A 2015 solo track where Yerin maps the messy math of forgiveness after a relationship's damage.
A 2015 solo track where Yerin maps the messy math of forgiveness after a relationship's damage.
The lyric keeps returning to 'Affected by so many things, that is life,' almost like a weary mantra.
It's less an explanation than a surrender to the fact that some wounds don't have a single source or a clean resolution.
A 2015 solo track where Yerin maps the messy math of forgiveness after a relationship's damage.
So will you forgive me? Or will you forget me?
The lyric keeps returning to 'Affected by so many things, that is life,' almost like a weary mantra. It's less an explanation than a surrender to the fact that some wounds don't have a single source or a clean resolution.
She calls it 'a part of my heart restoration,' that opening phrase. It's not a finished fix, just a piece of the work. The whole song feels like someone sorting through the debris of a connection that turned dangerous, trying to figure out what can be salvaged and what just has to be left behind.
Those two options sit side by side, and neither feels like a good outcome. Forgiveness might not be possible, and being forgotten might be worse. It's the exhausted core of the song.
The way 'I guess' hangs in parentheses after 'Forsaking you could never be my fault, I said' undercuts the certainty. It's a small vocal gesture that holds a lot of doubt.
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This is a part of my heart restoration
Have you been through this?
I have no idea
I thought I could handle such complication
It’s like my dear God has no protection for me
Forsaking us could never be your fault, you said
Forgiving you is never my thing to do, I say
Affected by so many things, that is life
Would mine keep suffering in you
Oh, why
Too many boys in the same situation
The get-to-know-you part’s the worst in this relation
Always on the same page I don’t remember
I learned to forget so I don’t get hurt
Forsaking you could never be my fault, I said (I guess)
Forgiving is never your thing to do, I said, again
Affected by so many things, that is life
Would mine keep suffering in you
Oh, why
Affected by so many things, that is life
Would mine keep suffering in you
Oh, why
As always, you want more and more than I could give ya
It's like a rule of love, you lose or I lose you
You could love me, but it's dangerous for each other
I’ve done so many things I shouldn't have done
So will you forgive me?
Or will you forget me?
Or will you hurt somebody like I did to you
Could it be justified ‘cause you got hurt from another?
You can't go back to the way you were
Affected by so many things, that is life
Would mine keep suffering in you
Oh, why
Affected by so many things, that is life
Would mine keep suffering in you
Oh, why
A 2015 solo track where Yerin maps the messy math of forgiveness after a relationship's damage. The lyric keeps returning to 'Affected by so many things, that is life,' almost like a weary mantra. It's less an explanation than a surrender to the fact that some wounds don't have a single source or a clean resolution.
Baek Yerin performs "Ms. Delicate", and this lyric page sits inside the Baek Yerin catalog on LyroVerse.
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