A K-pop ballad where the singer admits they're still crying over someone who's gone.
A K-pop ballad where the singer admits they're still crying over someone who's gone.
What sticks is how the lyric refuses to move on, even when it claims to want to.
'Neo eomneun naui haruga neomu himdeureo' ('A day without you is too hard') isn't a setup for growth, it's a flat statement of fact.
A K-pop ballad where the singer admits they're still crying over someone who's gone.
Nan seulpeoseo seulpeo / Ulmyeonseo ureo
What sticks is how the lyric refuses to move on, even when it claims to want to. 'Neo eomneun naui haruga neomu himdeureo' ('A day without you is too hard') isn't a setup for growth, it's a flat statement of fact. The song circles the same images because the singer's memory is circling, replaying 'neoui chueokdeulman' ('only your memories') like a song that won't end.
"Nan seulpeoseo seulpeo / Ulmyeonseo ureo" translates to 'I'm sad so I'm sad / Crying while crying.' It's not trying to be clever or find new words for grief. The singer just keeps saying the same thing because that's what's happening, they're stuck in the crying, and the words have nowhere else to go. Even when they sing 'Baby one last cry / Ijen geuman kkeutnaellae' ('Baby one last cry / Now let's just end it'), you can hear the doubt in the 'let's just,' like they're bargaining with a feeling that won't bargain back.
Those opening lines don't build toward anything, they just state the condition. 'I'm sad so I'm sad / Crying while crying' has a blunt, almost childish logic that makes the feeling feel immediate, not poetic.
The way the vocal harmonies swell on 'neoman boneunji' ('only seeing you') gives the repetition a haunted quality, like the singer can't look away even when they want to.
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Nan seulpeoseo seulpeo
Ulmyeonseo ureo
Neo eomneun naui haruga neomu himdeureo
Nan miwoseo miwo
Apaseo apa
Neo tteonan huro nunmulman heulleo
Nan ajikdo ne eolgulman boinda
Nae juwien ontong
Neoui chueokdeulman maemdonda
Sureul masigo maeil chingul mannado
Ontong nae gaseumen bisucheoreom
Ne moseumman kkochinda
Itneundago ijeotdago keuge useobojiman
Jiundago jiwotdago gogae jeotgo itjiman
Iraedo andoe jeongmal jeoraedo andoe
Jeongmal eotteokhaeya haneun geoya
Baby one last cry
Ijen geuman kkeutnaellae
Geoteuron utjiman
Wae jakku nae gaseumi
Naui nuni neoman boneunji
Nan seulpeoseo seulpeo
Ulmyeonseo ureo
Neo eomneun naui haruga neomu himdeureo
Nan miwoseo miwo
Apaseo apa
Neo tteonan huro nunmulman heulleo
Neon ijeonni nae moseubeul ijeonni
Na eobsido pyeonhage
Neo jalsandago deureosseo
Naega eomneunde beolsseo nareul itgoseo
Neon tto dareun sarange ppajyeo
Nareul jeonbu jiun geoni
Anil geoya aniramyeo sureul masyeo
Bojiman deullil geoya deullirago
Neoreul bulleo bojiman
Haruga jinagago han dari
Jinagado wae nae mameun ttokgateunji
Baby one last cry
Ijen geuman kkeutnaellae
Geoteuron utjiman
Wae jakku nae gaseumi
Naui nuni neoman boneunji
Nan seulpeoseo seulpeo
Ulmyeonseo ureo
Neo eomneun naui haruga neomu himdeureo
Nan miwoseo miwo
Apaseo apa
Neo tteonan huro nunmulman heulleo
Dorawa nan ajik neoman bwa
Nae sarangi neol gidarijanha
Nan seulpeoseo seulpeo
Ulmyeonseo ureo
Neo eomneun naui haruga neomu himdeureo
Nan miwoseo miwo
Apaseo apa
Neo tteonan huro
Nae gaseumi ulmyeonseo ureo
A K-pop ballad where the singer admits they're still crying over someone who's gone. What sticks is how the lyric refuses to move on, even when it claims to want to. 'Neo eomneun naui haruga neomu himdeureo' ('A day without you is too hard') isn't a setup for growth, it's a flat statement of fact.
N-Train (K-POP) performs "울면서 울어 (One Last Cry)", and this lyric page sits inside the N-Train (K-POP) catalog on LyroVerse.
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