The Korean vocal group's song dwells on the ache of a love that's already over.
The Korean vocal group's song dwells on the ache of a love that's already over.
The lyric doesn't build an argument or tell a story.
It just keeps returning to those same few declarations, as if the singer is trapped in the moment of realizing it's too late for anything else.
The Korean vocal group's song dwells on the ache of a love that's already over.
Saranghaesso (ijoyahae) bogoshippo (jiwoyahae)
The lyric doesn't build an argument or tell a story. It just keeps returning to those same few declarations, as if the singer is trapped in the moment of realizing it's too late for anything else.
The words 'Saranghaesso (ijoyahae) bogoshippo (jiwoyahae)', 'I loved you (I'm sorry) I miss you (let go)', aren't just a confession. They're the sound of someone stuck, saying the only things left to say to a person who's already gone, trying to apologize for the feeling itself.
It's the core of the song, really, four words that hold the whole conflict of loving someone and knowing you have to apologize for it, all at once.
The way the phrases 'Saranghaesso' and 'Ijoyahae' wrap around each other in the chorus lingers, a tight knot of love and apology.
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Bi onun goril gorosonun ahndwae bitmule sumo silgo ulteni
Jwihaeson ahndwae ibyoljocha ijo borin jaeddo nege galteni
Sulppun yonghwan ahndwae sulppun umagdo ahndwae dogan surul jajul jido morini
Honja issodo ahndwae sonmyonhan noui nunbid gowatdon noui umsong mijyo boril jido molla
Saranghaesso (ijoyahae) bogoshippo (jiwoyahae) oddohghedun norul ijoyomanhae (gurolsuga objanha)
Ijoyahae (saranghaesso) jiwoyahae (bogoshippo) dodaeje olmana gyondyonaelnunji
Nunbushin goril gorosonun ahndwae uyonul jaja hemaeltenikka
Appason andwae ibyollodo gamdang hal su obnun tongjungil teni
Darun sarang ahndwae darun sarangdo ahndwae
Guddaemada niga ddoyorul teni gogjonghaesodo ahndwae
Na obnun noui mosub na gatun goran saenggak mijyo boril jido molla
Saranghaesso (ijoyahae) bogoshippo (jiwoyahae) oddohghedun norul ijoyomanhae (gurolsuga objanha)
Ijoyahae (saranghaesso) jiwoyahae (bogoshippo) dodaeje olmana gyondyonaelnunji
Saranghaesso (ijoyahae) bogoshippo (jiwoyahae) oddohghedun norul ijoyomanhae (gurolsuga objanha)
Ijoyahae (saranghaesso) jiwoyahae (bogoshippo) dodaeje olmana gyondyonaelnunji
The Korean vocal group's song dwells on the ache of a love that's already over. The lyric doesn't build an argument or tell a story. It just keeps returning to those same few declarations, as if the singer is trapped in the moment of realizing it's too late for anything else.
SG Wannabe performs "Avoidment", and this lyric page sits inside the SG Wannabe catalog on LyroVerse.
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