A Korean ballad about holding onto something that's already gone, from the artist who left Super Junior to go solo.
A Korean ballad about holding onto something that's already gone, from the artist who left Super Junior to go solo.
He keeps circling back to "an doel sarangeul saranghaessdeon nan", I loved a love that can't be.
It's the specific, stubborn vanity of having poured everything into a thing you knew, on some level, was already broken.
A Korean ballad about holding onto something that's already gone, from the artist who left Super Junior to go solo.
"an doel sarangeul saranghaessdeon nan"
He keeps circling back to "an doel sarangeul saranghaessdeon nan", I loved a love that can't be. It's not just regret. It's the specific, stubborn vanity of having poured everything into a thing you knew, on some level, was already broken. The lyric answers the pressure to finally let go by refusing to, over and over.
That's the whole knot. Loving the love itself, not the person, even after you know it's impossible. It's a confession that doesn't ask for forgiveness, just states the fact.
The way the phrase "an doel sarangeul" repeats, each time a little more worn down, is what sticks. It becomes a worn groove by the end.
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taeyangi tteonago
nunsiul bulkhin noeureun
ije boni geuttae ni nun gatne
baramgwa datuda
beotigil pogihan kkocceun
eodinga jom uri sarang gatne
hajiman jeonyeok haneuldo
najen hwachanghaessdeusi
kkeokkyeojin kkoccira haedo
hanttaen pieosseossdeusi
urin sangcheo jugo mojilgedo kkeutnassjiman
geuttaen cham dajeonghaesseumeul
an doel sarangeun andoeneunga bwa geurae
an doel sarangeul saranghaessdeon nan
du soneuro on sesang bireul dakkeuryeo
aereul sseudeon yonggamhan baboyeosseulkka
ni nunmureul dakka meomchugo
jababoryeo haesseosseunikka
sesangen nugudo hal suga eopsneun
eoryeoun ildeuri gadeukhan geosgwa gati
tteonaneun ni moseup geugeon naege
dojeohi eojjeol su eopsneun geosieosseumeul
chagapgo geochin bisjulgi apeul geol da almyeonseo
mokmareun mame aetage gidarineun kkocccheoreom
neoneun chagapge nal apeuge nal tteonassjiman
ni sarang cham mok mallasseosseo
an doel sarangeun andoeneunga bwa geurae
an doel sarangeul saranghaessdeon nan
du soneuro on sesang bireul dakkeuryeo
aereul sseudeon yonggamhan baboyeosseulkka
ni nunmureul dakka meomchuryeo haesseuni
gidohae bwasseo manyak mueongal
doechajeul gihoereul jundamyeon
geugeon ttak hanappunirago
neo neo neo geurae neo
irul suga eopseossdeon dan han saram
neo
an doel sarangeun andoeneunga bwa geurae
an doel sarangeul saranghaessdeon nan
du soneuro on sesang bireul dakkeuryeo
aereul sseudeon yonggamhan baboyeosseulkka
ni nunmureul dakka meomchuryeo haesseuni
tteonal sarangeun tteonaneunga bwa geurae
tteonal sarameul butjabassdeon nan
tteonagadeon taeyangeul japgo sipeossdeon
yoksim gadeukhan haebaragiyeosseulkka
nan maleopsi seulpeun eolgulman bol su bakke
eopseosseunikka
A Korean ballad about holding onto something that's already gone, from the artist who left Super Junior to go solo. He keeps circling back to "an doel sarangeul saranghaessdeon nan", I loved a love that can't be. It's the specific, stubborn vanity of having poured everything into a thing you knew, on some level, was already broken.
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