A Korean ballad about carrying someone's pain when you can't even speak their name.
A Korean ballad about carrying someone's pain when you can't even speak their name.
This one asks to inherit it, to make the other's 'ancient wounds' and 'loneliness' a permanent part of the singer's own memory.
The devotion feels less romantic and more like a solemn, stubborn duty.
A Korean ballad about carrying someone's pain when you can't even speak their name.
yeongwonhi nan neoreul ijji anha
Most love songs promise to erase pain. This one asks to inherit it, to make the other's 'ancient wounds' and 'loneliness' a permanent part of the singer's own memory. The devotion feels less romantic and more like a solemn, stubborn duty.
The repeated plea 'neoreul deullyeojwo', 'let me hear you', isn't about conversation. It's a request to be burdened. The singer wants the other person's 'jeolmang', their despair, and their 'jim', their load. There's a quiet vanity in wanting to be the only one strong enough to hold it.
'I will never forget you forever', the double emphasis on eternity feels less like a promise and more like a sentence the singer is passing on themselves.
The way the melody hangs on 'nalgaereul anajul su issdorok', 'so it can hold my wings', gives the whole metaphor a fragile, almost physical weight.
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neoui ireumeul malhajido moshae
neoui sajindo kkeonaeji moshae
jeongmal kkeutilkka bwa da muneojilkka bwa
nae maeumdo yeoreoboji moshae
sigana naege gihoereul jwo
chama moshan mari isseo
jal garan mareun nae mami anya
honjaseo mosnae chamawasseul
sumanheun oeroumdeureul
ijeseoya nan ihaehal su isseo
neoleul deullyeojwo neoui jeolmang-eul
idaelo kkeut-i aniya
na-ege neoui jim-eul jwo
olaen apeum-eul naege naemil-eo
yeon-yaghan sangcheotuseong-i
nalgaeleul an-ajul su issdolog
gyeongohan neoui seulpeumdeureun
ajik naege nama isseo
jal ga hanmadi nan haji moshae
sesangui mojin gieokdeure
godokhaesseul ne maeumeul
ijeseoya badadeuril su isseo
neoreul deullyeojwo neoui jeolmangeul
idaero kkeuti aniya
naege neoui jimeul jwo
oraen apeumeul naege naemireo
yeonyakhan sangcheotuseongi
nalgaereul anajul su issdorok
yeongwonhi nan neoreul ijji anha
neoui gyejeoreun da nae ane isseo
ije narabwa neoui haneureul
apeumdeuri sarajin geu goseuro
hwolhwol naraga
nan ijeseoya neoreul noraehae
gwisgae i noraega deullindamyeon
malhage haejwo ne ireumeul
ne ireumeul
A Korean ballad about carrying someone's pain when you can't even speak their name. This one asks to inherit it, to make the other's 'ancient wounds' and 'loneliness' a permanent part of the singer's own memory. The devotion feels less romantic and more like a solemn, stubborn duty.
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