A Korean pop track that circles a breakup with the blunt, unresolved weight of a real argument.
A Korean pop track that circles a breakup with the blunt, unresolved weight of a real argument.
The lyric leans into contradiction without trying to resolve it.
'I want you to be unhappy' sits right there, a raw and ugly wish that feels more honest than any noble sentiment about wishing them well.
A Korean pop track that circles a breakup with the blunt, unresolved weight of a real argument.
sangcheoneun neoga jwossneunde wae nan sangcheoman nam-a issneunde wae da
The lyric leans into contradiction without trying to resolve it. 'I want you to be unhappy' sits right there, a raw and ugly wish that feels more honest than any noble sentiment about wishing them well. It reads like a private thought you'd never say out loud, captured mid-air.
The repeated line 'sangcheoneun neoga jwossneunde wae nan sangcheoman nam-a issneunde wae da', 'the scar is yours, so why am I the only one left with it, why?', gets at the unfair math of heartbreak. It's not just sadness; it's the specific, petty resentment of being stuck holding the pain when the other person caused it. The words 'pyeongsaeng sangcheo', 'lifelong scar', answer a kind of vanity, the fear that this hurt will define you forever, long after they've moved on.
That question hangs because it has no answer. It's the core complaint of the song, the one thing you can't argue with, why do I have to carry this if you're the one who left the wound?
The way the phrase 'mibji na cham igijeog-ida', 'hate, I guess it's a miracle', twists in the middle of the track lingers. It turns bitterness into something almost sacred, or at least strangely inevitable.
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oneuldo eojewa gatne wae
ttoggat-eun haluleul banboghae
huhoehagien neuj-eo
ije nan geogi eobs-eoyo
Please how feel
wae bakkwiji anhneun
geolkka jikyeodallan yagsog-e
wae gud-i tto byeonmyeong-eul daena
neodo al-a neoegen dog-iya
geojismal? geugeo jungdog-iya
naegen pyeongsaeng nam-eul dog-iya you did
nega pil-yohaeseo neoleul salanghaessdeonge aniya
neoleul salanghaeseo nega pil-yohaess-eo
mibji na cham igijeog-ida
deo sege an-ajwoss-eoya haessna
sangcheoneun neoga jwossneunde wae nan
milyeon-eul mos nwa gaseum apeuneyo
ssag da jiwobeolija
jinjag-e taewo beolyeoya haessna
sangcheoneun neoga jwossneunde wae nan
sangcheoman nam-a issneunde wae da
Uh uh uh uh uh uh uh
nae gyeot-e neoneun ije eobsjiman
ani naega meonjeo bappa eobs-eossdeon geonga jinan
sewol-e chueog-eul geulineun milyeonhan baboya nan
waleuleu muneojin jeolbyeog-eul pihae ajigdo
oeloi geol-eoss-eo na
'gijeog'in jul al-assdeon neon i'gijeog'iya
da-eum sesang-en jebal kkoch-eulo taeeona
yeppeum badneun beob-eul jebal jom baewoga
geojis-eobs-i biwonaeja uli
geojis-eobs-i jiwonaeja dul-i
huhoehaess-eumyeon pyeongsaeng
sangcheoleul jwoss-euni pyeongsaeng
sangcheoleul bad-ass-eumyeon pyeongsaeng
cheolbuji gatjiman
ige nae hwagsilhan huisaeng
I want you to be unhappy
apeumsog salang-ui gip-i? kkeojyeola
mibji na cham igijeog-ida
deo sege an-ajwoss-eoya haessna
sangcheoneun neoga jwossneunde wae nan
milyeon-eul mos nwa gaseum-apeuneyo
ssag da jiwobeolija
jinjag-e taewo beolyeoya haessna
sangcheoneun neoga jwossneunde wae nan
sangcheoman nam-aissneunde wae da
Uh uh uh uh uh uh uh
A Korean pop track that circles a breakup with the blunt, unresolved weight of a real argument. The lyric leans into contradiction without trying to resolve it. 'I want you to be unhappy' sits right there, a raw and ugly wish that feels more honest than any noble sentiment about wishing them well.
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