijen sanggwaneomneun irinikka
michidorok apa nega eopdaneun ge
michidorok apa nega eopdaneun ge
jal jinaejwoyo
naege meomulleojwoseo gomawosseoyo
haengbokagil baran neonikka
Always me
haengbokaeya manhae na eopsi geudae
michidorok apa nega eopdaneun ge
jal gyeondyeobolge
geudaen ijen sanggwaneomneun irinikka
A Korean ballad about letting go and hoping for someone's joy without you. It just repeats the wish for the other person's happiness, even if that means being apart. The line 'na eopsi geudae michidorok apa' means 'without me, you're so happy.' It's a plain statement about seeing someone move on.
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