A bilingual love song that insists on happiness despite everything.
A bilingual love song that insists on happiness despite everything.
The repeated Korean phrase 'gyeolguk nan haengbokhal geoya', 'I will be happy in the end', doesn't sound like a wish.
It's more like a decision someone makes when they're tired of waiting for things to get better.
A bilingual love song that insists on happiness despite everything.
gyeolguk nan haengbokhal geoya
The repeated Korean phrase 'gyeolguk nan haengbokhal geoya', 'I will be happy in the end', doesn't sound like a wish. It's more like a decision someone makes when they're tired of waiting for things to get better. The English lines 'Do you ever feel my love?' and 'We'll shine and we will be loving' feel like quiet affirmations spoken to someone who might need to hear them.
That Korean line holds the whole song's stubborn hope. It's not asking permission to be happy, it's stating it as fact, even if the facts haven't caught up yet.
The way 'Happy Ending' sits as the only fully English phrase in the chorus gives it a simple, almost childlike clarity.
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nan nega joa
neodo na joahage dwelgeoya
I know that sounds like crazy
gyeolguk nan haengbokhal geoya
neodo naman chyeodaboge dwelgeoya
We’ll shine and we will be loving
Do you ever feel my love?
urineun saranghage dwelgeol
da naman barabogo malgeol
You’re a such a lovely girl
I’m a such a lovely boy
nal gyeolguk saranghage dwelgeol
neon naman barabogo malgeol
gyeolgugen Happy Ending
su maneun geotteuri ogo ganeun geori
amureochi anke boneun punggyeonge
eodinga bujokhan teukbyeolhan Girl
geu ane gamchueodun ttadeuthan mami
hyeonghyeongsaeksaege bitkkaldeullo sarana
du nun sok gadeuk haengbogeul dama
jakkuman barame heundeulligo
sesangi jakku nal heundeureodo
pyeongbeomhaji aneun namane salm
geu ane sumeun nareul chajaganeun geotto joeunde
wae dadeul geokjeonge jam mot irugo inneunji
Do you ever feel my love?
urineun saranghage dwelgeol
da naman barabogo malgeol
You’re a such a lovely girl
I’m a such a lovely boy
nal gyeolguk saranghage dwelgeol
neon naman barabogo malgeol
gyeolgugen Happy Ending
nal ihaehal su innayo
sashil nado nal moreugesseoyo
geudaeneun nareul algo innayo
geudaeneun nal
Do you ever feel my love?
urineun saranghage dwelgeol
da naman barabogo malgeol
You’re a such a lovely girl
I’m a such a lovely boy
nal gyeolguk saranghage dwelgeol
neon naman barabogo malgeol
gyeolgugen Happy Ending
A bilingual love song that insists on happiness despite everything. The repeated Korean phrase 'gyeolguk nan haengbokhal geoya', 'I will be happy in the end', doesn't sound like a wish. It's more like a decision someone makes when they're tired of waiting for things to get better.
Car, The Garden performs "Happy Ending", and this lyric page sits inside the Car, The Garden catalog on LyroVerse.
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