A Korean pop ballad about looking back on a relationship that brought both happiness and pain.
A Korean pop ballad about looking back on a relationship that brought both happiness and pain.
The lyric treats memory as something you can sort through, keeping some parts and letting others fade.
It's less about healing perfectly and more about making a practical edit to survive the past.
A Korean pop ballad about looking back on a relationship that brought both happiness and pain.
Ijen apeumbodan joheun chueok
The lyric treats memory as something you can sort through, keeping some parts and letting others fade. It's less about healing perfectly and more about making a practical edit to survive the past.
The phrase 'Ijen apeumbodan joheun chueok', now, a good memory rather than pain, does the heavy lifting. It's not about forgetting the hurt, but about choosing to hold onto what was good instead. The song keeps circling back to that choice, like someone trying to convince themselves it's true.
That shift from 'pain' to 'good memory' is the whole song's argument, stated plainly. It's the moment where looking back stops being passive and becomes a decision.
The way the vocal delivery softens on 'joheun chueok', good memory, gives the line a quiet, almost fragile conviction.
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[Cnu] gakkeum mami neomu apaseo
Jamdo mot irwotjyo
Gakkeum neomu himi deureoseo
Wonmangdo haesseotjyo
[Gongchan] nae gieok sok ibyeorui gieok
Ijeneun useul su itjyo
Apahago himdeureotjiman
Ijen useul su itneyo
[Sandeul] sarang geuddaen naege haengbogeul jwotjiman
Gyeolguk ibyeoriran seulpeumeul jueotjyo
Ibyeol geuddaen naege seulpeumeul jwotjiman
Ijen apeumbodan joheun chueok
Ajik geuddaereul geuriwohajiman
Yejeoncheoreom himdeuljineun anhneyo
[Jinyoung] jiugo jiwodo jiul su eobseotdeon
Geuddaega jeomjeom huimihaejyeoyo
[Gongchan] nae gieok sok ibyeorui gieok
Ijeneun useul su itjyo
Apahago himdeureotjiman
Ijen useul su itneyo
[Sandeul] sarang geuddaen naege haengbogeul jwotjiman
Gyeolguk ibyeoriran seulpeumeul jueotjyo
Ibyeol geuddaen naege seulpeumeul jwotjiman
Ijen apeumbodan joheun chueok
[Baro] siganeun heulleoganda mulcheoreom heulleoganda
Gyeolgugen byeonhaeganda
([Sandeul] sesangeun byeonhaeganda)
[Baro] modeun geon byeonhanda
[Sandeul] sarang geuddaen naege haengbogeul jwotjiman
Gyeolguk ibyeoriran seulpeumeul jueotjyo
Ibyeol geuddaen naege seulpeumeul jwotjiman
Ijen apeumbodan joheun chueok
[Baro] barami bureo-onda nae modeungeol sseureoganda
Sigani heulleoganda
A Korean pop ballad about looking back on a relationship that brought both happiness and pain. The lyric treats memory as something you can sort through, keeping some parts and letting others fade. It's less about healing perfectly and more about making a practical edit to survive the past.
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