A Korean ballad where the singer pleads for one more chance, mixing English urgency with a classic romantic plea.
A Korean ballad where the singer pleads for one more chance, mixing English urgency with a classic romantic plea.
This one treats the loss like a system failure that needs an immediate reboot.
The '119' in the title is the Korean emergency number, and the lyric operates like that call, frantic, repetitive, hoping the right phrase will dispatch help.
A Korean ballad where the singer pleads for one more chance, mixing English urgency with a classic romantic plea.
Ne sarangeun Emergency
Most breakup songs mourn what's lost. This one treats the loss like a system failure that needs an immediate reboot. The '119' in the title is the Korean emergency number, and the lyric operates like that call, frantic, repetitive, hoping the right phrase will dispatch help.
The repeated 'Emergency' and 'P-L-E-A-S-E' aren't just English words dropped in. They're the raw, unfiltered signals of someone who's run out of polished language. When everything else feels numb or stuck, those words become the only direct line he has left. It's the sound of a person switching to emergency broadcast mode because the quiet, patient love song didn't work.
Calling love an 'Emergency' flips the script. It's not a gentle feeling anymore; it's a crisis that demands a response, right now. That one word holds all the song's panic and hope.
The way 'I can't believe that it's over' bookends the early verses, acting less like a thought and more like a mantra he's trying to convince himself of.
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(Ne shimjangi ne sarangi mumchoolgut gattado)
Na jigeum apa yuleena soomdo mot shiwo
Mungdeun gaseumeun ni ileumman wechuh
I can't believe that it's over
Nuhlaneun yuhja namjaehgeh motjwo
Ne sarangeun dan harudo mot shwiuh
Ne gaseumeun nuh ubtshineun mot ddwiuh
Nuh ubtshineun mwul halsoo eetgessuh
I can't believe that it's over
I can't never let you go
That's why you got to know
Jichuh sseuluhjil ddehggahji na sarangeul wonhago
Ijen jebal nal sarang hejwo
Hanabbooneen Girlfriend, Let's begin
Dashi shijakheh 'Till the end
Nul saranghe sewuli jinado
Nul saranghe sesangi byunhandedo
Daleun nugudo nul deshin halsoo ubtsuh
Nuhdo algoitjana
Ne sarangeun dan harudo mot shiwuh
Nuh ubshi nan han soongando mot sala
Niga issuhyahman nan soomeul shiwun
Yungwonhi unjeggajina saranghe
P-L-E-A-S-E
Ne sarangeun Emergency
Dolawa Give me one more chance to me
Oolin ddeuhnelsoo ubneun Man to be
(x2)
Jebal suntekheh Make it Hot
Ooli sarangi boolta buligeh
Nuleul mot boneun gut boda
Chalali dambelul ggeutneungeh pyunheh
Ijen jebal nal sarang hejwo
Hanabbooneen Girlfriend, Let's begin
Dashi shijakheh 'Till the end
Nul saranghe sewuli jinado
Nul saranghe sesangi byunhandedo
Daleun nugudo nul deshin halsoo ubtsuh
Nuhdo algoitjana
Ne sarangeun dan harudo mot shiwuh
Nuh ubshi nan han soongando mot sala
Niga issuhyahman nan soomeul shiwun
Yungwonhi unjeggajina saranghe
Shimjangi mumchoolgut gatado (x2)
Ne sarang nuhwa idero (x2)
Gomawuh nal saranghe jwosuh
Gomawuh nal ootgeh hehjwosuh
(Ne shimjangi ne sarangi mumchoolgut gattado)
Naeh nooni anin neh gaseumeulo haneun mal
Unjeggaji na nul saranghe
Shibnyuni jinado
Geudeh bameul bichooneun juh byulchulum
Dashi hanbun teuhnaduhlado
Geuluhkeh nan geuhdemaneul saranghe~
Back Back, I want it back
Himi dwel sarangeul jikyuhjwo
You You You got to know
Nuhmaneul wiheh I need you love
(x2)
Saranghe ...
A Korean ballad where the singer pleads for one more chance, mixing English urgency with a classic romantic plea. This one treats the loss like a system failure that needs an immediate reboot. The '119' in the title is the Korean emergency number, and the lyric operates like that call, frantic, repetitive, hoping the right phrase will dispatch help.
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