A K-pop breakup track where the pain lingers long after the relationship ends.
A K-pop breakup track where the pain lingers long after the relationship ends.
The lyric treats the absence of love as a tangible space, 'neoneun eodie', where are you, that the singer keeps trying to fill with sleep or any word that might work.
It's not about moving on but about mapping the exact shape of what's missing, which is why the pain gets 'deo gipge', deeper, instead of fading.
A K-pop breakup track where the pain lingers long after the relationship ends.
Modeunge kkeutnasseo love is gone
The lyric treats the absence of love as a tangible space, 'neoneun eodie', where are you, that the singer keeps trying to fill with sleep or any word that might work. It's not about moving on but about mapping the exact shape of what's missing, which is why the pain gets 'deo gipge', deeper, instead of fading.
"Modeunge kkeutnasseo love is gone" , everything is over, love is gone, feels less like a declaration and more like a fact the singer keeps repeating to make it real. There's a pressure in 'Gaseumeul buyeojaba', hold my chest, as if the physical ache might spill out if not contained. The memory isn't romantic; it's 'jjitgyeobeorin sangcheo', a wound that's been torn open again.
Saying everything is finished doesn't make it feel finished. The line circles back because the ending hasn't settled, not in the room or in the chest.
The way 'Harurado jamdeulgo shipeo', I want to fall asleep even for a day, lands with exhausted plainness, no drama, just a need for the thoughts to stop.
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Nunmul naone
Naneun muneojyeo
Apeuda sumi chaolla
Munteum sairo
Neoye hyanggiga sarajyeo
Neoneun eodie
Harurado jamdeulgo shipeo
Eotteon maldo wiroga andwae
Neol bonaeneunge ireoke himdeungeonji
Gaseumeul buyeojaba
Like the pain sarangeun eobtta
Ije jjitgyeobeorin sangcheomani nama
Deo gipge paein nae apeummani
Modeunge kkeutnasseo love is gone
I’m falling jeomjeom sarajineun gieok
Yateun gamjeonge ireobeorin miryeon
Imi kkeutnan sarangeun chorahae
Nal heundeureo neol itji mothage
Dashi taeeona neoreul itgetta
Cheoeum mannasseul ttae geuttae geu neukkim
Geu chueongmaneul damgoseo nan pyeongsaeng angoseo
Saragallae
Jeomjeom jichyeoga
Naneun sseureojyeo
Seulpeuda nunmul chaolla
Nae son jabajwo
Nareul nogyeojwo
Sarajyeo neoneun eodie
Harurado jamdeulgo shipeo
Eotteon maldo wiroga andwae
Neol bonaeneunge ireoke himdeungeonji
Gaseumeul buyeojaba
Like the pain sarangeun eobtta
Ije jjitgyeobeorin sangcheomani nama
Deo gipge paein nae apeummani
Modeunge kkeutnasseo love is gone
Byeoge gidaeeo ni sajin barabomyeo
Seuljjeok nunmul humchinda
Daeche gotongeun eonjejjeum kkeutnalneunji
Haneulman chyeodabonda
Gotongeun chueogi doeeo
Hutnal sangsanghamyeo useul su itgetji
Deo gipge paein nal eorumanjyeo
Modeunge kkeutnasseo love is gone
Like the pain sarangeun eobtta
Ije jjitgyeobeorin sangcheomani nama
Deo gipge paein nae apeummani
Modeunge kkeutnasseo love is gone
Haejilnyeok jeomuneun taeyangeul hayeomeopshi baraman boyeo
Chaoreun nunmul dakkeumyeo (ni saenggage sorichine)
Dachi ana deo areumdawo boran deushi tteonajwo
Yeongweonhi saranghal su itge boran deushi bitnajwo
A K-pop breakup track where the pain lingers long after the relationship ends. The lyric treats the absence of love as a tangible space, 'neoneun eodie', where are you, that the singer keeps trying to fill with sleep or any word that might work. It's not about moving on but about mapping the exact shape of what's missing, which is why the pain gets 'deo gipge', deeper, instead of fading.
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