A Korean ballad where the singer asks her partner to stop being angry and return to their first days together.
A Korean ballad where the singer asks her partner to stop being angry and return to their first days together.
The lyric circles around apology and reassurance without ever letting the conflict become specific.
It's all gesture, "I'm sorry if I hurt you," "you're the only one for me", which makes the song feel less like an argument and more like someone trying to calm a storm they don't fully understand.
A Korean ballad where the singer asks her partner to stop being angry and return to their first days together.
Cheoeum geunalcheoreom nae ireum bulleo bulleoyo
The lyric circles around apology and reassurance without ever letting the conflict become specific. It's all gesture, "I'm sorry if I hurt you," "you're the only one for me", which makes the song feel less like an argument and more like someone trying to calm a storm they don't fully understand. The weight is in the repetition, not the details.
The repeated "hwa pureoyo", "stop being angry", drives the whole thing. She's not negotiating or explaining herself; she's just asking the anger to end so they can get back to calling each other's names like they did at the start. There's a tiredness in how she frames their fighting as "useless words" and wants to replace them with the simple, insufficient time they have to love each other.
Call my name like you did the first day. It's the core ask, not to fix anything, just to return to that basic recognition before all the fighting started.
The way "mal mal mal mal mal" tumbles out after each promise or accusation gives the song its rhythmic breath, like she's trying to talk through the clutter.
LyroVerse editor's notes are interpretation guides, not final truth. If something looks off, use comments, reporting, or Contact.
The lyric stays readable and compact here; the note and related paths sit nearby so you do not lose the song while looking for context.
Mamedo eobtneun malro ssawugo torajigo hwanaedo nae mam aljanha
Jom deo saranghaedalran geu mal mal mal mal mal
Ddadeuthan mal hanmadi dalkomhan ne kiseu hanbeon geureolro chungbunhae
Geu sarangmankeum boyeodalran geu mal mal mal mal mal
He-eojijan geojitmal jinshim anin tujeonge
Apahaesseottdamyeon mianhaeyo
Nan geudaebbunijyo
Geudae ije geuman hwa pureo pureo pureoyo
Cheoeum geunalcheoreom nae ireum bulleo bulleoyo
Ibmatchudeon ddeolrim geudaero daedo geudaeo
Datugie saranghal shigando bujokhae
Hwa pureoyo hwa pureoyo hwa pureoyo geudae geudae
Hwa pureoyo hwa pureoyo
Geuggeumeun uri sa-i meoreojigo babbeugo shiljeungi nandaedo
I sarangmankeum yeongweonhadan geu mal mal mal mal mal
Niga shildan geojitmal chagaun nae maldeure
Apahaesseottdamyeo mianhaeyo
Nan geudaebbunijyo
Geudae ije geuman hwa pureo pureo pureoyo
Cheoum geunalcheoreom nae ireum bulleo bulleoyo
Ibmatchudeon ddeolrim geudaero geudae geudaero
Datugie saranghal shigando bujokhae hwa pureoyo
Saranghae (saranghae) mianhae tto gomaweo
Saranghamyeon deo manhi haeya hal mal (haeya hal mal)
Neul jigeumcheoreom saranghae sarang saranghae
Geudae hamkkeramyeon maeil maeili ggumgatjyo
Dugeundaeneun seorem idaero daero idaero
Nae salm soge juingongeun geudaebbunijyo
Saranghaeyo saranghaeyo saranghaeyo
Geudae geudae saranghaeyo
A Korean ballad where the singer asks her partner to stop being angry and return to their first days together. The lyric circles around apology and reassurance without ever letting the conflict become specific. It's all gesture, "I'm sorry if I hurt you," "you're the only one for me", which makes the song feel less like an argument and more like someone trying to calm a storm they don't fully understand.
G.NA performs "Don't Be Mad Anymore", and this lyric page sits inside the G.NA catalog on LyroVerse.
Yes. The page carries the LyroVerse editor's note "G.NA's plea to stop fighting and remember love", followed by the full lyric and related songs.
Yes. The related section below points to Banana and Top Girl with a short reason for opening each page next.
Use the artist link near the top of the page or the related paths section below to keep moving through G.NA's lyric pages.
Interpretations, questions, memories, and correction notes live together here. The room stays noindex while the best insights are reviewed.
No listener comments on Don't Be Mad Anymore yet.
We only count reactions from signed-in listeners so the scores stay clean and trustworthy.
A strong comment here is specific: the phrase you keep hearing, the mood you come back for, or the reason this song stays in rotation.
Sign in to post the first listener note. Reporting stays open to everyone.