A Korean indie ballad about holding onto a belief that someone won't change, even as they leave.
A Korean indie ballad about holding onto a belief that someone won't change, even as they leave.
The lyric circles a single, stubborn belief: 'geudaeui maeumi byeonhaji aneul georaneun mideumgwa'.
It's the faith that the other person's heart won't change, even as everything else does.
A Korean indie ballad about holding onto a belief that someone won't change, even as they leave.
amureochi aneun sarami doelgeyo
The lyric circles a single, stubborn belief: 'geudaeui maeumi byeonhaji aneul georaneun mideumgwa'. It's the faith that the other person's heart won't change, even as everything else does. That's the quiet vanity that holds the ache together.
The phrase 'amureochi aneun sarami doelgeyo', I will become a person who doesn't mind, is the whole struggle. It's not about achieving indifference, but the raw, almost impossible vow to try. The pressure is in pretending the deep hurt can be 'damdaehi beotyeonael su itgireul', quietly let go.
It's a promise made to the self, not the other person. The effort is in the trying, not the succeeding, which makes the whole line feel fragile.
The way 'gomapji anayo, hollo seo', I'm not thankful, standing alone, cuts against the expected gratitude lingers.
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geudaeui maeumi byeonhaji aneul georaneun mideumgwa
na barawatdeon geu pum sokgwa sarangui pyeongon
geudaeneun wae naege jwonnayo?
amureochi aneun sarami doelgeyo
amureon ildo eopdeon geotcheoreom
gameun nuneul tteumyeon neomu apeun maeumdo
damdaehi beotyeonael su itgireul
uyeonui sijageul mideul su itge doeeotgo mideotjyo
gomapji anayo, hollo seo modeun apeumeul
gyeondyeonaeneun nainde
amureochi aneun sarami doelgeyo
amureon ildo eopdeon geotcheoreom
gameun nuneul tteumyeon neomu apeun maeumdo
damdaehi beotyeonael su itgireul
geu maneun sigan sogeseo
naranhi seo itdeon uri moseubeun da mwongayo
gieok mot hal geomyeonseo, nal jiwobeoril geomyeonseo
amureochi aneun saram nan motdwaeyo
apeugo wonmangseureounikka
amureochi anke geudaeneun gasyeoyo
jeoldaero doraboji malgoseo
dasineun yeolji aneuryeo yet siganeul geokkuro
dollyeo bwayo majimagil geoyeyo
sumjungnyeo uldeon eojedo uri jaugigetjyo
neomunado areumdawo seulpeoyo
A Korean indie ballad about holding onto a belief that someone won't change, even as they leave. The lyric circles a single, stubborn belief: 'geudaeui maeumi byeonhaji aneul georaneun mideumgwa'. It's the faith that the other person's heart won't change, even as everything else does.
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