A raw, bilingual plea against solitude from the band behind 'After You've Gone'.
A raw, bilingual plea against solitude from the band behind 'After You've Gone'.
The lyric works by stacking denials, 'I don't wanna be afraid,' 'amugeotdo hal su eopseo' (I can't do anything), around that core loneliness.
It's a portrait of dependency where the self vanishes without the other person, plain and unsettling.
A raw, bilingual plea against solitude from the band behind 'After You've Gone'.
I don't wanna be alone
The lyric works by stacking denials, 'I don't wanna be afraid,' 'amugeotdo hal su eopseo' (I can't do anything), around that core loneliness. It's a portrait of dependency where the self vanishes without the other person, plain and unsettling.
The repeated 'I don't wanna be alone' isn't just a feeling; it's a refusal. When it shifts into Korean with 'honjaseon mothae', I can't handle being alone, the fear gets specific. It answers a basic human pressure: the dread of an empty room becoming permanent.
It's the anchor the whole lyric swings around. Everything else, the fear, the helplessness, spirals out from that one plain admission.
The way 'It ain't over' cuts through the pleading, almost like a stubborn correction to the despair.
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I don’t wanna be alone
I don’t wanna be afraid
I don’t wanna be honjaseon mothae
nega eopdamyeon
geujeo meonghani anja bakkeul barabol ttae
amureochi anke useul su isseulkka
nega eopdamyeon said it ain’t over
eotteoke geureoke pyeonhage mareul hae
neo anin dareun maneun
neo anin dareun nareul
modu da gyeondil su eopdamyeon
neo anin dareun naneun
neo anin dareun amugeotdo
hal su eopseo nan
It ain’t over
I don’t wanna be alone
honjaseoneun amugeotdo no
onjeonhal su eopgo
Need your love on your love
neo hanamyeon
nal chaeul su isseo idaero deo
meoreojil su eopseo
Said it ain’t over
eotteoke geureoke
pyeonhage mareul hae
neo anin dareun maneun
neo anin dareun nareul
modu da gyeondil su eopdamyeon
neo anin dareun naneun
neo anin dareun amugeotdo
hal su eopseo nan
It ain’t over
A raw, bilingual plea against solitude from the band behind 'After You've Gone'. The lyric works by stacking denials, 'I don't wanna be afraid,' 'amugeotdo hal su eopseo' (I can't do anything), around that core loneliness. It's a portrait of dependency where the self vanishes without the other person, plain and unsettling.
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