A Korean ballad about the hollow space left when someone disappears.
A Korean ballad about the hollow space left when someone disappears.
"Sirta niga eomneun na" , "I hate that you're not here", isn't about anger.
It's the sound of someone talking to an empty chair, a habit of speech that outlives the person it was meant for.
A Korean ballad about the hollow space left when someone disappears.
Sirta niga eomneun na
"Sirta niga eomneun na" , "I hate that you're not here", isn't about anger. It's the sound of someone talking to an empty chair, a habit of speech that outlives the person it was meant for. The words circle a void they can't fill.
It's a simple, brutal equation. The hatred isn't directed at the person, but at the unbearable fact of their absence. The grammar itself feels hollowed out.
The way the phrase "heureuneun nunmuri", "flowing tears", leads into calling out for someone gives the sorrow a physical, almost clumsy weight.
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Motdwaetda eojjeom ireoke apeun
Sangcheoman namgigo tteonani
Doraseoneun neol
Meonghani japji motago
Saranghaetdeon jina
Chueogi seuchyeo jinaganda
Heureuneun nunmuri neol bureunda
Sojunghaetdeon giokdeuri jeo haneure beonjinda
Sirta niga eomneun na
Sirta naega eomneun neo
Kkeojineun bulbitteul soge nan ajik geu jarie itda
Sirta baraneun naega
Sirta saranghan naega
Sesang modeun sarangdo
Ichyeo jil urido
Gin hansumsoge joyonghi nuneul gameuni
Deullyeooneun neoui moksori inae heuteojinda
Tteollineun gaseumi neol bureunda
Sojunghaetdeon giokdeureul jeo haneure deonjinda
Sirta niga eomneun na
Sirta naega eomneun neo
Kkeojineun bulbitteul soge nan ajik geu jarie itda
Sirta baraneun naega
Sirta saranghan naega
Sesang modeun sarangdo
Ichyeo jil urido
Eotteoke naega eotteoke neoreul jiulkka
Sirta niga eomneun na
Sirta naega eomneun neo
Doraogil baraneeun
Neol nochi motaneeun naega sirta
A Korean ballad about the hollow space left when someone disappears. "Sirta niga eomneun na" , "I hate that you're not here", isn't about anger. It's the sound of someone talking to an empty chair, a habit of speech that outlives the person it was meant for.
Baek Ji Young performs "I Hate It", and this lyric page sits inside the Baek Ji Young catalog on LyroVerse.
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