A K-pop breakup track where apologies and pleas pile up like waterworks.
A K-pop breakup track where apologies and pleas pile up like waterworks.
There's a blunt economy in how the plea 'dorawa', come back, just sits there, surrounded by all that spilling sound.
It doesn't try to justify or negotiate; it's the one clear thing in a lyric otherwise soaked in regret and onomatopoeia.
A K-pop breakup track where apologies and pleas pile up like waterworks.
nunmuri nunmuri jjureureu tteoreojyeo
There's a blunt economy in how the plea 'dorawa', come back, just sits there, surrounded by all that spilling sound. It doesn't try to justify or negotiate; it's the one clear thing in a lyric otherwise soaked in regret and onomatopoeia.
The phrase 'nunmuri nunmuri jjureureu tteoreojyeo', tears trickling down, isn't just a description. It's the physical fact the whole song is built on: the crying won't stop, so the words can't either. The apologies and 'honey honey honey' refrains feel less like an argument and more like someone trying to mop up a flood with their hands.
Those words turn crying into a weather system, something that just happens to you. The repetition makes it feel endless, which is the point.
The way 'honey honey honey honey' and 'baby baby baby baby' stack up in the chorus, almost smothering the beat.
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*jjureureureureureureu jjureureureureureureu jjureureu jjureureu
Jjureureureureureureu jjureureureureureureu
[rap]
So sick nan neoeobsi harudo mossara naege niga eomneunde eotteoke jalsara
Nal beorijima eodigajima apa neomu apa ireojima jeongmal nappa
Nunmuri nunmuri jjureureu tteoreojyeo uri duri kkeuchi naneun nal
Haessari bichwo banjjakbanjjak bitnaseo nunmuri byeolcheoreom boyeo
Sarangi sarangi sseureureuk meoreojyeo cheombuteo eopdeon geot cheoreom
I'm sorry so sorry i'm sorry ibyeoreun haejul su eobseo
**oh oh honey honey honey honey nareul bwa naman bwa doraseo bwa
Baby baby baby baby eodiga gajima jebal tteonajima jebal
Mamamama manhi manhi saranghae haneul ttang badamankeum
Dadadada jalmotaesseo mianhae dorawa
Nunmuri nunmuri jjureureu tteoreojyeo du soni da jeojeo beoryeosseo
Nunmureul humchyeo nae maeumeul humchyeoseo daranan niga miwoseo
Sarangi sarangi sseureureuk meoreojyeo jongjongjong ttaragabwado
I'm sorry so sorry i'm sorry sigana idaero meomchwo
**oh oh honey honey honey honey nareul bwa naman bwa doraseo bwa
Baby baby baby baby eodiga gajima jebal tteonajima jebal
Mamamama manhi manhi saranghae haneul ttang badamankeum
Dadadada jalmotaesseo mianhae dorawa
*jjureureureureureureu jjureureureureureureu jjureureu jjureureu
Jjureureureureureureu jjureureureureureureu
[rap] mideojwo naega deo jalhalge dasin ireoke neol gwichankedo anhalge
Geureoni ibeon hanbeonman[jebalhanbeonman] amureonildo eopdeon geotcheoreom nal anajwo
Museun marirado naege haebwa akkabuteo jakku sigyeneun wae bwa
Neomu chagawojin ni nunbichi eosaekhae ireoke nal tteonagamyeon naneun eotteokhae
**oh oh honey honey honey honey nareul bwa naman bwa doraseo bwa
Baby baby baby baby eodiga gajima jebal tteonajima jebal
Mamamama manhi manhi saranghae haneul ttang badamankeum
Dadadada jalmotaesseo mianhae dorawa
*jjureureureureureureu jjureureureureureureu jjureureu jjureureu
Jjureureureureureureu jjureureureureureureu
A K-pop breakup track where apologies and pleas pile up like waterworks. There's a blunt economy in how the plea 'dorawa', come back, just sits there, surrounded by all that spilling sound. It doesn't try to justify or negotiate; it's the one clear thing in a lyric otherwise soaked in regret and onomatopoeia.
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