A 1999 Korean ballad about holding on when everything says to let go.
A 1999 Korean ballad about holding on when everything says to let go.
The lyric circles a simple, impossible request: remember me.
It's all the more desperate because she frames it as a choice the other person has already made, singing about being let go while refusing to do the same.
A 1999 Korean ballad about holding on when everything says to let go.
Heundeullijima ijen deo isang naui sarangeul siheomhajima
The lyric circles a simple, impossible request: remember me. It's all the more desperate because she frames it as a choice the other person has already made, singing about being let go while refusing to do the same.
The plea "Heundeullijima", don't waver, gets repeated like a mantra. It's less about convincing someone else and more about steadying herself, holding the line against the doubt that's already there. She's asking for one more chance to be thought of, knowing full well she might not get it.
Don't waver, don't test my love anymore. It's a command that sounds like a last defense, trying to stop the inevitable slide away by naming it.
The way the repeated "rarararara" at the end feels less like a melodic fill and more like someone trying to hum through the silence after the plea is gone.
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Neoreul pogiharago malhaneun geureul neon mitgoinneungeot gata
Nan geureul ara
Swipge neol beorilgeoya geugeol jeongmal moreuni naega neol saranghaneungeotboda
Geuuigyeoteseo neon haengbokhaenni maldo andoeneun ildeuri beoreojyeosseo
Jalmotaetdeon iriya
Neomaneul saranghae ireoke neoreul bonaelsueobseo
Jebal dasi hanbeondeo saenggakhaebwa butagiya
Heundeullijima ijen deo isang naui sarangeul siheomhajima
Nuguegedo neol ppaeatgilsu eobseo neol dasi chajeulgeoya
Neomaneul saranghae ireoke neoreul bonaelsueobseo
Jebal dasi hanbeondeo saenggakhaebwa butagiya
Heundeullijima ijen deo isang naui sarangeul siheomhajima
Nuguegedo neol ppaeatgilsu eobseo
Neol dasi chajeulgeoya heundeullijima
Ijen deo isang naui sarangeul siheomhajima
Nuguegedo neol ppaeatgilsu eobseo
Neol dasi chajeulgeoya rarararara rarararara
Rarararara rarararara rarararara
Rarararara rara rarara rararara
A 1999 Korean ballad about holding on when everything says to let go. The lyric circles a simple, impossible request: remember me. It's all the more desperate because she frames it as a choice the other person has already made, singing about being let go while refusing to do the same.
Baek Ji Young performs "Choice", and this lyric page sits inside the Baek Ji Young catalog on LyroVerse.
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