A ballad about the slow, stubborn hope that maybe time will heal a wound, or at least make it easier to bear.
A ballad about the slow, stubborn hope that maybe time will heal a wound, or at least make it easier to bear.
The lyric leans on 'sigani jinamyeon' like a mantra, testing if saying it enough will make it true.
It's less about moving on than bargaining with the clock, hoping distance will grant a little mercy.
A ballad about the slow, stubborn hope that maybe time will heal a wound, or at least make it easier to bear.
hajima hajima sigani jinamyeon deo manhi jinamyeon
The lyric leans on 'sigani jinamyeon' like a mantra, testing if saying it enough will make it true. It's less about moving on than bargaining with the clock, hoping distance will grant a little mercy.
The phrase 'geujeo gaseum siryeossdeon geunyang chueok', just the memory that used to ache in my chest, doesn't ask for the pain to vanish. It just wants the memory to become a 'huimihaejyeo', something meaningless. That's the quiet pressure here: not to forget, but to have the past lose its power to hurt so much.
It's a stalled thought, the same words turning over. They hold the whole song's doubt, that more time might not fix anything, but you have to believe it might.
The way 'hajima' is repeated, almost whispered, gives the refusal a weary, private weight.
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jeomjeom deo meoreojyeo ganeun geu dwismoseup heundeulgeoryeoyo
hanbeonman bulleobwado dwae mosdeureun cheok geunyang gayo
tto wae tto dorabonayo tto japgo sipeojijanha
mianhae hae nal yakhaejige hajima hajima
sigani jinamyeon deo manhi jinamyeon geujeo gaseum siryeossdeon geunyang chueok
jiuryeo aesseuji anhado huimihaejyeo geureohge geureohge doegessji
sigani jinamyeon deo manhi jinamyeon geuttaen yonggi naeeo yeonrakhae bolkke
hoksina geuttaemyeon geuttaega ondamyeon geu jjeumimyeon useulsu isseulkka
neol dasi mannan nal
tto wae tto nae son japnayo ppurichigido himdeunde
hajima ma nal yakhaejige hajima hajima
sigani jinamyeon deo manhi jinamyeon geujeo gaseum siryeossdeon geunyang chueok
hoksina geuttaemyeon geuttaega ondamyeon geu jjeumimyeon useul su isseulkka
neol dasi mannan nal nan geuttaekkaji gidarilkkeyo
yeogiseo ireohge neol (sigani jinamyeon)
sigani jinado deo manhi jinado geuttaedo niga bogo sipeojimyeon
eotteokhae eotteokhae geuttae nan eotteokhae geuraedo i siganeun gagessji
sigani jinamyeon deo manhi jinamyeon geujeo gaseum siryeossdeon geunyang chueok
jiuryeo aesseuji anhado huimihaejyeo geureohge geureohge doegessji
sigani jinamyeon
gasajakseong nim
A ballad about the slow, stubborn hope that maybe time will heal a wound, or at least make it easier to bear. The lyric leans on 'sigani jinamyeon' like a mantra, testing if saying it enough will make it true. It's less about moving on than bargaining with the clock, hoping distance will grant a little mercy.
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