A song about preferring sweet deception over harsh reality, even when you know better.
A song about preferring sweet deception over harsh reality, even when you know better.
Most breakup songs are about the pain of being left.
This one is about the pain of staying, of willingly swallowing the 'sweet lies' that let you hang on another day.
A song about preferring sweet deception over harsh reality, even when you know better.
binmarirado nan joha
Most breakup songs are about the pain of being left. This one is about the pain of staying, of willingly swallowing the 'sweet lies' that let you hang on another day. The lyric maps the slow, sickening shift from 'I like even lies' to the final, exhausted 'binmal ijen jeongmal silheo', 'lies, I really don't want them now.'
The repeated plea 'binmarirado nan joha', 'even lies, I like them', is the song's stubborn, bruised heart. It's not about being fooled; it's about choosing the lie because the truth is too cold to hold. That admission turns the whole thing from a complaint into a quiet confession of complicity.
It's a complete surrender dressed up as a preference. Saying you 'like' the lies admits you know exactly what they are, which makes the whole situation sadder and more real.
The way 'pparabam pparabap' tumbles through the arrangement like a nervous heartbeat gives the sweet melody an undercurrent of anxiety.
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jomangan eolgul boja
eonje bap hanbeon meokja
joha joha
nan oneuldo gidaryeo
deo yeppeojin geot gatne
mwoga iri dalkomhae
so sweet so sweet
geureom na tto gidaehae
pparabam pparabam
pparabap pparabap pparabam
ibeoneneun jinsimi majjyo
geojismal anijyo jinjja boneun geojyo
geojismarirado
ildaneun samkigo bollaeyo
mami sseokneun geosdo aninde mwo eottae
binmarirado nan joha
binmarirado nan joha
geu mal hanmadireul japgo
myeochireun kkumkkul su isseo
myeot madirado nan joha
myeot madirado nan joha
nae harul yeolgo harul datneun mal geu mal
dame hanbeon bojago
malhan ge eonje inji
molla molla
nan oneul tto gidaryeo
jeomjeom deo yeppeojindae
geu malman yeoldu beonjjae
silheo silheo
jeo yeonghon eopsneun maltu
pparabam pparabam
pparabap pparabap pparabam
ibeonedo jinsim anijyo
geojismarin geojyo ijen an sogayo
dalkomhan maldeulman
samkigo samkyeossdeon nae mami
kkamahge sseogeoganeun juldo moreugo
binmari nan ijen silheo
binmari nan ije silheo
geu mal hanmadireul japgo
bamsae heosdoen kkumkkuge hae
binmal ijen jeongmal silheo
binmal ijen jeongmal silheo
teongteong bin hateugati gongheohan geu mal
binmal hanmadiro
harul beotideon nainde
eoneusae gidaega keojigo keojyeoseo
tuktuk baetgo sarajin
neol miwohage doen geon
naega byeonhan geolkka
nae yoksimi keojyeobeorin geolkka
binmari nan ijen silheo
binmari nan ije silheo
geu mal hanmadireul japgo
bamsae heosdoen kkumkkuge hae
binmal ijen jeongmal silheo
binmal ijen jeongmal silheo
teongteong bin hateugati gongheohan geu mal
A song about preferring sweet deception over harsh reality, even when you know better. Most breakup songs are about the pain of being left. This one is about the pain of staying, of willingly swallowing the 'sweet lies' that let you hang on another day.
Baek A Yeon performs "Sweet Lies (feat. The Barbarettes)", and this lyric page sits inside the Baek A Yeon catalog on LyroVerse.
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