A song about trying to send someone away while waiting for them to return.
A song about trying to send someone away while waiting for them to return.
The lyric doesn't argue with the pain or try to resolve it.
It just documents the routine: the night send-off, the tears, the pretense of moving on that collapses by the next day.
A song about trying to send someone away while waiting for them to return.
"Jebal dasi oji mallago nae ane neoreul mireo bonae bojiman"
The lyric doesn't argue with the pain or try to resolve it. It just documents the routine: the night send-off, the tears, the pretense of moving on that collapses by the next day. The weariness is in the repetition of "oneuldo nan", today, again, I.
The phrase "Jebal dasi oji mallago nae ane neoreul mireo bonae bojiman", please don't come again, I'll send you away from within me, holds the whole contradiction. You're telling someone to stay gone while admitting you're still holding them inside. It's the sound of trying to command a feeling that won't obey.
It's a plea that knows it's futile. Asking someone to stay away while confessing they're still lodged within you, that's the entire conflict of the song in one breath.
The way "dorawajwo naege", come back to me, repeats at the end, stripped down after all the earlier pleading, is what sticks.
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Eojjeoda deullyeoon noraega tto ni saenggagi nage hae oneuldo nan
Bamsaewo neol bonaeryeo aesseo bonaego tto neol bonae bwado nunmuri naeryeo
Jebal dasi oji mallago nae ane neoreul mireo bonae bojiman
Eojjeol suga eomneun michil deutan seulpeume tto nunmullo achimeul gidarigetji
Oneuldo nan huimihaejyeo boineun neowa naega hamkke itdeon gieok sogeseo haengbokhage ureo nan
Geuttaero nae son nochi anhatdeon uri haengbokhaetdeon geu sigan soge neowaui gieoge gatyeoseo oneuldo nan
Yongginae georeo bon jeonhwae amu maldo eomneun neo oneuldo naneun
Neomu apaseo neomu bogo sipeoseo neomu michil geot gataseo sumi makhyeoseo ijen
Jebal dasi naege orago nae ane neoreul kkeureoana bojiman
Tto dareun sarangeul haneun neol bomyeo geudaero modeun ge meomchwoseo sumeul swil himdo eobseo
Oneuldo nan huimihaejyeo boineun neowa naega hamkke itdeon gieok sogeseo haengbokhage ureo nan
Geuttaero nae son nochi anhatdeon uri haengbokhaetdeon geu sigan soge amureochi anheun cheok oneuldo
Sureul masyeodo ijen dareun saram mannado ijen miryeonhan gaseumi neoman gidaryeoseo nan
Jiuryeo halsurok jugeul geotman gataseo doraondago geureoke mitgetji tto oneuldo nan dorawajwo naege
Dorawajwo naege... naege ijen
Oneuldo nan haengbokhage boineun neowa naega hamkke itdeon nae moseupdeureul barabomyeo ureo nan
Geuttaero nae son nochi anhatdeon uri haengbokhaetdeon geu siganeuro neowaui geuttaero doraga oneuldo nan
A song about trying to send someone away while waiting for them to return. The lyric doesn't argue with the pain or try to resolve it. It just documents the routine: the night send-off, the tears, the pretense of moving on that collapses by the next day.
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