A song about needing someone gone but still missing them, with love described as a rash that leaves scars.
A song about needing someone gone but still missing them, with love described as a rash that leaves scars.
The lyric doesn't try to resolve the contradiction between 'need you here in my bed' and 'need you out of my bed'.
It lets both statements sit there, which feels more honest than a neat emotional arc.
A song about needing someone gone but still missing them, with love described as a rash that leaves scars.
'Cause every love is a poison ivy
The lyric doesn't try to resolve the contradiction between 'need you here in my bed' and 'need you out of my bed'. It lets both statements sit there, which feels more honest than a neat emotional arc. That's where the song gets its weight.
The phrase 'every love is a poison ivy' does a lot of work. It's not just a metaphor for pain; it's that specific, itchy, spreading kind of discomfort you can't ignore. The song answers the pressure of having that rash on your mind even when you know you should be alone.
It's blunt and physical, comparing love to something that causes a visible, irritating reaction. That choice grounds all the abstract regret in a feeling you can actually picture.
The way 'poison ivy' gets repeated, almost like a chant, sticks with you. It turns a common phrase into something personal and persistent.
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oneulcheoreom jami deulji anneun naren
nega wajwosseum hae
gabyeopge ip matchugo naranhi nuwo
geurimjanorireul hae
geumse neon ssaegeundaemyeo jamdeul tego nan
deo dwicheogigetjiman
need you here in my bed
need your breath right next to mine
puk jago ireonan naeil achime neon
gago eopseosseum hae
achimjami manaseo please don’t wake me up
sasil jom yeminhae
bame ireonan ireun geudaero bame dwo
jom hetgalligetjiman
Need you out of my bed
Need some time alone, on my own
'Cause every love is a poison ivy
It gives me scars
Then I feel like a failure
Mistakes and regrets
I'm sick of love
Sick of poison ivy on my mind
Don’t need your love
hal ireun manheunde sone an japhine
mwonga bung tteun deuthae
ganjireowojin mami saljjak bupun deuthae
ireom an doeneunde
dwisungsunghaejyeoseo kyeon inseuta seutorie
wae nega tteuneun geonde
And I really miss you
And I can’t get you out of my mind
'cause every love is a poison ivy
It gives me scars
Then I feel like a failure
Mistakes and regrets
I'm sick of love
Sick of poison ivy on my mind
Don’t need your love
Love you always,
Love you forever, like diamonds
The sweetest lies, maybe
I'm a fool to think there must be true love
Somewhere, out there
sarangeul minneun ge baboin geonji
sarangiran mari gwajangdoen geonji
ijen al naiin geot gateunde
'Cause every love is a poison ivy
It gives me scars
Then I feel like a failure
Mistakes and regrets
I'm sick of love
Sick of poison ivy on my mind
Don’t need your love
A song about needing someone gone but still missing them, with love described as a rash that leaves scars. The lyric doesn't try to resolve the contradiction between 'need you here in my bed' and 'need you out of my bed'. It lets both statements sit there, which feels more honest than a neat emotional arc.
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