A Korean R&B ballad about two people frozen in a relationship that's already broken.
A Korean R&B ballad about two people frozen in a relationship that's already broken.
This one is about the peculiar agony of staying, the way two people can occupy the same space while the thing that connected them quietly disintegrates.
The lyric watches that erosion happen in real time, without drama, which makes it cut deeper.
A Korean R&B ballad about two people frozen in a relationship that's already broken.
Uriran ireumi jogeumssik apa oneun geon waeilkka
Most breakup songs are about leaving. This one is about the peculiar agony of staying, the way two people can occupy the same space while the thing that connected them quietly disintegrates. The lyric watches that erosion happen in real time, without drama, which makes it cut deeper.
The phrase 'Uriran ireumi jogeumssik apa oneun geon waeilkka', 'Why does the name 'us' hurt a little more each time?', doesn't ask for an answer. It's just the quiet sound of someone noticing the bruise forming where a shared identity used to be. The question hangs there, unanswered, because the real work is just bearing the ache of that recognition.
It's not a shout or a sob. It's a murmured question to no one, the kind you ask yourself in an empty room when you finally admit something has gone wrong. The hurt isn't sudden; it's cumulative, building slowly with each mention of 'us'.
The way Ra.D's voice holds the word 'apa', 'hurt', just a beat longer than necessary, letting the feeling settle in the room.
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Sasil jom oraedwaesseo
Uriga sigeossdan geol
Algon isseodo aesseo moreun cheok
Useoneomgyeo wasseossneunjido molla nan
Saenggakjido moshaesseo
Ireon nari ol georago nan
Museun malbuteo kkeonaeya halji
Meorissogi bokjaphaejigiman hae
Aereul sseugo isseo
Jaba dugo sipdeon geu modeun ge
Muneojigo isseo nae apeseo
Urin eonje, eodiseobuteo
Ireohge dwae beorin geonji
Geudaen yeojeonhi nareul bogo issgo
Naneun yeojeonhi geudae gyeote issneunde
Uriran ireumi jogeumssik
Apa oneun geon waeilkka
Sasil jasini eopseo idaeroramyeon
Deo himdeureojil geol jal anikka nan
Ol geot gatji anhdeon majimageseo urin ije
Eotteohge haeyaman halkka
Geudaen yeojeonhi nareul bogo issgo
Naneun yeojeonhi geudae gyeote issneunde
Uriran ireumi jogeumssik
Apa oneun geon waeilkka
Jikiji moshal yaksokgwa
Nanwo gajin sigani
Jakku balgeoreumeul meomchuge hajiman
Sigani on geot gata
Imi urin algo issjanha
Geudaen yeojeonhi nareul bogo issgo
Naneun yeojeonhi geudae gyeote issneunde
Uriran ireumi jogeumssik
Apa oneun geon waeilkka
A Korean R&B ballad about two people frozen in a relationship that's already broken. This one is about the peculiar agony of staying, the way two people can occupy the same space while the thing that connected them quietly disintegrates. The lyric watches that erosion happen in real time, without drama, which makes it cut deeper.
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