A Korean ballad about letting go of a love that's already broken.
A Korean ballad about letting go of a love that's already broken.
The lyric treats memory like a physical object you have to carry or leave behind.
'Namgyeojin gieokdeureun da deoreonaejugirohae' asks for those leftover memories to be thrown away, because keeping them is too hard.
A Korean ballad about letting go of a love that's already broken.
Let me go I'll let you go
The lyric treats memory like a physical object you have to carry or leave behind. 'Namgyeojin gieokdeureun da deoreonaejugirohae' asks for those leftover memories to be thrown away, because keeping them is too hard. It's a plainspoken wish to be free of the past's weight.
The phrase 'Let me go I'll let you go' repeats like a mantra, a quiet agreement to stop holding on. It's not a fight or a plea, just the simple, heavy work of releasing someone. That repetition answers the pressure of all those broken pieces, the need to find a way to live with the damage.
Those four words do all the work. They're the whole deal, a mutual surrender that's kinder than any argument could be.
The way 'Let me go I'll let you go' cycles at the end, almost fading out, lingers. It feels less like a chorus and more like a breath you keep taking.
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Jageun ohaeui datumeuro urineun buseojyeoitgo
Jajeun datumi iksukhaeseo dasi
Dollyeo noheulsu eopgo
Muneojin
Geurigo sumgyeojin uri joheun gieogeun
Sangcheoga anigil
Da jiwojigetji hamkkehan naldeuldo geujeo
Oraedoen sinbalkkeuncheoreom
Geunyang ichyeojigetji
Tto heulleogagetji namgyeojin sigando
Deungeul dolligo seoro moreuncheok
Geunyang saragagetji
Let me go I’ll let you go
Let me go I’ll let you go
Uri namgyeojin gieokdeureun da
Deoreonaejugirohae
Swipji anheun dareunmannameul
Gangyoneun marasseumyeonhae
Dareuge…..
Seoroga jiwonael jogeum dareun
Bangbeobeun da ihaehaejugil
Da jiwojigetji hamkkehan naldeuldo geujeo
Oraedoen sinbalkkeuncheoreom
Geunyang ichyeojigetji
Tto heulleogagetji namgyeojin sigando
Deungeul dolligo seoro moreuncheok
Geunyang saragagetji
Let me go I’ll let you go
Let me go I’ll let you go
Let me go I’ll let you go
Let me go I’ll let you go
A Korean ballad about letting go of a love that's already broken. The lyric treats memory like a physical object you have to carry or leave behind. 'Namgyeojin gieokdeureun da deoreonaejugirohae' asks for those leftover memories to be thrown away, because keeping them is too hard.
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