A Korean ballad about trying to let go of a love that won't leave your system.
A Korean ballad about trying to let go of a love that won't leave your system.
The lyric leans on that physical act of holding your breath, of not letting the words escape, as the only way to survive the aftermath.
It's less about moving on and more about containment, a fragile discipline against the tide of what was.
A Korean ballad about trying to let go of a love that won't leave your system.
nal sarang-haet-dan ma-reun ib bakkedo duji ma
The lyric leans on that physical act of holding your breath, of not letting the words escape, as the only way to survive the aftermath. It's less about moving on and more about containment, a fragile discipline against the tide of what was.
The repeated plea 'nal sarang-haet-dan ma-reun ib bakkedo duji ma', don't let the words 'I loved you' leave your lips, feels less like a request and more like a desperate command to the past. He's trying to seal off the memory, to stop the confirmation from making it real again, because saying it out loud would undo all the work of forgetting.
It's the core instruction of the whole song, a last-ditch rule for how to exist after love ends. If you don't say it, maybe it won't hurt as much.
The way the phrase 'where I ever see you' hangs in the air, untethered from a specific place, makes the absence feel everywhere.
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Sarang-handa-go tteona-ganda-go jemeot-daero kul-ji jom malla-go
Aesseo modu da wehmyeonhan chae jebal jom bochaeji malla-go
Keureol-surong neoneun naye noye malloda mothal sarangye biae
Shwiiptari neomeo-oji anh-neun nan neo wiie kunrimhaneun
Chim heu-llineun neukdae where I ever see you
Ije-neun deoisang nae ireum bureuji ma where I ever will be
Sanggwahneop-seo chajji ma I shi-gani chinado sewo-ri dahaedo
Nal sarang-haet-dan ma-reun ib bakkedo duji ma neol ijeul keoya
Na hanbeon du-go bwah pinun-mul heu-llike haejul-ke ije dareun sarang chaja
Naman bora-go nundollinda-go jebal nae-ge michyeo jom talla-go
Kyesong nae-ge ireon shigimyeon urin gyeol-kuk ibyeo-rira-go jemeot-daeroin
Neoneun naye bowii jang-nansamaon sarangye toy with
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Keutorok baraewaht-deon kkum ikeon nae-ga wonhaet-deon sarangi anya
Where I ever see you ije-neun deoisang nae ireum bureuji ma
Where I ever will be sanggwahneop-seo chajji ma
I shi-gani chinado sewo-ri dahaedo nal sarang-haet-dan ma-reun
Ib bakkedo duji ma neol ijeul keoya na hanbeon du-go bwah
Pinun-mul heu-llike haejul-ke ije dareun sarang chaja
Rap) waeh sarangiran pinggyero ni jashineul sogyeo nae nunen
Ni nun-muldo da sachiro boyeo hyeonshi-reul jikshihae uri sa-i
Itrsquo; s over neon ije nae-ge marhal kachido eom-neun no one
Keureoni bye bye jalnan neo eobshi na himdeul-keoran chakkag keumanhae
Dangjang shinkyeongkkeu-go ni gilina jal-ka ca-use irsquo; m fine
Miryeoneun eop-seo chu-eok ttawiin eop-seo chijeojin nae gaseummani
Sumshwiigo it-janha neol bonael keoya ijen ttokbaro sara tashin
Neo ttawii yeojae-ge teo isangeun I shi-gani chinado sewo-ridahaedo
Nal sarang-haet-dan ma-reun ib bakkedo duji ma neol ijeul keoya
Na hanbeon du-go bwah pinun-mul heu-llike haejul-ke ije dareun sarang chaja
A Korean ballad about trying to let go of a love that won't leave your system. The lyric leans on that physical act of holding your breath, of not letting the words escape, as the only way to survive the aftermath. It's less about moving on and more about containment, a fragile discipline against the tide of what was.
Xiah Junsu performs "Breath (Feat. Double K)", and this lyric page sits inside the Xiah Junsu catalog on LyroVerse.
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