A Korean ballad about a relationship that's hard to leave, even when it hurts.
A Korean ballad about a relationship that's hard to leave, even when it hurts.
The lyric doesn't try to diagnose the relationship or assign blame.
It just maps the fatigue of two people stuck in a loop, asking what keeps pulling them back when every other option seems to hurt just as much.
A Korean ballad about a relationship that's hard to leave, even when it hurts.
geunyang urin geudaero mannaneun geollo hae
The lyric doesn't try to diagnose the relationship or assign blame. It just maps the fatigue of two people stuck in a loop, asking what keeps pulling them back when every other option seems to hurt just as much.
The phrase 'geunyang urin geudaero mannaneun geollo hae', just let us meet as we are, feels less like a solution and more like a surrender. It's the sound of someone who's run out of reasons to fight or fix things, so they default to the only thing left: showing up, messed up and all.
That line lands because it's not a romantic plea; it's a tired admission. There's no grand plan, just the worn-out agreement to keep meeting in the same broken place.
The way 'No other freakin' choice' cuts through the Korean phrasing gives the exhaustion a blunt, almost shrugged-off edge.
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eojjeomyeon uriga heeojineun ge
majeuljido geureoljido aniljido molla
ireohgedo himdeulgo
tto dachigo apahago issneunde
mwoga uril seoro danggineun geolkka
bunmyeonghi urin seoroga dareuge
malhaneun geosdo geureon geosdo
anin geosdo gata
ireohgedo himdeulgo dachigo
apahago issneunde
mwoga uril butjapgo issneun geolkka
It it hard to say nae mam guseoge
jari jabeun neol jiugi silheun deushae
There would be anymore
No other freakin’ choice
geunyang urin geudaero mannaneun geollo hae
amado gakkeum seoro malhaneun ge
dareuljido geureoljido aniljido molla
ireohge datugo tto dachigo
apahago issneunde
mwoga uril ireohge kkeulgo ganeun geolkka
It it hard to say nae mam guseoge
jari jabeun neol jiugi silheun deushae
There would be anymore
No other freakin’ choice
geunyang urin geudaero mannaneun geollo hae
You make me so fool
seoro dareun ge majneun marijiman
dareujiman anheun deushae
There would be any more
No other freakin’ choice
geunyang urin geudaero mannaneun geollo hae
A Korean ballad about a relationship that's hard to leave, even when it hurts. The lyric doesn't try to diagnose the relationship or assign blame. It just maps the fatigue of two people stuck in a loop, asking what keeps pulling them back when every other option seems to hurt just as much.
Han Dong Geun performs "Messed Up", and this lyric page sits inside the Han Dong Geun catalog on LyroVerse.
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