A Korean ballad about the quiet panic of falling for someone without the right words.
A Korean ballad about the quiet panic of falling for someone without the right words.
The lyric isn't trying to solve the problem of what to call this feeling.
It just lives in the stammer, the 'eojjeomyeon eojjeoda malhaji moshan', the words that won't come out right.
A Korean ballad about the quiet panic of falling for someone without the right words.
Sarangin deut anin deut
The lyric isn't trying to solve the problem of what to call this feeling. It just lives in the stammer, the 'eojjeomyeon eojjeoda malhaji moshan', the words that won't come out right. That's the whole song.
The phrase 'Sarangin deut anin deut', 'like love, not like love', does all the work. It's not about declaring a feeling, but about being stuck in the space right before that. The singer keeps asking to be held 'gomineopsi,' without hesitation, because the hesitation is already in her heart.
Those five syllables hold the entire tension of the song. It's the sound of someone trying to fit a messy feeling into a clean box and finding it won't go.
The way she sings 'gomineopsi', 'without hesitation', carries a quiet urgency that the words themselves hold back.
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Eojjeomyeon eojjeoda malhaji moshan
Gamchwonoheun bimiri isseo
Eodiseo eotteohge sijakdoen geonji
Gieok moshaedo neoreul hyanghaeisseo
Neodo nawa gateun
Saenggageul hago issneunji
Geuge jeil gunggeumhae jigeumdo nan
Sarangin deut anin deut
Hesgallyeo handamyeon
Jigeum nareul anajwo gomineopsi
Gaseumi ttwindamyeon sarangi maja
Geuttaen gobaekhaejullae
Ni gyeote ni yeope naega issneunde
Wae neon moreun cheok nareul pihaegani
Deulkyeobeorilkkabwa
Gaseumeul chigo isseosseo
Dugeungeorineun I simjangsori
Sarangin deut anin deut
Hesgallyeo handamyeon jigeum
Nareul anajwo gomineopsi
Gaseumi ttwindamyeon sarangi maja
Geuttaen gobaekhaejullae
Uri seoro meolli doraon
Mankeum neol saranghago sipeunde
Jeo paran haneul wiro
Nae maeumeul gobaekhaebolkka
Sumgyeowassdeon nae sarangeul I love you
Sarangin deut anin deut hesgallyeo
Handamyeon jigeum nareul anajwo gomineopsi
Gaseumi ttwindamyeon
Sarangi maja geuttaen gobaekhaejullae
Neodo baro narago
A Korean ballad about the quiet panic of falling for someone without the right words. The lyric isn't trying to solve the problem of what to call this feeling. It just lives in the stammer, the 'eojjeomyeon eojjeoda malhaji moshan', the words that won't come out right.
Baek A Yeon performs "A Lot Like Love", and this lyric page sits inside the Baek A Yeon catalog on LyroVerse.
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