A song that insists it's okay while the lyrics keep circling back to the ache.
A song that insists it's okay while the lyrics keep circling back to the ache.
The lyric circles its own pain without ever naming it directly, which is the whole point.
It's the sound of someone trying to build a wall with words that keep crumbling back into longing.
A song that insists it's okay while the lyrics keep circling back to the ache.
nae nunmureul boge doemyeon budi moreuncheokhae jwo
The lyric circles its own pain without ever naming it directly, which is the whole point. It's the sound of someone trying to build a wall with words that keep crumbling back into longing.
The phrase 'gyeote isseo jul piryo eopseo', I don't need you by my side, gets repeated like a shield. But the pressure shows in lines like 'hagopeun ge manhado mugiryeoge muneojyeo,' where the singer admits they're collapsing under the weight of things they want to say but can't. It's less about stating a fact and more about trying to convince an empty room.
If you see my tears, just pretend you don't know. It's a quiet, devastating request that undercuts every 'I'm ok' that came before it.
The way the 'I'm ok' refrain returns each time feels less like a chorus and more like a mantra that's starting to wear thin.
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I'm ok
wirohaji ma dongjeonghaji ma
gyeote isseo jul piryo eopseo
gwaenchanheunikka
I’m ok
geokjeonghaji ma singyeong sseuji ma
charari honja issneun ge nan
iksukhanikka
I’m ok
deutgi silheo modeun himi doeneun maldeul
hyeonsiri mugeowo deulji moshae jameul
chaeul geol chajdaga chaewojineun jandeul
memareun nae gamjeonge soljikhaejiji gakkeum
mudeomdeomhaji eotteon sanghwangi wado
honjain ge pyeonhal ttaedo
oeroumeun nareul japgo
hagopeun ge manhado mugiryeoge muneojyeo
jal jinaenyaneun mureume
nae dapbyeoneun balkeun miso
sesang sok moduga
naege deungeul dollin deushae
chorahan nae moseup
haneopsi jagajine
dagaol oeroume
samuchyeosseul ttae
nae nunmureul boge doemyeon
budi moreuncheokhae jwo
I’m ok
wirohaji ma dongjeonghaji ma
gyeote isseo jul piryo eopseo
gwaenchanheunikka
I’m ok
geokjeonghaji ma singyeong sseuji ma
charari honja issneun ge nan
iksukhanikka
I’m ok
deutgi silheo modeun himi doeneun maldeul
nan gwaenchanheunde wae yunan tteoneunji dadeul
ibyeori nalkarowo jogeum geulkhyeosseul ppun
geumbang naajigessji haru iteul jinamyeon
chimmugui uimineun kkok haengbokharago
nunmurui uimineun jinsillo saranghaessdago
geunyeo tteonagandago
nan jukji anheuni
saengi kkeutnan saramcheoreom nal boji mara jwo
barami seuchimyeon
nagyeobi heundeulligo
padoga seuchimyeon
badaga heundeullideus
sarangi seuchin nado
heundeullyeosseul ppun
nae nunmureul boge doemyeon
budi moreuncheokhae jwo
I’m ok
wirohaji ma dongjeonghaji ma
gyeote isseo jul piryo eopseo
gwaenchanheunikka
I’m ok
geokjeonghaji ma singyeong sseuji ma
charari honja issneun ge nan
iksukhanikka
I’m ok
nae seulpeumeun byeolgeo aniraneun deus
useoneomgiryeoneun nega nan wonmangseureowo
leave me alone
naege dagaoji ma
eochapi tteonagal saram
jeongdeulkka bwa museowo
I’m ok
wirohaji ma dongjeonghaji ma
gyeote isseo jul piryo eopseo
gwaenchanheunikka
I’m ok
geokjeonghaji ma singyeong sseuji ma
charari honja issneun ge nan
iksukhanikka
I’m ok
amugeosdo moreujanha neon
da aneun cheokhaji mara jwo
nal wihandaneun mal
ojirapdo neolpeusyeo
honja issgo sipeuni
nal jom naebeoryeo dwo
A song that insists it's okay while the lyrics keep circling back to the ache. The lyric circles its own pain without ever naming it directly, which is the whole point. It's the sound of someone trying to build a wall with words that keep crumbling back into longing.
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