A Korean pop track where devotion meets the slow burn of being ignored.
A Korean pop track where devotion meets the slow burn of being ignored.
The lyric treats love like a physical object that can be misplaced, 'chajeul geuppuniji' (the moment I try to find it).
It's less about emotional betrayal and more about the mundane tragedy of something precious being treated as forgettable clutter.
A Korean pop track where devotion meets the slow burn of being ignored.
When I got so much love for ya / You got so many things to do, don't ya
The lyric treats love like a physical object that can be misplaced, 'chajeul geuppuniji' (the moment I try to find it). It's less about emotional betrayal and more about the mundane tragedy of something precious being treated as forgettable clutter.
The repeated line 'When I got so much love for ya / You got so many things to do, don't ya' carries the whole weight. It's not anger, just a flat recognition of mismatched priorities. The speaker's love is this fixed, abundant thing, while the other person's attention is just another item on a crowded list.
It frames the entire dynamic in one couplet. All that offered affection just bumps against the mundane busyness of the other person's life.
The way the English 'But why can't you see?' cuts through the Korean verses. It feels less like a question and more like a tired statement of fact.
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Naneun gakkeum pineun cigar-ji neoegen
Weroumeul dallael shiganil ppuniji
Gakkeum saenggagi nal geuppuniji
Mollae mollae chajeul geuppuniji
When I got so much love for ya
You got so many things to do, don’t ya
Jeongshineopshi heulleoganeun haru sok
Baeteonaeneun han mogeumil ppuniji
Geugeorado dweeo jul su isseo gippeo
Aesseo balkke useo
Geugeorado dweo jul su isseo gippeo
But why can’t you see?
Neon saekkamake tadeureoganeun nal boji motaji
Heogongeuro sarajineun nal boji motaji
Eonje geuraennyaneun deut kkok
Moreuneun saram bodeut chagapge
Shirin nunppicheuro doraseo
Geureoke nal beoryeodugo gaji
Sarangeul nanujan mareun kkwae geureoldeutae
Geu sunganeun neol da gajin geot gateunde
Cheoeumbuteo sarangeun eopttaneun yaegiji
Amudo moreuneun buljangnan geu ppuniji
When I got so much love for ya
You go around and play some games, don’t ya
Yeongicheoreom ppuyeon ni nun sogeseo
Nan chakago yeppeun inhyeongiji
Ajik gyeote isseo jul su isseo gippeo
Aesseo balkke useo
Neoye gyeote ajik naega isseo gippeo
But why can’t you see?
Neon saekkamake tadeureoganeun nal boji motaji
Heogongeuro sarajineun nal boji motaji
Eonje geuraennyaneun deut kkok
Moreuneun saram bodeut chagapge
Shirin nunppicheuro doraseo
Geureoke nal beoryeodugo gaji
Can you imagine how I feel?
Naega eolmana bichamhaejineunji
Neon gago eomneun chimdaee nuweo
Ulgo inneun naega nado useuweo
I know love is a losing game
Geunde neol ilneun geon sangsangdo motae nan
Can I be your rose sometime?
Can I be your moon sometime?
Neon saekkamake tadeureoganeun nal boji motaji
Heogongeuro sarajineun nal boji motaji
Eonje geuraennyaneun deut kkok
Moreuneun saram bodeut chagapge
Shirin nunppicheuro doraseo
Geureoke nal beoryeodugo gaji
A Korean pop track where devotion meets the slow burn of being ignored. The lyric treats love like a physical object that can be misplaced, 'chajeul geuppuniji' (the moment I try to find it). It's less about emotional betrayal and more about the mundane tragedy of something precious being treated as forgettable clutter.
HA:TFELT performs "Cigar", and this lyric page sits inside the HA:TFELT catalog on LyroVerse.
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