A K-pop track where the past feels closer than the present, and letting go seems impossible.
A K-pop track where the past feels closer than the present, and letting go seems impossible.
The repeated line 'neoreul eotteohge ijeul suga isseo', how can I ever forget you, isn't a question looking for an answer.
It's the sound of someone trying to find a way out of a room and realizing all the doors lead back inside.
A K-pop track where the past feels closer than the present, and letting go seems impossible.
neoreul eotteohge ijeul suga isseo
The repeated line 'neoreul eotteohge ijeul suga isseo', how can I ever forget you, isn't a question looking for an answer. It's the sound of someone trying to find a way out of a room and realizing all the doors lead back inside. The pressure is in the 'eotteohge,' the 'how,' because the 'what' is already settled: you're not leaving.
It's the core knot of the whole song. The grammar is searching for a method, a 'how,' but the feeling underneath has already accepted there isn't one.
The way the phrase 'geunareul gieokhae', remember that day, keeps returning, each time a little heavier, like picking up the same stone.
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nae apeman seomyeon neon
mari tteooreuji anhneunda haessji
sujupge usdeon neoya
ajikdo geunari gieoknaneunde
neoreul eotteohge ijeul suga isseo
ijen neon eopsjiman meolli issneun geol aljiman
nan ajikdo geunare meomchwosseo
ijeuryeogo haedo dareun sarameul bwado
nan nege doragabeoryeo
ne hyeonjaeneun naega aninde
ne gwageoneun najanha
ne miraeneun naega doel sun eopseulkka
barameuro kkeutnaji anhgireul
nae seonmureun neoya
nae hyeonjaeneun neoya
My present, you are my everything
geunareul gieokhae nae apeseo
bukkeureowohadeon neo
geuttaen eoryeoseo mollassji seoroga seotulleosseo
son hanbeon japgido eosaekhae usgiman hadeon neo
geureon neoreul bomyeo yonggi nae ne soneul jabassji
jeoldae mot ijeo nae simjangi yodongeul chideon
geunareul dasi tteoollimyeo usneun geol boni nan
ajik geunare gathyeoissna bwa
yeojeonhi nega geuriunga bwa
ajikdo geunari gieoknaneunde
neoreul eotteohge ijeul suga isseo
ijen neon eopsjiman meolli issneun geol aljiman
nan ajikdo geunare meomchwosseo
ijeuryeogo haedo dareun sarameul bwado
nan nege doragabeoryeo
ne hyeonjaeneun naega aninde
ne gwageoneun najanha
ne miraeneun naega doel sun eopseulkka
barameuro kkeutnaji anhgireul
chagapge doraseossdeon
ni moseubi ijhyeojijiga anha
geojismal gatasseo deung dollineun
naccseon ni haengdongi mariya
naega deo jalhalge jebal
nal tteonagaji ma gihoereul jwo
kkeutkkaji gidarilge nan
geu saenggakmaneul tteoollimyeo
uneun nal boni
naneun neoege gathyeoisseossdeon geonga bwa nan
nae hyeonjaeneun ajik neoinde
nae gwageodo neojanha
nae miraedo nega doeji anheulkka
i modeun ge da kkeuti anigil
nae seonmureun neoya
nae hyeonjaeneun neoya
My present, you are my everything
A K-pop track where the past feels closer than the present, and letting go seems impossible. The repeated line 'neoreul eotteohge ijeul suga isseo', how can I ever forget you, isn't a question looking for an answer. It's the sound of someone trying to find a way out of a room and realizing all the doors lead back inside.
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