A K-pop summer romance that tastes like chocolate and coffee.
A K-pop summer romance that tastes like chocolate and coffee.
What sticks is how the song holds two truths at once without trying to resolve them.
It says 'saredemo (but I didn't feel sad)' right after admitting the feelings never got fully said, and that feels honest.
A K-pop summer romance that tastes like chocolate and coffee.
amakute horonigai kioku
What sticks is how the song holds two truths at once without trying to resolve them. It says 'saredemo (but I didn't feel sad)' right after admitting the feelings never got fully said, and that feels honest. The memory is both something you'd never trade and something that leaves a slight sting.
The phrase 'amakute horonigai kioku', 'sweet and bitter memories', does a lot of work. It's not just describing a feeling; it's admitting that the good stuff and the hard stuff are stuck together, impossible to separate. You can taste both at once, like that line about 'Chocolate mitaina amai koi' feeling like 'otona ni nareta yōna like a coffee' later on.
It's the core flavor of the song, stated plainly. Sweet and bitter, mixed. That's the memory, and that's why it lasts.
The way 'Bitter and sweet summer' repeats at the top and bottom of the track frames the whole thing. It becomes a mantra, almost.
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Bitter and sweet summer
Bitter and sweet summer (hah)
Bitter and sweet summer
Bitter sweet, yeah
Isogiashi no sunset
onegai mōsukoshidake
dō ka hikari terashite (shine, shine, shine)
mō natsu mo last ne, ah, yeah
kimi no koto remember
kono kisetsu ni nareba
ima mo clearly, all of my feeling (yeah)
hitotsuhitotsu come back
watashi no kimochinara
kimi ni bareteta ka na?
saigo ni mo omoi o tsutae kirezu
itakedo (so I didn't tell ya)
soredemo (but I didn't feel sad)
kōkai shita koto wanaikara
Baby, amakute horonigai kioku
koi o shi teta no yo, It's so true
ano bittersweet summer (never and ever)
wasurenai forever, oh-oh, oh-oh
te mo tsunagenai kurai kitto
bukiyōdatta futaridakedo
shiawasedatta yo, oh
Bittersweet summer love hmm
hajimete futari ga
mi teta hanabi wa
amarini hakanaku chirukara close my eyes
atosukoshi de bye, bye, bye
nante iyadakedo I smile, smile
kowashitakunai between you and I (yeah)
sunao janai my heart, yeah
kaerimichi hitotoki (toki)
kaiwa togirenai yō ni (yō ni)
kotoba sagashita no wa yasashi sa ne
sari sai (when we had a good time)
furimuita (and you tell me goodbye)
egao ga mata setsunai wa
Baby, amakute horonigai kioku
koi o shi teta no yo, It's so true
ano bittersweet summer (never and ever)
wasurenai forever, oh-oh, oh-oh
te mo tsunagenai kurai kitto
bukiyōdatta futaridakedo
shiawasedatta yo, oh
Bittersweet summer love hmm
Ah, moshi are kara (yeah)
yobitometara (yeah)
kitto nanika ga kawatteta ka na?
isashiburi mata aetara
ittai don'na hanashi o suru no ka na (yeah, yeah)
Chocolate mitaina amai koi (ooh-ooh, ooh-ooh)
otona ni nareta yōna like a coffee
kokoro ni himeta mama de itai
Bitter love, sweet love, summer love, oh yeah
Baby, amakute horonigai kioku (memories)
koi o shi teta no yo, It's so true
ano bittersweet summer (never and ever)
wasurenai forever, oh-oh, oh-oh
te mo tsunagenai kurai kitto (kitto)
bukiyōdatta futaridakedo
shiawasedatta yo, oh
Bittersweet summer love hmm
Bitter and sweet summer
Bitter and sweet summer
Bitter and sweet summer
Bitter sweet
A K-pop summer romance that tastes like chocolate and coffee. What sticks is how the song holds two truths at once without trying to resolve them. It says 'saredemo (but I didn't feel sad)' right after admitting the feelings never got fully said, and that feels honest.
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