A K-pop track that layers a Hawaiian goodbye over memories of a beachside season.
A K-pop track that layers a Hawaiian goodbye over memories of a beachside season.
The song leans on the contrast between 'Aloha Oe' as a farewell and the Korean verses begging for return.
That tension gives it a bittersweet pull, the title says goodbye, but every line fights to stay.
A K-pop track that layers a Hawaiian goodbye over memories of a beachside season.
yeoreuma butakae
The song leans on the contrast between 'Aloha Oe' as a farewell and the Korean verses begging for return. That tension gives it a bittersweet pull, the title says goodbye, but every line fights to stay. It's a summer song that knows summer ends.
The phrase 'yeoreuma butakae', 'please be summer again', does the heavy lifting. It's not just nostalgia; it's a direct plea to a season, as if summer itself could answer. The lyric keeps circling back to that request, almost stubbornly, because admitting the season is gone would mean letting the memory go too.
Those three syllables carry the whole song's weight, a simple, repeated ask that turns summer from a season into something you can bargain with.
The way 'Bloom bloom bloom' pops in feels like a sudden burst of color, a brief escape from the longing.
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Alo Aloha Oe
Alo Aloha Oe
pureun badaga nal dashi bureugo isseo
jjokbit haneul arae onmomeul deonjigo shipeo
naerijjwedeon taeyangdo shiweonhan baramdo
yeojeonhi nae mameul seollege haneunde
jeo kokoneot namuneun geudaero inneunde
neul gyeote itteon neon eodiro gan geoya
haneul wiro ssodajineun wainbit noeul neomeo
geuhae yeoreum geuttaero
yeoreuma butakae (Alo Aloha Oe)
dashi yeoreuma butakae (Alo Aloha Oe)
byeolppit arae
dashi mannagil barae
hannyeoreum bame gijeokcheoreom neowa na
pieoolla Bloom bloom bloom
Alo Alo Aloha Oeee
Alo Alo Aloha Oeee
namguge yeolgicheoreom
ajikkajido tteugeoungeol
duri georeotteon haebyeon
neomeo jeomullyeok tteoreojineun kkot
byeolttongbyeol arae saegyeotteon ireumeun
padoe tteonaeryeoga beoryeotjiman
jeo muyeokpungeul tago hweolhweolhweol naraga
dashi hanbeon dulmane chukjereul yeoreo
haneul wiro ssodajineun wainbit noeul neomeo
geuhae yeoreum geuttaero
yeoreuma butakae (Alo Aloha Oe)
dashi yeoreuma butakae (Alo Aloha Oe)
byeolppit arae
dashi mannagil barae
hannyeoreum bame gijeokcheoreom neowa na
pieoolla Bloom bloom bloom
Alo Alo Aloha Oeee
Alo Alo Aloha Oeee
tabaktabak modakbul neomeoro
soksagyeosseotteon nangmandeul
hwangholhan gieok neomeoro
geuhae yeoreum geuttaero
yeoreuma butakae (Oh) (Alo Aloha Oe)
dashi yeoreuma butakae (Alo Aloha Oe)
byeolppit arae (byeolppit arae)
dashi mannagil barae
hannyeoreum bame gijeokcheoreom neowa na
pieoolla Bloom bloom bloom
(Bloom bloom bloom, Alo Alo)
Alo Alo Aloha Oeee
Alo Alo Aloha Oeee (Alo Alo Aloha Oeee)
A K-pop track that layers a Hawaiian goodbye over memories of a beachside season. The song leans on the contrast between 'Aloha Oe' as a farewell and the Korean verses begging for return. That tension gives it a bittersweet pull, the title says goodbye, but every line fights to stay.
Cherry Bullet performs "Aloha Oe", and this lyric page sits inside the Cherry Bullet catalog on LyroVerse.
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