A K-pop breakup song that keeps repeating the same promise until it finally sticks.
A K-pop breakup song that keeps repeating the same promise until it finally sticks.
The English interjection 'Let everybody knows' has a slightly broken grammar that works.
It sounds like a private thought shouted into a public space, which is exactly what the whole song is doing.
A K-pop breakup song that keeps repeating the same promise until it finally sticks.
I'm letting you go, I'm letting you go (It's hard to letting you go, but I got to)
The English interjection 'Let everybody knows' has a slightly broken grammar that works. It sounds like a private thought shouted into a public space, which is exactly what the whole song is doing.
The phrase 'Ijeneun nan-nan-nan-nan-nan geudaereul ijeullae' gets repeated like a mantra. It's less about convincing someone else and more about convincing the singer himself. Each 'nan' feels like another step away from the person he's trying to forget.
The parenthetical admission undercuts the main statement. It's the most honest moment in the song, the struggle right there in the syntax.
The way 'I cry every night' sits alone as its own line, right before the chorus kicks back in.
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It's brave
G-thang's once again (na, na, ijen neol ijeullae)
Right hands up, left hands up (neol jiullae nae mam sogeseo)
Michigesseo neoreul tteona bonaen ihue nan jugeoganeunde
Dorabeorigesseo gieok sok neoneun geudaeroinde nuneul tteobomyeon neon eobseo
Amuri saenggakhaedo nan moreugesseo niga naege wae ireoneunji
I cry every night
Amuri bulleobwado oji anheul geol aljiman
Wae nan honjaman apa
Ijeneun nan-nan-nan-nan-nan geudaereul ijeullae
Apado chameullae, geureollae ijeneun
Nan-nan-nan-nan-nan geudaereul jiullae
Nae mamsogeseo neol jiul geoya
Let everybody knows, everybody knows, everybody knows
Let everybody knows, everybody knows, everybody knows
Neoreul jakku tteoollyeobwatja (naman deo apa)
Nae gaseum soge gipge paein (sarangui sangcheo)
Neoui sajineul jjitgo ni modeun geol itgo
Neoreul dasi bogo sipji anha mitgo sipji anha you're not in my heart
Jameul jal suga eobseo bireomeogeul sarang ttaemune
Sarangui sangcheoneun tto dareun sarangi kkalkkeumhi da chiryohaejundae
Nareul wihaeseo neoreul itgesseo ije deoneun dwaesseo, dwaet-dwaesseo
Deo isang naege neoneun eobseo, ige naega hal su inneun choeseon
Ijeneun nan-nan-nan-nan-nan geudaereul ijeullae apado chameullae, geureollae
Ijeneun nan-nan-nan-nan-nan geudaereul jiullae nae mamsogeseo neol jiul geoya
Let everybody knows, everybody knows, everybody knows
Let everybody knows, everybody knows, everybody knows
I'm letting you go, I'm letting you go
(It's hard to letting you go, but I got to)
I'm letting you go, I'm letting you go
'Cause love's fading away in time
Ijeneun nan-nan-nan-nan-nan geudaereul ijeullae apado chameullae, geureollae
Ijeneun nan-nan-nan-nan-nan geudaereul jiullae nae mamsogeseo neol jiul geoya
Let everybody knows, everybody knows, everybody knows
Baby, just let me go
A K-pop breakup song that keeps repeating the same promise until it finally sticks. The English interjection 'Let everybody knows' has a slightly broken grammar that works. It sounds like a private thought shouted into a public space, which is exactly what the whole song is doing.
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