A duet with Rothy about the slow, stubborn work of letting go.
A duet with Rothy about the slow, stubborn work of letting go.
There's a quiet tension in how the warmth of a remembered embrace, 'geudae pumeun saenggakboda ttatteuthago', undercuts every attempt to move on.
The lyric doesn't argue the point; it just keeps circling back to that physical memory, which makes all the rational talk about endings feel thin.
A duet with Rothy about the slow, stubborn work of letting go.
meoreojija uri meoreojija
There's a quiet tension in how the warmth of a remembered embrace, 'geudae pumeun saenggakboda ttatteuthago', undercuts every attempt to move on. The lyric doesn't argue the point; it just keeps circling back to that physical memory, which makes all the rational talk about endings feel thin.
The phrase 'meoreojija uri meoreojija', 'let's drift apart, let's drift apart', gets repeated like a mantra that's not quite working. It's less a declaration than a plea you're trying to convince yourself of, the sound of someone talking themselves into a separation that keeps feeling wrong. The more you say 'let's drift apart,' the more you're stuck in the same place.
It's the sound of a decision being rehearsed, not delivered. The repetition doesn't build resolve; it just shows how hard it is to mean it.
The way 'mianhan maeume', 'sorry heart', hangs in the air after each verse, a small admission of guilt that the mind can't override.
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uri igeol kkeuchirago haeyo
ama dareun saramdo geureoketjyo
maeumeul chajeuryeo hamyeon halsurok
seororeul sumgiryeo hamyeon halsurok
deo eoryeowoyo (uh)
majimak geudaereul aneumyeo
geudae pumeun saenggakboda
ttatteuthago neomu jagaseo
sojunghan neowa (sojunghan neowa)
neujeun maeumi gwaenhi miwosseoyo
geudae pumeun saenggakboda
ttatteuthago neomu jagaseo
mianhan maeume (mianhan mame)
kkeuchi anigil geuraesseoyo
uri igeol kkeuchirago haeyo
mani apatjanayo gwaenchanketjyo
maeumeul chajeuryeo hamyeon halsurok
seororeul sumgiryeo hamyeon halsurok
deo eoryeowoyo (uh)
majimak geudaereul aneumyeo
geudae pumeun saenggakboda
ttatteuthago neomu jagaseo
sojunghan neowa (sojunghan neowa)
neujeun maeumi gwaenhi miwosseoyo
geudae pumeun saenggakboda
ttatteuthago neomu jagaseo
mianhan maeume (mianhan mame)
kkeuchi anigil geuraesseoyo
meoreojija uri meoreojija
jigeumi animyeon urin andoel geoya
meoreojija uri meoreojija
jigeumi animyeon urin andoel geoya
meoreojija uri meoreojija
jigeumi animyeon urin andoel geoya
meoreojija uri meoreojija
jigeumi animyeon urin
uh uh miwosseoyo
geudae pumeun saenggakboda
ttatteuthago neomu jagaseo
mianhan maeume (mianhan mame)
kkeuchi anigil geuraesseoyo
A duet with Rothy about the slow, stubborn work of letting go. There's a quiet tension in how the warmth of a remembered embrace, 'geudae pumeun saenggakboda ttatteuthago', undercuts every attempt to move on. The lyric doesn't argue the point; it just keeps circling back to that physical memory, which makes all the rational talk about endings feel thin.
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