A Korean ballad about holding back tears when you can't trust what you're seeing.
A Korean ballad about holding back tears when you can't trust what you're seeing.
The lyric circles a simple, brutal fact: 'Mideul suga eobseo', 'I have nothing to believe.' When you can't believe your own eyes about the person right in front of you, the ground vanishes.
All that's left is begging them not to go while asking what's real.
A Korean ballad about holding back tears when you can't trust what you're seeing.
Mideul suga eobseo na ihaega andwae
The lyric circles a simple, brutal fact: 'Mideul suga eobseo', 'I have nothing to believe.' When you can't believe your own eyes about the person right in front of you, the ground vanishes. All that's left is begging them not to go while asking what's real.
"Utjima useumyeon jeongdeundaneun geu mari" translates to 'If I laugh, they say I'm pretending.' It's that specific pressure of being watched and misinterpreted, where any natural reaction gets labeled as an act. The singer can't even trust their own face anymore.
'I have nothing to believe, I can't understand this', it's the core admission. The confusion isn't intellectual; it's a complete loss of footing.
The way the plea 'Jebal gajima' breaks through near the end, after all that controlled repetition, feels like a crack in the voice.
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Utjima useumyeon jeongdeundaneun geu mari
Utjima useumyeon jeongtteoreojindaneun geu mallo
Bakkwin geu nari oneuriya heeojija han nal
Mideojijiga anha mideul suga eobseo na eotteokhae
Utjima useumyeon jeongdeundaneun geu mari
Utjima useumyeon jeongtteoreojindaneun geu mallo
Bakkwin geu nari oneuriya heeojija han nal
Niga eotteokhae naege geureol su inneungeonji napdeugi jal andwae
Yeojeonhi urin saranghajanha
Yeojeonhi urin darmaitjanha
Dodaeche museun maldo andoeneun malman
Gyesok neoneun hago itgo
Geu saram matneunji geu sarami nae ape inneun sarami
Mideul suga eobseo na ihaega andwae
Utjima
Utjima useumyeon jeongdeundaneun geu mari
Utjima useumyeon jeongtteoreojindaneun geu mallo
Bakkwin geu nari oneuriya heeojija han nal
Niga eotteokhae naege geureol su inneungeonji napdeugi jal andwae
Ooooh~
Yeojeonhi urin saranghajanha
Yeojeonhi urin darmaitjanha
Dodaeche museun maldo andoeneun malman
Gyesok neoneun hago itgo
Geu saram matneunji geu sarami nae ape inneun sarami
Mideul suga eobseo na ihaega andwae
Jebal gajima (jebal gajima)
Gajima (jebal gajima)
Uljiman malgo
Museunirinji naege malhaejwo~
Gajima (neo gajima)
Jebal gajima
Uljiman malgo sasireul malhae
Museunirinji naege malhaejwo
Uljima
Yeojeonhi urin saranghajanha (saranghajanha)
Yeojeonhi urin darmaitjanha
Dodaeche museun maldo andoeneun malman
Gyesok neoneun hago itgo
Geu saram matneunji geu sarami nae ape inneun sarami
Mideul suga eobseo na ihaega andwae
Utjima (utjima)
Uljima (uljima)
Gajima
Gajima
A Korean ballad about holding back tears when you can't trust what you're seeing. The lyric circles a simple, brutal fact: 'Mideul suga eobseo', 'I have nothing to believe.' When you can't believe your own eyes about the person right in front of you, the ground vanishes. All that's left is begging them not to go while asking what's real.
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