A K-pop track that acknowledges how hard it is to smile through the hits and misses.
A K-pop track that acknowledges how hard it is to smile through the hits and misses.
The English bridge 'The past is the past is the past' repeats like someone trying to convince themselves.
It's less a declaration than a worn-out mantra, the kind you mutter when moving on feels more like obligation than relief.
A K-pop track that acknowledges how hard it is to smile through the hits and misses.
Jogeum himdeurodo utneun nari olkkoya
The English bridge 'The past is the past is the past' repeats like someone trying to convince themselves. It's less a declaration than a worn-out mantra, the kind you mutter when moving on feels more like obligation than relief.
The phrase 'Jogeum himdeurodo utneun nari olkkoya', 'a day will come when you smile even though it's a little hard', doesn't promise easy happiness. It just says the smiling day will arrive anyway, which feels more honest than empty cheer. That 'even though it's a little hard' holds the whole weight of continuing.
It's the 'even though' that does the work here. The lyric doesn't pretend the hard part vanishes; it just insists the smile comes regardless, which feels truer to how people actually get through things.
The way 'Everybody knows you tried' lands right after the Korean verses, it sounds like a friend cutting through the struggle with a simple, tired acknowledgment.
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Tteron hit tteron miss geuron goji mwo
Ne ireun an teullimyon dwe
Gojak silsuil ppuninde
Tteron mit tteron wi tteron number 1
Mwo ildeung he bwatja
Neryogal gilbakke obseul ppuninde
Obseumyon geunyang omneundero
Saneun goji mwo
Gajigi jonen mollatdon
Yoksimdeur-il ppuninde oh
Jigeum no himdeuldaneun gon
Got noryokhetdan jeunggoil ppuniya
Everybody knows you tried
Everybody knows it's alright
You get some right you get some wrong
Jogeum himdeurodo utneun nari olkkoya
When you fall down when you get up
Jogeum himdeurodo utneun nari wa
Gyolguk utneun nari olkkoya
Ibyoriramyon geunyang geunyol noa jwo
Gojitdwen nunmul boyodo
Inyoni anigetji mwo
Ttonal sarameun ttonaganeun goji mwo
Geure geu yope issobwatja
Onjen-gan geuretgetji oh
Jigeum no himdeuldaneun gon
Got saranghetdan jeunggoil ppuniya
Everybody knows you tried
Everybody knows it's alright
You get some right you get some wrong
Jogeum himdeurodo utneun nari olkkoya
When you fall down when you get up
Jogeum himdeurodo utneun nari wa
Gyolguk utneun nari olkkoya
The past is the past is the past
Jinan giogeun ije geuman
It's the past
Oren sigandongan meil apeugiman hetdon
The past is the past is the past
Noreur-itge han naldeurin gol
Everybody wins sometimes
Everybody knows you lose some
You get some right you get some wrong
Jogeum himdeurodo utneun nari olkkoya
When you fall down when you get up
Jogeum himdeurodo utneun nari wa
Gyolguk utneun nari wa
Gyolguk utneun nari olkkoya
A K-pop track that acknowledges how hard it is to smile through the hits and misses. The English bridge 'The past is the past is the past' repeats like someone trying to convince themselves. It's less a declaration than a worn-out mantra, the kind you mutter when moving on feels more like obligation than relief.
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