A Korean pop ballad about the contradictions of falling for someone.
A Korean pop ballad about the contradictions of falling for someone.
The lyric leans into confusion without trying to resolve it, letting the 'wae ireonji molla', 'I don't know why it's like this', hang in the air like a real question.
It trusts the feeling of being pulled apart more than any neat explanation about love.
A Korean pop ballad about the contradictions of falling for someone.
neomu adeukhaedo jakkuman neoege mami yeollyeo
The lyric leans into confusion without trying to resolve it, letting the 'wae ireonji molla', 'I don't know why it's like this', hang in the air like a real question. It trusts the feeling of being pulled apart more than any neat explanation about love.
The phrase 'neomu adeukhaedo jakkuman neoege mami yeollyeo', 'even though I'm so full, my heart keeps leaning toward you', captures that stubborn tilt toward someone despite feeling overwhelmed. It's not about logic or choice; it's about the body's dumb insistence, the way affection keeps spilling over no matter how much you already have. You can hear it in the repeated 'neoreul aragago, saranghago sijakhagien na', that cycle of starting to know and love again.
That line holds the whole tension, being full up but still tipping toward one person. It's plain about how love doesn't care about capacity.
The way 'ah ah ah ah' punctuates the verses gives the confusion a breathy, almost sighing quality.
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bogo sipdagado, geuriupdagado
ireol irinji
byeonhaemanganeun nae moseup
wae ireonji molla ah ah ah ah
saranganhagodo useul jul aratdeon
geureon nainde
ireon gibun nan jal molla
wae jakku eosaekhangeonji
baboman gatatdeon geureon neoinde
ireoke jakkuman neoreul darmaganabwa
neoreul aragago, saranghago
sijakhagien na neomu adeukhaedo
jakkuman neoege mami yeollyeo
neoreul aragago, saranghago
sijakhagien na jakku geobinado
neowa hamkkeramyeon mwodeun hal geot gata
johahaneun geotdo, sirheohaneun geotdo
eotteongeonjido
neoreul aljido motago
wae ireonji molla ah ah ah ah
gakkeum neomeojyeodo, honja ireonadeon
nan eodinneunji
ireon nareul nan jal molla
wae jakku himi deungeonji
han beonjjeum neoyeoksi nawa gateunji
gateun mam chama da mareul motaneungeonji
neoreul aragago, saranghago
sijakhagien na neomu adeukhaedo
jakkuman neoege mami yeollyeo
neoreul aragago, saranghago
sijakhagien na jakku geobinado
neowa hamkkeramyeon mwodeun hal geot gata
dasi saranghal su isseulkka
geokjeonghaneungeon,
imi neol saranghago itdan geot
nareul aragago, saranghago..
niga haejwosseumyeon haneun irinunde
neoyeoksi nacheoreom eoryeounji
seoro aragago, saranghago
eojjeomyeon duri hamyeon cham swiultende
neodo nagatdamyeon mwodeun mareul haejwo
A Korean pop ballad about the contradictions of falling for someone. The lyric leans into confusion without trying to resolve it, letting the 'wae ireonji molla', 'I don't know why it's like this', hang in the air like a real question. It trusts the feeling of being pulled apart more than any neat explanation about love.
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