A song about leaving someone behind, hoping they'll be okay without you.
A song about leaving someone behind, hoping they'll be okay without you.
The lyric leans hard on that single, fragile bargain: your happiness for my absence.
It doesn't dress up the sacrifice or promise a clean break, just hangs everything on that 'if'.
A song about leaving someone behind, hoping they'll be okay without you.
neoman haengbok'adamyon
The lyric leans hard on that single, fragile bargain: your happiness for my absence. It doesn't dress up the sacrifice or promise a clean break, just hangs everything on that 'if'. That's where the song lives, in the space between a noble intention and a raw, unfinished feeling.
The repeated plea 'neoman haengbok'adamyon', if only you are happy, carries the whole weight. It's not just a wish; it's the only condition that makes leaving bearable. The singer keeps circling back to it, as if saying it enough might make the loneliness ahead feel purposeful.
Everything in the song hinges on this line. It's the deal being offered, the reason for the whole painful departure, stated as plainly as a last request.
The way the phrase 'neoreul namgyeo tallago', leaving you behind, returns, each time sounding a little more worn down.
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eonjeboot'eonga sarangeeran keol paeweosseo
saranggwa hamkke na noonmooldo paeweosseo
keuraesseottnabwa nan neowaneun tallattnabwa
kwaenchaneulgeoya eochap'ee honjayeosseuneekka
haneuree naege ee jjalbeun sesangee naege
neol toogo karahamyeon k'euge soreechyeo taedap'agesseo
naega jeegeum ddeonado neoman haengbok'adamyeon
neega p'yeonhee shweel soo eettdamyeon keurae nareul teryeogarago
taesheen na-e kaseume neoreul namgyeo tallago
neomoo keureeweo heemee teulmyeon kkeonae pol soo ettdorok
haneuree naege ee jjalbeun sesangee
neol toogo karahamyeon k'euge soreechyeo taedap'agesseo
naega jeegeum ddeonado neoman haengbok'adamyeon
neega p'yeonhee shweel soo eettdamyeon keurae nareul teryeogarago
taesheen ojeek neomaneun seulp'eohajee mallago
naega namgyeodoon ee sesangee poojok'ajee ant'orok
neol meecheedorok saranghae na yeongweonkkajee paeweoga
tan haroorado neo eopsheen andwae
naege jeegeum ddeondado neoman haengbok'adamyeon
neega p'yeonhee shweel soo eettdamyeon keurae nareul teryeogarago
taesheen na-e kaseume neoreul namgyeo tallago
neomoo keureeweo heemee teulmyeon kkeonae pol soo eettdorok
neomoo keureeweo heemee teulddaemyeon kkeonae pol soo eettdorok
A song about leaving someone behind, hoping they'll be okay without you. The lyric leans hard on that single, fragile bargain: your happiness for my absence. It doesn't dress up the sacrifice or promise a clean break, just hangs everything on that 'if'.
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