A solo track where Suzy sings about love that feels more like a wound than an answer.
A solo track where Suzy sings about love that feels more like a wound than an answer.
Suzy sings these words with a quiet insistence, not anger.
The lyric treats love not as an emotion but as a trap you can't name, which feels truer to certain heartbreaks than any grand declaration.
A solo track where Suzy sings about love that feels more like a wound than an answer.
"neomu apeujanna sarangi aniramyeon wirohadeut dallaeneun neoye mareun"
Suzy sings these words with a quiet insistence, not anger. The lyric treats love not as an emotion but as a trap you can't name, which feels truer to certain heartbreaks than any grand declaration.
The repeated line "neomu apeujanna sarangi aniramyeon wirohadeut dallaeneun neoye mareun", if it's not love, then why do your words wrap around me like a fence? That's the whole pressure of the song. She's stuck trying to make sense of something that keeps tightening around her, not with comfort but with confusion.
It captures the entire dilemma in one breath: if this isn't love, why does it constrict like one? There's no answer, just the fence.
The way her voice holds on "apeujanna", that hurt, just hangs there each time, never softening.
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chinguraneun mareun eoulliji anna
geureotago kiseuhal suneun eobjanna
nallo manyang georireul duryeo hanikka
geureoda teojyeobeorin geoya
aemaehan neoye taedoe hwaga nan geolkka
neomu apeujanna
sarangi aniramyeon
wirohadeut dallaeneun
neoye mareun nal deo bichamhage
haneun geotman gata
chinadaneun mareun sashil pinggyeyeosseo
uri sail maral daneoneun eobseo
nallo manyang georireul duryeo hanikka
geureoda teojyeobeorin geoya
aemaehan neoye taedoe hwaga nan geolkka
neomu apeujanna
sarangi aniramyeon
wirohadeut dallaeneun
neoye mareun nal deo bichamhage
haneun geotman gata
yakgane geurium keu jeongdonde
tuk hago nagyeobi tteoreojil ttaemyeon
maeum han guseogi shiridaga
jami deulgo mara
barami chagapdeon keu goseseo
tteollineun eokkaereul butjababwado
yalbke ibeotdeon ot ttaemuninji
cham mami shiryeosseo
neomu apeujanna
sarangi aniramyeon
wirohadeut dallaeneun
neoye mareun
neomu apeujanna
sarangi aniramyeon
wirohadeut dallaeneun
neoye mareun nal deo bichamhage
haneun geotman gata
A solo track where Suzy sings about love that feels more like a wound than an answer. Suzy sings these words with a quiet insistence, not anger. The lyric treats love not as an emotion but as a trap you can't name, which feels truer to certain heartbreaks than any grand declaration.
Bae Suzy performs "Question Mark", and this lyric page sits inside the Bae Suzy catalog on LyroVerse.
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