A Korean ballad about love that's already over, but still feels impossible to release.
A Korean ballad about love that's already over, but still feels impossible to release.
Simon D's verse about tracing the familiar streets adds a layer of physical habit to the emotional paralysis.
The lyric doesn't mourn a grand love story as much as it grieves the mundane routines that became a home, and how empty that home feels when you're the only one still living there.
A Korean ballad about love that's already over, but still feels impossible to release.
Saranghaetjanha jukdorok saranghaetjanha
Simon D's verse about tracing the familiar streets adds a layer of physical habit to the emotional paralysis. The lyric doesn't mourn a grand love story as much as it grieves the mundane routines that became a home, and how empty that home feels when you're the only one still living there.
The plea 'Ije geuman jom hae', 'Please, just stop now', isn't a request for the other person. It's a command to his own heart, which keeps replaying the memories like a stuck record. He's trying to convince himself that the days they shone are already over, that it's time to let the meal go cold, but the wanting keeps circling back.
It's a blunt, exhausted confession. He's not boasting about the depth of his love; he's stating it as the reason he's now wrecked, as if the intensity itself is what doomed them.
The way K.Will's voice tightens on 'Saranghaetjanha jukdorok', 'I loved you to death', makes the past feel like a physical weight he can't put down.
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Ije geuman jom hae
Deoneun mot chamgesseunikka
Na sum jom swige haejwo
[Simon D]
Naui pireul mallineun ni jipchak gigacha sanaun dosi wireul dallineun geotcheoreom
Heoltteokdaegiman bappa neoe daehan naui mideum ajigeun byeorang kkeuteseo himgyeopge japgo beotigo itji
Ijeneun bap meogeonnyaneun mureumedo dangyeonhan deusi nan neol sogiji
Jilgigo jilgin inyeone julgi ssak da jallanaego sipeo
Ppyojokhan gasiga dwaebeoryeo ttakkeumgeorineun neowaui gieok
Uriga bichi natdeon naldeureun imi kkeojin ji oraeya
Nae soneun jabado doe igeon mwo geunyang jeonginikka ohaema Please
[K. Will and HyoRin]
Saranghaetjanha jukdorok saranghaetjanha eojjeoda uriga ireoke doen geoya
Maeumi apa apaseo michil geot gata dasi cheoeum geuttaero dolligo sipeo
[K. Will]
Saranghae geureongeol neon wae moreuni ni mami byeonhan geot gata
[Simon D]
Aejeungilkka hoksina haeseo yeoreo beon uimuneul deonjyeobwatjiman
Niga mandeureotdeon gusogiraneun bangeun neomu chuwosseo
Geuraeseo miwohaneun gamjeongi deo jaranangeon sasiriya
Nan neoegeseo bogi sirheun jeomman boryeogo haewasseunikka
[K. Will and HyoRin]
Saranghaetjanha jukdorok saranghaetjanha eojjeoda uriga ireoke doen geoya
Maeumi apa apaseo michil geot gata dasi cheoeum geuttaero dolligo sipeo
[K. Will and HyoRin]
Wae geureoneunde nareul nohajwo ijen nal tteonajima eonjebuteo modeun ge da modeun ge byeonhaebeoryeosseo
Nunmuri nawa jeongmal michil geot gata urin jugeul mankeum saranghaetjanha
Eonjebuteonji eodiseo jalmotdoen geonji modeungeol da dolligo sipeo
A Korean ballad about love that's already over, but still feels impossible to release. Simon D's verse about tracing the familiar streets adds a layer of physical habit to the emotional paralysis. The lyric doesn't mourn a grand love story as much as it grieves the mundane routines that became a home, and how empty that home feels when you're the only one still living there.
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