A Korean girl group song about carrying someone's worries when they can't.
A Korean girl group song about carrying someone's worries when they can't.
The lyric works by accumulation, not argument.
It builds a space through repetition and small, specific permissions, 'just call me,' 'it's okay anyway', until the offer feels less like comfort and more like a fact.
A Korean girl group song about carrying someone's worries when they can't.
neoye modeun gomin geokjeong tujeongdeulkkajido malhae jweo
The lyric works by accumulation, not argument. It builds a space through repetition and small, specific permissions, 'just call me,' 'it's okay anyway', until the offer feels less like comfort and more like a fact.
The phrase 'neoye modeun gomin geokjeong tujeongdeulkkajido malhae jweo', 'tell me all your worries, anxieties, even your suspicions', doesn't ask for a solution. It asks for the weight itself. There's a patience in that list, a willingness to hold the messy, unfiltered version of someone's day.
It names three kinds of unease, worries, anxieties, suspicions, as if to say nothing is too small or too tangled to bring. The specificity makes the offer real.
The way the vocal line lingers on 'matgyeo jweo', 'entrust it to me', gives the song its gentle, insistent pull.
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ireonayo jogeum ireugin hajiman
bap meogeoyajo geunyang sesuman hago nawa
eodi galkkayo ani saenggakaji malgo
naega hajan daero haeyo
huhwe an hal tenikka
mareun an haetjiman neukkimeuro ara nan
jicheo boyeo jeongmal sumgyeodo tiga najana
unneun ge yeppeunde bonji
oraedwen geot gatae waenji
neoreul kkok utge mandeulgo shipeo
oneul ni haru
ireun achimbuteo bamkkaji
nayege matgyeo jweo
neoye modeun gomin geokjeong tujeongdeulkkajido
malhae jweo (allyeo jweo)
geuraedo gwaenchana da matgyeo jweo
himdeul ttaedo
honja kkeungkkeung alko itji malgo
geunyang jeonhwahaeyo
eonjedeunji nagal tenikka
neol gweropineun ildeul
haegyeolhae jul su eopseulji mollado nan
gyeote isseulkkeyo
da deureojul su isseunikka
mareun an haetjiman neukkimeuro ara nan
aesseuji anado ni mam neomu jal anikka
unneun ge yeppeunde bonji
oraedwen geot gatae waenji
neoreul kkok utge mandeulgo shipeo
oneul ni haru
ireun achimbuteo bamkkaji
nayege matgyeo jweo
neoye modeun gomin geokjeong tujeongdeukkajido
malhae jweo (allyeo jweo)
geuraedo gwaenchana
geunyang modu naege matgyeo jweo
A Korean girl group song about carrying someone's worries when they can't. The lyric works by accumulation, not argument. It builds a space through repetition and small, specific permissions, 'just call me,' 'it's okay anyway', until the offer feels less like comfort and more like a fact.
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