A Korean ballad about staying up with memories and trying to let go.
A Korean ballad about staying up with memories and trying to let go.
The lyric leans on simple, physical details, a coffee scent, a night breeze, to hold a feeling that's too big to state directly.
It's less about explaining the pain and more about surviving the quiet hours when it shows up.
A Korean ballad about staying up with memories and trying to let go.
Ije geumanhaja ije geumanhaja
The lyric leans on simple, physical details, a coffee scent, a night breeze, to hold a feeling that's too big to state directly. It's less about explaining the pain and more about surviving the quiet hours when it shows up.
The phrase 'Ije geumanhaja' repeats like a tired mantra. It's someone telling themselves to stop, to quit dwelling, but the words don't stick. They're answering the pressure of a memory that won't fade, a devotion that turned into a weight.
Those two words carry the whole struggle, the want to move on, and the fact you're still saying it means you haven't.
The way 'Ije geumanhaja' lands each time, a little more worn out.
LyroVerse editor's notes are interpretation guides, not final truth. If something looks off, use comments, reporting, or Contact.
The lyric stays readable and compact here; the note and related paths sit nearby so you do not lose the song while looking for context.
Jam mot irugo nuneul tteo baraboni
Bamsae jeojeun meorimate nae begaega
Ije geumanhaja ije geumanhaja
Jebal ije noha jugenni
Apeumman hoesanghamyeo jisaen eojetbam
Geutorok nal dudeurin bissorikkajido
Ije geumanhaja ije geumanhaja
Ije saranghal sun eopgenni
Seogeulpeun gieoge nal gipi gadwodugo
Geurimjaman jjochadanyeosseo ijen da saranghallae
And i am going to the right way for you
Jeogi jeo haneul kkeutkkaji dallil geoya
Sojunghan gieogeul irheodo
Deo saeroun miraereul eodeosseunikka
Supyeongseon kkeutjarage gadeuk damgin
Neohuideure sarange bodaphal su itdorok
Naega neol jikyeonael geoya
Geurae mueotgwado bakkul su eomneun
Neowa na geurigo modu urin hanainikka
Kokkeuteul ganjireophineun coffee hyangdo
Sallanggeorineun bombaram kkot hyanggido
Nal bangyeo jujanha nal bangyeo jujanha
Uril bogo utjanha geurae
Gin bamsai naeryeoon iseureul meogeumeun purip
Singgeureommaneurodo urin haengbokhanikka
And i am going to the right way for you
Jeogi jeo haneul kkeutkkaji dallil geoya
Sojunghan gieogeul irheodo
Deo saeroun miraereul eodeosseunikka
Supyeongseon kkeutjarage gadeuk damgin
Neohuideure sarange bodaphal su itdorok
Naega neol jikyeonael geoya
Geurae mueotgwado bakkul su eomneun
Neowa na geurigo modu urin hanainikka
Gureum dwie sumeoseo ulgo itdeon geoya
Ijen dangdanghi pyeogo sesangeul barabwa
Hamseong soriga deullijanha
Ttatteutagiman haetdeon uri kkumi
Jeomjeom meoreojil ttaen amheuk jeongjeon
Geu ttae geu nugun neohuin imi jeongjeom
Naeryeogal gilman nameun chojeom heuryeojin
Imi da tteoreojyeo beorin saljeom
Geurae baro geuttaeya
Neohuideuri uri soneul kkwak jaba jun geon
Meotjjeogeun uri misoreul doechaja jun geon
Boran deusi nuguboda haneulkkaji ttwieobora
Himeul doechajajun neo
Supyeongseon kkeutjarage gadeuk damgin
Neohuideure sarange bodaphal su itdorok
Naega neol jikyeonael geoya
Geurae mueotgwado bakkul su eomneun
Neowa na geurigo modu urin hanainikka
Urin hanainikka
Urin hanainikka
Neul mianhae jinjjaro
Hanainikka
A Korean ballad about staying up with memories and trying to let go. The lyric leans on simple, physical details, a coffee scent, a night breeze, to hold a feeling that's too big to state directly. It's less about explaining the pain and more about surviving the quiet hours when it shows up.
JYJ performs "You're", and this lyric page sits inside the JYJ catalog on LyroVerse.
Yes. The page carries the LyroVerse editor's note "JYJ's 'You're' and the long night", followed by the full lyric and related songs.
Yes. The related section below points to Dear J (JaeJoong Solo) and 2:30 am with a short reason for opening each page next.
Use the artist link near the top of the page or the related paths section below to keep moving through JYJ's lyric pages.
Interpretations, questions, memories, and correction notes live together here. The room stays noindex while the best insights are reviewed.
No listener comments on You're yet.
We only count reactions from signed-in listeners so the scores stay clean and trustworthy.
A strong comment here is specific: the phrase you keep hearing, the mood you come back for, or the reason this song stays in rotation.
Sign in to post the first listener note. Reporting stays open to everyone.