A Korean ballad about loving someone so much you have to let them go.
A Korean ballad about loving someone so much you have to let them go.
The phrase 'neomuna saranghaeseo' ('because you loved me too much') does the heavy lifting.
It's not about a lack of love, but about a love so intense it becomes a weight, a 'piercing' the singer can't quite bear.
A Korean ballad about loving someone so much you have to let them go.
neomuna saranghaeseo
The phrase 'neomuna saranghaeseo' ('because you loved me too much') does the heavy lifting. It's not about a lack of love, but about a love so intense it becomes a weight, a 'piercing' the singer can't quite bear. The lyric circles back to that childhood image, 'aicheoreom' ('like a child'), as if to say the pure, simple version of love got lost somewhere, and now all that's left is the ache of knowing you're the reason someone has to leave.
It flips the script. The problem isn't being unloved; it's being loved in a way that feels impossible to live up to or contain. That's a much rarer, more complicated kind of heartbreak to put into words.
The way the vocal delivery softens on 'mianhae' ('I'm sorry'), almost folding into the melody, makes the apology sound genuinely weary, not performative.
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deoneun saenggakhal gachido eopsdago
kkeumjjikhadago neukkyeosseo
kkwae orae geollyeosseo modeun ge
ihaedoegikkaji
geureon mari issdae
hanbeon heeojyeossdeon yeonineun
gyeolgugen geu iyuro
dasi heeojindaneun mal
daesuropji anhge yeogyeossneunde
gieokhani uriui cheot beonjjae ibyeol
neoneun nal saranghaeseo
neomuna saranghaeseo
nal hwanage hal ildeureul gollaseo
naega neoreul
barabwa jugil wonhaessdeon geot gata
aicheoreom
naneun nal saranghaeseo
sarangi duryeowoseo
naega geureohge
neol saranghaji anhneun geol almyeonseodo
gyeote dugo sipeossdeon geot gata
I needed your love
chungbunhan sarangeul juji moshaeseo mianhae
ije geureon sarangeul hae
iyureul mollasseo neowa haengbokhal ttaedo
neol tteoollimyeon neudaseopsi
nunmuri nasseo
nado moreuge mameun
algo isseossna bwa dagaol kkeuteul
golmeul daero golmeun
pieosingeul ppaenaeneun geoscheoreom
gyeondil su isseul jul arassneunde
hwolssin deo apeune mudyeojijiga anha
neoneun nal saranghaeseo
neomuna saranghaeseo
nal hwanage hal ildeureul gollaseo
naega neoreul
barabwa jugil wonhaessdeon geot gata
aicheoreom
naneun nal saranghaeseo
sarangi duryeowoseo
naega geureohge
neol saranghaji anhneun geol almyeonseodo
gyeote dugo sipeossdeon geot gata
I needed your love
chungbunhan sarangeul juji moshaeseo mianhae
hope you find someone
who gives it to you
ije geureon sarangeul hae
neomuna saranghaeseo
nal hwanage hal ildeureul gollaseo
naega neoreul
barabwa jugil wonhaessdeon geot gata
aicheoreom
naneun nal saranghaeseo
sarangi duryeowoseo
naega geureohge
neol saranghaji anhneun geol almyeonseodo
gyeote dugo sipeossdeon geot gata
I needed your love
neon naege jibieossgo
nal sumgil su issneun osjangieossgo
nae nayakhami yongseodoeneun
yuilhan ibul sogieosseo
A Korean ballad about loving someone so much you have to let them go. The phrase 'neomuna saranghaeseo' ('because you loved me too much') does the heavy lifting. It's not about a lack of love, but about a love so intense it becomes a weight, a 'piercing' the singer can't quite bear.
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