A K-pop track about a love that stays stuck in the speaker's head, never quite reaching the person it's meant for.
A K-pop track about a love that stays stuck in the speaker's head, never quite reaching the person it's meant for.
Most love songs are about the declaration or the aftermath.
This one lives entirely in the messy, exhausting middle where the words just won't come out right.
A K-pop track about a love that stays stuck in the speaker's head, never quite reaching the person it's meant for.
Haruedo subaek beon Ni saenggakhae moreul kkeol
Most love songs are about the declaration or the aftermath. This one lives entirely in the messy, exhausting middle where the words just won't come out right. The lyric isn't trying to be poetic about longing; it's just reporting the sheer, repetitive weight of it.
The phrase 'Haruedo subaek beon Ni saenggakhae moreul kkeol' - 'Even a hundred times a day, I think of you and can't help it' - is the whole engine of the song. It's not just a big number; it's the sound of a mind stuck on a loop, trying to wear down its own resistance. The confession isn't a single event, it's a daily chore that never gets finished.
It's a plain statement of obsession, not dressed up as romance. The hundred times isn't exaggeration for effect; it's the actual, grinding count of a day spent in the same thought.
The way the phrase 'geudaen mollayo' - 'you don't know' - keeps returning, each time a little more worn out than the last.
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Ireoji mayo
Baby geudaeneun mollayo
Nae mameul ajikdo geudaeneun mollayo
Meomchuji mayo
Ijen sigani eopseoyo
Ja kkuman keojineun nae maeumeul geudaen moreujyo
Haruedo subaek beon
Ni saenggakhae moreul kkeol
Eojjeom ireohgedo nae mam moreuni
Ha neun su eopsji mwo
Naega gobaekhae
Hanbal dagagamyeon dubal meoreojijiman
Jogeum deo gakkai yeope
Kkok buteo seoseo an nwa jullae
Oneureun nae mam modu boyeojullae
Eojjeom geurido babo gateunji
Subaek beoneul nunchil jwodo
Nae mameul molla neon
Nan hangsang ireonde eojjeom geuri mollayo
Jakku tteollyeoyo maeil geudae saenggakhaeyo
Jakkuman keojineun nae maeumeul geudaen moreujyo
Ha ruedo subaek beon
Ni saenggakhae moreul kkeol
Eojjeom ireohgedo nae mam moreuni
Haneun su eopsji mwo
Naega gobaekhae
Han bal dagagamyeon dubal meoreojijiman
Jogeum deo gakkai yeope
Kkok buteo seoseo an nwa jullae
Oneureun nae mam modu boyeojullae
Eo jjeom geurido babo gateunji
Subaek beoneul nunchil jwodo
Nae mameul molla neon
Nan hangsang ireonde eojjeom geuri mollayo
Maeil jamdo mot ja na
Doraseoseo nal jom bwa
Ijebuteo dagaga
Neoga naui for my love
Ajikdo geudaen mollayo~o~o~
Eojjeom geurido babo gateunji
Subaek beoneul nunchil jwodo
Nae mameul molla neon
Nan hangsang ireonde eojjeom geuri mollayo
A K-pop track about a love that stays stuck in the speaker's head, never quite reaching the person it's meant for. Most love songs are about the declaration or the aftermath. This one lives entirely in the messy, exhausting middle where the words just won't come out right.
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