A Korean ballad about a love that might have survived with one different choice.
A Korean ballad about a love that might have survived with one different choice.
It just circles the same few seconds, testing different outcomes like checking a door you know is locked.
That repetition feels true to how regret actually works, it's stubborn, not poetic.
A Korean ballad about a love that might have survived with one different choice.
majimak geu Sungane
The lyric doesn't dramatize the loss. It just circles the same few seconds, testing different outcomes like checking a door you know is locked. That repetition feels true to how regret actually works, it's stubborn, not poetic.
The phrase 'majimak geu Sungane', that last moment, holds everything. The singer keeps returning to it, wondering if reading a look in someone's eyes could have changed the entire story. It's less about grand romance and more about the quiet panic of realizing you missed your one chance to say or do the right thing.
Everything hangs on those words. The whole song is built from wondering what could have happened right then, in that final instant before everything changed.
The way the melody lingers on 'dallajyeosseulkka', 'would we have been different?', gives the question its weight.
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Gamanhi nae ipsuri geu ireum bureul ttae
Bulleoboda gaseumi deolkeok naeryeo anjeul ttae
Naneun saenggakhaebwayo majimak geu
Sungane geudae nunbit ilgeotdamyeon
Urin heeojiji anhasseulkkayo
Sarangeul mollasseo sarangeul gyeote dugodo
Suminjul arasseo geujeo pyeonhi swil su inneun
Neol anajwotdamyeon geuttae neol honja
Duji anhatdeoramyeon urin dallajyeosseulkka
Yeojeonhi neoneun nae gyeote nohyeoisseulkka
Hamkke deutdeon noraee georeumi meomchul ttae
Nae maeumi masin sure tto momi apeul ttae
Naneun saenggakhaebwayo majimak geudae
Ape nae moseubi dallatdamyeon
Geudaen naui gyeoteseo utgo isseulkka
Ibyeoreul mollasseo ibyeoreul ape dugodo
Kkumin jul arasseo geujeo jamsi dwicheogineun
Neol jabatdeoramyeon geuttae dasi nege
Dallyeogatdeoramyeon urin dallajyeosseulkka
Ibyeoldo uril bikyeogal su isseosseulkka
Nae gyeote saratdeon naldeul
Na ulgo utdeon modeun il
Tto geudaeran han saramui modeun gieogeul
Damgo sal su isseulkkayo
Hansunganirado geudael barabol su itdamyeon
Tto geudaereul ana bol su itdamyeon...
Geujeo dan hansunganirado geudael dasi
A Korean ballad about a love that might have survived with one different choice. It just circles the same few seconds, testing different outcomes like checking a door you know is locked. That repetition feels true to how regret actually works, it's stubborn, not poetic.
Na Yoon Kwon performs "If Only", and this lyric page sits inside the Na Yoon Kwon catalog on LyroVerse.
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