A ballad about watching someone leave and the quiet that follows.
A ballad about watching someone leave and the quiet that follows.
The lyric leans into the mundane details of aftermath: a bus stop, a walk home, a still-shaking heart.
It trusts that the specific ache of 'Ibyeoriraneungeol silgamhaesseo', 'I felt that this was a separation', is enough, without needing to dress it up.
A ballad about watching someone leave and the quiet that follows.
Beoseun tteonago neodo tteonago.
The lyric leans into the mundane details of aftermath: a bus stop, a walk home, a still-shaking heart. It trusts that the specific ache of 'Ibyeoriraneungeol silgamhaesseo', 'I felt that this was a separation', is enough, without needing to dress it up.
The phrase 'Beoseun tteonago neodo tteonago', 'The bus left and you left too', doesn't just state a fact. It answers the pressure of that final, physical confirmation. There's no more waiting at the stop, no more maybe. The words sit with the hollow space where a person used to be.
It's the plainest possible report of what happened. The bus left, then you did. The order matters, and the finality in that 'too' does all the work.
The way the parenthetical opening line hangs there, almost like a subtitle for everything that comes after.
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(neo ttaemune haengbokhajiga anha...)
Heeojyeodallan mareul haengbokhaji anhdan mareul
Kkeutnae ni ibeseo deutgo marasseo...
Neomu changpihagedo walkak nunmuri heulleoseo
Meonjeo ireoseoseo bakkeuro nagasseo...
Jibeuro ganeun jeongryujang... Ajikdo tteollineun simjang...
Geuman geu jarie jujeo anjasseo...
Beolsseo beoseureul myeot daessik bonaego saranghan neol bonaego
Ibyeoriraneungeol silgamhaesseo...
Nal tteonajima... Nareul ullijima...
Heeojijago malhajima...
Beoseun tteonago neodo tteonago... Dwineujge soneul heundeureodo
Ijen annyeong naui sarang annyeong
Uri jeongmal ibyeorin gabwa
Beoseun tteonasseo imi tteonasseo
Ni maeumdo da tteonagasseo... Goodbye
Rap)
Beoseun tteonago nahollo nama
Deonggeureoni nunmureun geureongi
Mideojiji anhneun mitgosipji anheun
Ibyeoreul eojjeoni nae gaseum tdulheojigo
Geu jarie geudaero
Niga ol ttaekkaji gidaryeo
You know nae kkumman gateun saranghan neol
Idaero bonael su eopsdangeol
Gyeolguk bonaebeorin munja... Uri heeojiji malja...
Bonaeji maraya hal munjayeosseo...
Neoreul bulpyeonhage mandeul geoya... Budamseureoul geoya...
Neujeun huhoeman nan hago isseo...
Nal tteonajima... Nareul ullijima...
Heeojijago malhajima...
Beoseun tteonago neodo tteonago... Dwineujge soneul heundeureodo
Ijen annyeong naui sarang annyeong
Uri jeongmal ibyeorin gabwa
Beoseun tteonasseo imi tteonasseo
Ni maeumdo da tteonagasseo... Goodbye
Nunmuri heureugo chagaun bismuldo heureugo...
Neoui moseupman... Jakku saenggakna... Jeongmal michidorok apeunde..... .
Neon tteonajiman... Nareul tteonajiman...
Uri birok heeojijiman...
Cham johassjanha... Haengbokhaessjanha... Geuttaen jeongmal saranghaessjanha...
Ijen annyeong... Naui sarang annyeong...
Neoreul bonaejwoya hana bwa...
Doraondaneun gidaen an hallae...
Ije dasin sarang an hallae..... . Goodbye
A ballad about watching someone leave and the quiet that follows. The lyric leans into the mundane details of aftermath: a bus stop, a walk home, a still-shaking heart. It trusts that the specific ache of 'Ibyeoriraneungeol silgamhaesseo', 'I felt that this was a separation', is enough, without needing to dress it up.
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