A Korean ballad about the stubborn persistence of memory, even when you're trying to move on.
A Korean ballad about the stubborn persistence of memory, even when you're trying to move on.
What's sharp here is how the song frames forgetting as an active, almost violent process, 'I will erase,' 'I will let go', while the emotional reality is completely passive.
The narrator isn't choosing to forget; they're waiting for time to do the work they can't.
A Korean ballad about the stubborn persistence of memory, even when you're trying to move on.
Sigani jinamyeon itgetjyo i apeumkkajido
What's sharp here is how the song frames forgetting as an active, almost violent process, 'I will erase,' 'I will let go', while the emotional reality is completely passive. The narrator isn't choosing to forget; they're waiting for time to do the work they can't.
The phrase 'Nunmuljochado miryeonjochado', 'even the tears, even the longing', doesn't just list what hurts. It names the specific things that have to be erased, item by item, for forgetting to actually happen. The lyric knows that memory isn't one big thing you delete; it's a collection of small, stubborn attachments that refuse to leave.
'When time passes, even this pain will be gone' sounds like a promise, but it reads more like a plea. You can hear the hope and the doubt in the same breath.
The way the vocal line stretches on 'apeujiman', 'but it hurts', feels like someone trying to breathe through the ache.
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Gaseumi neomu apeun isungando
Eonjengan kkeuchi nagetjyo
Kkeuchi eobseul geotman gatdeon nunmuldo
Eonjenganeun mareugetjyo
Nunmuljochado miryeonjochado
Namji ankireul neomuna apeujiman
Geudaereul itgo (ijeneun) da jiwonaelkkeyo
Geudaeui ireumdo geudaewa sajindo geudae jinhan hyanggikkaji
Sigani heulleo (dasi naege) dareun sarangi omyeon
Majimak nameun chueokdo jiwojulkkeyo
Niga eomneun neoui geu binjarido
Sarangi chaewojigetjyo
Nunmuljochado miryeonjochado
Namji ankireul neomuna apeujiman
Geudae (imi nal ijeotdago) sarangdo (chueokdo da jiwotdago)
Ttansaram gyeoteseo neomuna haengbokhadago
Geudae (amureochido annnayo) ibyeoreun (naman himdeungeongayo)
Sigani jinamyeon itgetjyo i apeumkkajido
Gipi bakhin nae sarang gajyeogaseyo
A Korean ballad about the stubborn persistence of memory, even when you're trying to move on. What's sharp here is how the song frames forgetting as an active, almost violent process, 'I will erase,' 'I will let go', while the emotional reality is completely passive. The narrator isn't choosing to forget; they're waiting for time to do the work they can't.
2AM performs "Forgetting You", and this lyric page sits inside the 2AM catalog on LyroVerse.
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