A Korean hip-hop track about moving on from a relationship that's too painful to watch.
A Korean hip-hop track about moving on from a relationship that's too painful to watch.
The lyric leans into repetition because some truths only stick if you say them over and over.
That 'an bwado', won't watch, holds the whole tension: wanting to look away so badly you have to announce it, as if saying it makes it real.
A Korean hip-hop track about moving on from a relationship that's too painful to watch.
neomu ppeonhae an bwado
The lyric leans into repetition because some truths only stick if you say them over and over. That 'an bwado', won't watch, holds the whole tension: wanting to look away so badly you have to announce it, as if saying it makes it real.
The phrase 'neomu ppeonhae an bwado' does the heavy lifting here. It's not just describing pain; it's a shield against seeing someone who hurts you, a way to shut your eyes and claim control. When he adds 'I'm okay, neo an bwado,' it feels like someone convincing themselves in real time, a private argument set to a beat.
It's the core refusal, plain and repeated until it starts to sound less like a decision and more like a plea. You hear the effort it takes to not look.
The way 'bidio-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh' stretches out gives the refusal a weary, almost sarcastic drag.
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neomu ppeonhae an bwado, yeah
kkeutkkaji an bwado, mmm
nune seonhae an bwado, mm-hmm
an bwado bidio-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh
I'm okay, neo an bwado
(samryu) mello yeonghwa gata
sijakbuteo imi jindonghaneun jjan nae
(ssaksuneun) norahda moshae ppalgae
jalhaebwaya gojak chigi eorin hanttae
rago malhan chinguneun ije namnam
beosgyeojin kongkkakjie nan kamkam
haedo boine igeo hana boine
sarang ape eoribarihan meojeoriga
nega neomu sojunghae
maebeon neoneun geureohge
aemaehage dulleodae
geugeosmajeo johassneunde
jeongsin charyeoboni norigaeyeossne
bunhajiman geumanhallae, yeah
sseurigo apado ige jeongdabiya
uri sai
neomu ppeonhae an bwado, yeah
kkeutkkaji an bwado
(oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh)
nune seonhae an bwado, mmm
an bwado bidio
(oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh)
I'm okay, neo an bwado
habi an majeuni nappeul subakke eopsneun jeonjeok
honja dolgo dorassji yeonaeraneun jidokhan deonjeon
neoreul wihae sigangwa doneul michin deusi paming
huhoeneun an hae jeogeodo naneun jinsimieosseuni
gamhi naega hal ge I geimui mamurineun
neoro inhae naneun imi nareul manhi ilheossgo
jjipurin migane gipge saegyeojin chameul in
insaengeseo jalhan seontaegigessji properly
nugul ilbangjeogeuro saranghaneun geon hal jisi mot dwae
na daeum sarameun neohante bunmyeonghi yokhae, no cap
oh, I can stop loving you now
deo isangeun eopsji neo ttawiege maeum sseul iyuga
nega neomu sojunghae
maebeon neoneun geureohge
aemaehage dulleodae
geugeosmajeo johassneunde
jeongsin charyeoboni norigaeyeossne
bunhajiman geumanhallae, yeah
sseurigo apado ige jeongdabiya
uri sai
neomu ppeonhae an bwado, yeah
kkeutkkaji an bwado
(oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh)
nune seonhae an bwado, mmm
an bwado bidio
(oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh)
I'm okay, neo an bwado
arikkarihae meori jeorige
warigarihae deo hesgallige
irijeori mameul gajgo noneun
baljaegani nal hoguro mandeureo
arikkarihae meori jeorige
warigarihae deo hesgallige
irijeori mameul gajgo nolda nal
ppeong chabeorigessji an bwado ppeonhae
na honjaman kkeutnaebeorin sarang
neoneun apahaji anheul geol ara
daeum saramegen ireoji mara
ama huhoehage doel geoya neon, oh-oh, ooh
neomu ppeonhae an bwado, yeah
kkeutkkaji an bwado
(oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh)
nune seonhae an bwado, mmm
an bwado bidio
(oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh)
I'm okay, neo an bwado
A Korean hip-hop track about moving on from a relationship that's too painful to watch. The lyric leans into repetition because some truths only stick if you say them over and over. That 'an bwado', won't watch, holds the whole tension: wanting to look away so badly you have to announce it, as if saying it makes it real.
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