A Korean ballad about waiting for someone who's gone, built on the simple, repeated promise "I believe in you I'm missing you."
A Korean ballad about waiting for someone who's gone, built on the simple, repeated promise "I believe in you I'm missing you."
The lyric's power comes from its refusal to move on.
It repeats the core plea, "I believe in you I'm missing you", like a mantra against forgetting, even as it admits "maeumeul samkyeodo apa," that holding on in your heart still hurts.
A Korean ballad about waiting for someone who's gone, built on the simple, repeated promise "I believe in you I'm missing you."
dan hanappunideon daesinhal sudo eobsneun neol
The lyric's power comes from its refusal to move on. It repeats the core plea, "I believe in you I'm missing you", like a mantra against forgetting, even as it admits "maeumeul samkyeodo apa," that holding on in your heart still hurts.
The phrase "dan hanappunideon daesinhal sudo eobsneun neol", "you who were my only one, who can't be replaced", carries the whole weight. It's not just about missing someone; it's about a specific, irreplaceable absence that makes the world feel empty. The rest of the song is just the echo of that fact.
It names the specific kind of loss, not just any absence, but the one person who filled a role no one else can. That's what makes the waiting so absolute.
The way the Korean phrases "eodie issni" (where are you) and "bogo sipeojyeo" (I want to see you) frame the English lines gives the longing a quiet, daily rhythm.
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I believe in you
I'm missing you
gateun jalie seonmyeonghage namgyeojin
gieogeul geulyeonae
I believe in you
I'm missing you
jogeum neujeodo gwaenchanha ihaehae
doraol geol ara
niane naega namaissdamyeon ama
eodie issni
eotteon nalboda
bogo sipeojyeo
nal ilheobeolyeossni
dan hanappunideon
daesinhal sudo eobsneun
neol geuliwohae
haluhaluga
apado mideo neol
I believe in you
I'm missing you
ije deo isang heulyeojigi jeone
dolaol su issni
mianhae maeumeul samkyeodo apa.
eodie issni
eotteon nalboda
bogo sipeojyeo
nal ilheobeolyeossni
dan hanappunideon
daesinhal sudo eobsneun
neol geuliwohae
haluhaluga
apado mideo neol
A Korean ballad about waiting for someone who's gone, built on the simple, repeated promise "I believe in you I'm missing you." The lyric's power comes from its refusal to move on. It repeats the core plea, "I believe in you I'm missing you", like a mantra against forgetting, even as it admits "maeumeul samkyeodo apa," that holding on in your heart still hurts.
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