A Korean duo's song about refusing to let go, even when everything says you should.
A Korean duo's song about refusing to let go, even when everything says you should.
The core tension lives in the phrase "yongseo badeul geureon sarang eodiedo eobseo," which translates to a love you can endure doesn't exist anywhere.
It's not a complaint about a specific person, but a statement about love itself, that the real thing is supposed to hurt, to be something you withstand.
A Korean duo's song about refusing to let go, even when everything says you should.
yongseo badeul geureon sarang eodiedo eobseo
The core tension lives in the phrase "yongseo badeul geureon sarang eodiedo eobseo," which translates to a love you can endure doesn't exist anywhere. It's not a complaint about a specific person, but a statement about love itself, that the real thing is supposed to hurt, to be something you withstand. The repeated "Why not" becomes a stubborn answer to that painful fact.
It frames the entire struggle. If a love you can simply endure doesn't exist, then the pain isn't a sign to quit; it's just proof you're in it.
The way the Korean verses flow into the blunt English "Just leave me" and then immediately pivot to "Why not" has a specific, weary rhythm.
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nal boneun siseoni, soreum kichige chagawo
maeil bameul ireohge, domangchyeo
sesangi deon jineun, hwasareul pihaeseo
(Just leave me)
Why not, nae beoryeodwo
biutji malgo keojyeo jwo
yogmeogeul, yongseo badeul
geureon sarang eodiedo eobseo
Why not, beoryeo jyeodo
eodume jijgyeo jyeodo
naegeneun, neo puniya, no
cheoeum eneun mollasseo
namdeul gwaneun jom, dallasseo
seoseongi deon nae mam
hyanghan geon, geugeon neo
irul suga eobtdago
an doendago marhaedo
(Just leave me)
Why not, nae beoryeodwo
biutji malgo keojyeo jwo
yogmeogeul, yongseo badeul
geureon sarang eodiedo eobseo
Why not, beoryeo jyeodo
eodume jijgyeo jyeodo
naegeneun, neo puniya, no
Good night, sweet dreams, amudo moreuge
jageun, insa, geon nemyeonseo baraesseo
moduga michyeot dago, ssaneurhi doraseodo
neowa naman haengbog hamyeon dwae
(Just leave me)
Why not, nae beoryeodwo
biutji malgo keojyeo jwo
yogmeogeul, yongseo badeul
geureon sarang eodiedo eobseo
Why not, beoryeo jyeodo
eodume jijgyeo jyeodo
naegeneun, neo puniya, no
Why not nae beoryeodwo
Why not beoryeo jyeodo
nunmul bake eobtneun sarang
A Korean duo's song about refusing to let go, even when everything says you should. The core tension lives in the phrase "yongseo badeul geureon sarang eodiedo eobseo," which translates to a love you can endure doesn't exist anywhere. It's not a complaint about a specific person, but a statement about love itself, that the real thing is supposed to hurt, to be something you withstand.
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