A Korean pop veteran draws a hard line against empty promises.
A Korean pop veteran draws a hard line against empty promises.
Park frames love as a transaction of words that have lost their currency.
When he sings "geunyang jeulgimyeo sara", just live enjoying yourself, it's a dismissal of the drama, an instruction to find pleasure elsewhere.
A Korean pop veteran draws a hard line against empty promises.
"Jikijido mothal yagsog dashin hajima"
Park frames love as a transaction of words that have lost their currency. When he sings "geunyang jeulgimyeo sara", just live enjoying yourself, it's a dismissal of the drama, an instruction to find pleasure elsewhere.
The phrase "Jikijido mothal yagsog dashin hajima" repeats like a mantra: don't make promises you can't keep. It's less about heartbreak and more about refusing the weight of someone else's unreliable words. He's shutting down the whole cycle before it starts again.
It's the core rule. He's not arguing about feelings; he's setting a practical boundary against future disappointment.
The "Oh no no no" refrains act like a hand pushing something away, a physical rejection of the idea.
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Ije sarangeun eobdta
No love no more
Sarangeun ije geuman geunyang jeulgimyeo sara
No love no more
Jikijido mothal yagsog dashin hajima
Oh no no no uh no no
Oh no no no uh no no
Oh no no no uh no no
Oh no no no uh no no
Imanhamyeon ije kkaedarayahae
Dashi hanbeon ddo dachigi jeone
Saranghandan mal naoryeohalddae
Eoddeohgedeun kkwag chamayaman hae
Naneun ddanddaraya gyesog geureolgeoya
Bonamana ppeonhi ddo ireon sanghwangi olkkeoya
Naneun dachilkkeoya neodo dachilkkeoya
Geureonikka kkumdo kkujima nawan eoulliji anha
No love no more
Sarangeun ije geuman geunyang jeulgimyeo sara
No love no more
Jikijido mothal yagsog dashin hajima
Nal saranghanda dashineun malhajima
Chaghannamjadeul sesangen neomu manha
Nawa noldaga dareun namjareul manna
Nawa isseodo jeongeun juji ma
Naneun ddanddaraya gyesog geureolgeoya
Bonamana ppeonhi ddo neoreul ulligo malkkeoya
Naneun dachilkkeoya neodo dachilkkeoya
Geureonikka kkumdo jjujima jeoldae kkumdo kkujima
No love no more
Sarangeun ije geuman geunyang jeulgimyeo sara
No love no more
Jikijido mothal yagsog dashin hajima
Oh no no no uh no no
Oh no no no uh no no
Oh no no no uh no no
Oh no no no uh no no
Geunyeoui nunmureul bomyeo gyeolshimhaesseo
Dashineun saranghaji anhgedago
Don't wanna hurt nobody again
No love no more
Sarangeun ije geuman geunyang jeulgimyeo sara
No love (no love) no more (more)
Jikijido mothal yagsog dashin hajima
Oh no no no uh no no
Oh no no no uh no no
Oh no no no uh no no
Oh no no no uh no no
No love
A Korean pop veteran draws a hard line against empty promises. Park frames love as a transaction of words that have lost their currency. When he sings "geunyang jeulgimyeo sara", just live enjoying yourself, it's a dismissal of the drama, an instruction to find pleasure elsewhere.
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