A Korean ballad that turns a goodbye into a lingering feeling.
A Korean ballad that turns a goodbye into a lingering feeling.
The song trusts the weight of simple, physical details: eyes full of tears, a small day with a smile.
It lets those specifics hold the ache, so the repeated 'I feel the love' doesn't float away into abstraction.
A Korean ballad that turns a goodbye into a lingering feeling.
mabeobe meomulgireul dorabomyeon
The song trusts the weight of simple, physical details: eyes full of tears, a small day with a smile. It lets those specifics hold the ache, so the repeated 'I feel the love' doesn't float away into abstraction. The love is felt in the act of remembering, not in the present.
The phrase 'mabeobe meomulgireul dorabomyeon', if I stop and look back as if by magic, does the heavy lifting. It's not about casting a spell to change things. It's the involuntary pause, the way a memory can halt you mid-step and make that old season feel vital again, even when you know it's gone.
That 'as if by magic' qualifies the whole gesture. It admits the looking back isn't a choice; it's something that happens to you, pulling you into a past that still feels immediate.
The way 'Everyday oh every time you're in me' arrives near the end, in English, shifts the air. It feels less like a new thought and more like a truth the song has been circling all along.
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annyeong uri geuttaega majimagieonna
du nune gadeuk damgyeo itdeon sarangui noraega
jinan uri geuttaega sojunghaesseotdeonga
mabeobe ppajindeuthaesseotdeon chueogi isseonna
eoreobuteun keoteunmajeodo
na neoreul saenggakamyeon
dansume nogabeorigo
I feel the love sunganeul ango isseo
geu sijeol sogui naega deoneun eopdaedo
mabeobe meomulgireul
dorabomyeon geuttaega sojunghaesseotdeonga
jageun iredo useum jitdeon naldeuri isseonna
eoreobuteun haneulmajeodo
na neoreul saenggakamyeon
dansume noganaerigo
I feel the love sunganeul ango isseo
geu sijeol soge naega deoneun eopdaedo
mabeobe meomulgil
I feel the love kkeuteopsi ssodajineun
bitsogeul hemaeeodo
gwaenchaneul mankeum
sarange ppajigireul
Bye bye my love uriga hamkkehaetdeon
geu sijeol sogui naega deoneun eopdaedo geudaen
I feel the love haneureul nalgo isseo
geudae nareul aneumyeon
I feel the love sunganeul nalgo isseo
geudae nareul aneumyeon
Everyday oh every time you're in me
Whole new days begin when you're with me
'Cause you bring out, the best of me
Everyday oh every time, you're in me
A Korean ballad that turns a goodbye into a lingering feeling. The song trusts the weight of simple, physical details: eyes full of tears, a small day with a smile. It lets those specifics hold the ache, so the repeated 'I feel the love' doesn't float away into abstraction.
Ha Hyun Sang performs "Magic", and this lyric page sits inside the Ha Hyun Sang catalog on LyroVerse.
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