A K-Pop ballad about stepping away so someone else can breathe easier.
A K-Pop ballad about stepping away so someone else can breathe easier.
The lyric works by refusing to dress up the exit.
There's no grand romantic gesture, just the grinding mechanics of letting go: 'Sorry my sweety' feels more exhausted than tender.
A K-Pop ballad about stepping away so someone else can breathe easier.
Na eobsido haengbokhae
The lyric works by refusing to dress up the exit. There's no grand romantic gesture, just the grinding mechanics of letting go: 'Sorry my sweety' feels more exhausted than tender. It's a breakup song where the drama is internal, all about managing your own hope so the other person doesn't have to.
The repeated line 'Kkeojyeo julge jal sara', 'I'll back off so you can live', doesn't sound like a sacrifice. It sounds like a fact. The pressure in the lyric is the speaker convincing themselves this is the only move left, that holding on is the real selfishness. 'Na eobsido haengbokhae', 'Be happy even without me', is the quiet part said out loud, the thing you have to believe to make leaving possible.
'Be happy even without me' is the whole contract. It turns the gesture from noble to necessary, admitting the speaker's presence might have been the problem all along.
The way G.NA's voice holds the word 'sara', 'live', on those title lines. It lingers just a beat too long, like she's testing the weight of the promise.
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Kkeojyeo julge jal sara
Ttokbaro yaegihae
Nalbogoseo
Nae nuneul chyeodabogo mareul hae
Heeojijan geumalhaenni
Nawa kkeutnaego sipeungeoni
(ara) neon yeojaga saenggingeoya
(ara) neon naege sircheung nangeoya
Daman nunmuri chamaojiman
Kkeojyeo julge jal sara
Geumalbakke nan motae
Ijeo julge jal sara
Na eobsido haengbokhae
Nega beorin sarang
Nega gajyeoga
Namgimeobsi gajyeoga
Mianhadan maldo hajima
Nae geokjeong hajima
Sorry my sweety
Nal tteonagandaneun ne ipsuri
Oneulttara wae iri
Wonmangseureowo boineunji
Neol butjabayahaneunde
Mari naojil anha
Neon imi meoreojineunde
(ara) nareul da jiulgeoya
(ara) nan nega cham miulgeoya
Daman modeungeol daalmyeonseodo
Kkeojyeo julge jal sara
Geu malbakke nan motae
Ijeo julge jal sara
Na eobsido haengbokhae
Nega beorin sarang
Nega gajyeoga
Namgimeobsi gajyeoga
Mianhadan maldo hajima
Nae geokjeong hajima
(you) naega saratdeon iyu
(you) naega wonhaetdeon jeonbu
You~
Neohanaman barabwajudeon najanha
(why) wae nal tteonaneungeoya
(why) wae nal beorineungeoya
Eochapi ireolgeomyeonseo
Wae nal saranghangeoni
Hoksi geunal saenggak na
Uri cheoeum mannan nal
Ajikdo nan saenggangna
Nega haetdeon yaksogi
Naman akkyeojugo
Naman jikigo
Naman saranghandago
Nan mideosseo neoui geojitmal
Nan mideotdanmallya
(oh) oh oh oh oh
Saranghagin hangeoni
(oh) oh oh oh oh
No no no no
Ijeo julge jal sara
A K-Pop ballad about stepping away so someone else can breathe easier. The lyric works by refusing to dress up the exit. There's no grand romantic gesture, just the grinding mechanics of letting go: 'Sorry my sweety' feels more exhausted than tender.
G.NA performs "I'll Back Off So You Can Live Better ft. Junhyung(Beast)", and this lyric page sits inside the G.NA catalog on LyroVerse.
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