A Korean ballad where the singer offers his whole soul to someone who's slowly changing him.
A Korean ballad where the singer offers his whole soul to someone who's slowly changing him.
There's a quiet vanity in how he describes her changing him, 'Neon jeomjeom nal bakkugo isseo', as if her influence is something he's watching happen to himself.
The song holds that tension between surrender and self-awareness.
A Korean ballad where the singer offers his whole soul to someone who's slowly changing him.
I've given all my soul
There's a quiet vanity in how he describes her changing him, 'Neon jeomjeom nal bakkugo isseo', as if her influence is something he's watching happen to himself. The song holds that tension between surrender and self-awareness.
The phrase 'I've given all my soul' isn't just a grand gesture. It's the kind of line you say when you've run out of smaller promises, when 'my love' repeated three times doesn't feel heavy enough anymore. He's handing over the one thing he can't take back.
It's a final offer, the kind you make when there's nothing left to bargain with. He's not just saying he loves her; he's saying this is everything he has.
The way the piano melody lifts under 'tteoollatdeon mellodi' gives the whole thing a floating, almost dizzy feel.
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Neoui ireumboda oneureun
Ireoke neol bureulge
My love my love my love
Yojeum na isanghada
Ireon ge an eosaekhada
Neon jeomjeom nal bakkugo isseo
Neol manjiryeoda geuman
Nae soneul sumgyeosseo sojunghanikka
Aekkujeun piano manjidaga
Tteoollatdeon mellodi
Eottae nae moksori
Ttwineun gaseumsori neoege daheumyeon
Nae mam jom arajura
Neoege michyeoganeun nal
Heongkeureojin meori kkeuteomneun jansori
Geu modeun geotdeuldo saranghal su isseo
Neon geuraedo gyeolguk yeppeul geonikka
My love, my love
Ive given all my soul
Itjanha uri geuttae an mannasseotdamyeon
Naui modeun geon
Mongnonghan yeongi sok
Koekoehaejin geonbaeppunin bameuro
Eottae nae moksori
Ttwineun gaseumsori neoege daheumyeon
Nae mam jom arajura
Neoege michyeoganeun nal
Heongkeureojin meori kkeuteomneun jansori
Geu modeun geotdeuldo saranghal su isseo
Neon geuraedo gyeolguk yeppeul geonikka
My love, my love
You‘re my last love, last love
You’re the sweetest girl
I’ve ever met
My love, my love
I‘ve given all my soul
I‘ve given all my soul
All my soul
A Korean ballad where the singer offers his whole soul to someone who's slowly changing him. There's a quiet vanity in how he describes her changing him, 'Neon jeomjeom nal bakkugo isseo', as if her influence is something he's watching happen to himself. The song holds that tension between surrender and self-awareness.
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