A K-pop track about walking through the dark hours, trying not to cry until morning.
A K-pop track about walking through the dark hours, trying not to cry until morning.
The song frames heartbreak as a literal, exhausting activity.
It's less about the emotion and more about the sheer stamina required to outlast it, step by step until the sun comes up.
A K-pop track about walking through the dark hours, trying not to cry until morning.
saebyeogi kkeutnal ttaekkaji georeoga
The song frames heartbreak as a literal, exhausting activity. It's less about the emotion and more about the sheer stamina required to outlast it, step by step until the sun comes up.
The phrase 'neol ijeul ttaekkaji', until I forget you, is the engine. It's not a wish to forget, but a condition: I'll walk until that happens, knowing it might never come. The walking is the only thing holding the crying at bay, a physical bargain with the night.
Walking until dawn isn't poetic here; it's a concrete, almost grim plan. The dawn is just a deadline you're trying to reach without breaking.
The way 'I don't wanna cry' gets chopped and repeated, almost like someone talking themselves down from the edge.
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eoneusae georien na honja seo isseo
sumaneun byeoldeuldo jameul jago isseo
gakkeum neoreul bogosipeo
niga itdeon jarilbomyeo
ajikdo nan gieokna
neoye tujeongdeuri da babe
jigeum neon eodiseo
nuguwa sarangeul nanukka (no no no)
jame deul su eopseo
saebyeogi kkeutnal ttaekkaji georeoga
(I don’t wanna cry
I don’t, I don’t wanna cry)
eochapi nan jame deul su eopjana
achimi ol ttaekkaji neol gyesok bulleo
You, oh baby you, oh baby you
[DH/JU] Baby no no no whoa
You, oh baby you
oneuldo georeumyeo banbokhae neol ijeul ttaekkaji
yeojeoni gieokna
neowaye chueokdeuri da
niga neomu geuriwo
It’s gonna be alright
gaeulbarami nae mamsoge sechage buneun geol
gwaenseure useum jieo jal jinaegetjyo ay, word
gakkeum neoreul bogosipeo
niga itdeon jaril bomyeo
ajikdo nan gieokna
neoui tujeongdeuri da baby
jigeum neon eodiseo
nuguwa sarangeul nanukka (no no no)
jame deul su eopseo
saebyeogi kkeutnal ttaekkaji georeoga
(I don’t wanna cry
I don’t, I don’t wanna cry)
eochapi nan jame deul su eopjana
achimi ol ttaekkaji neol gyesok bulleo
You, oh baby you, oh baby you
[DH/JU] Baby no no no whoa
You, oh baby you
oneuldo georeumyeo banbokhae neol ijeul ttaekkaji
banbokhae neol ijeul ttaekkaji
bamsae geotda bomyeon da ichyeojigetji deo
gipeoman ganeun ni saenggageul hal su eopge
(saebyeogeul georeoga i siganeul jinaga)
ni jib apeul jinaga hoksi neol bol su isseukka
buri kyeojin ni bangeul boda
mal eopsi geu jaril tto tteonanda
(Whoa whoa whoa whoa)
sarajyeo sarajyeo ni bulbit an boimyeon dasi
saebyeogi kkeutnal ttaekkaji georeoga
(I don’t wanna cry
I don’t, I don’t wanna cry)
eochapi nan jame deul su eopjana
[HC/YJ] achimi ol ttaekkaji neol gyesok bulleo
You, oh baby you, oh baby you
[DH/JU] Baby no no no whoa
You, oh baby you
oneuldo georeumyeo banbokhae neol ijeul ttaekkaji
saebyeogi kkeutnal ttaekkaji georeoga
(I don’t wanna cry, I don’t
I don’t wanna cry)
eochapi nan jame deul su eopjana
achimi ol ttaekkaji neol gyesok bulleo
You, oh baby you, oh baby you
[DH/JU] Baby no no no whoa
You, oh baby you
oneuldo georeumyeo banbokhae neol ijeul ttaekkaji
A K-pop track about walking through the dark hours, trying not to cry until morning. The song frames heartbreak as a literal, exhausting activity. It's less about the emotion and more about the sheer stamina required to outlast it, step by step until the sun comes up.
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