A Korean ballad where every word feels like holding on too tight.
A Korean ballad where every word feels like holding on too tight.
The lyric circles the same few fears without resolution, which is the point.
It captures that specific panic where you're bargaining with air, listing every reason the departure is unfair because admitting it's final is worse.
A Korean ballad where every word feels like holding on too tight.
nal dugo gajima
The lyric circles the same few fears without resolution, which is the point. It captures that specific panic where you're bargaining with air, listing every reason the departure is unfair because admitting it's final is worse.
The phrase 'nal dugo gajima', don't take me, gets repeated like a mantra against the inevitable. It's less about convincing someone else and more about the singer trying to convince himself that this version of goodbye isn't real yet.
It's the bare, childish core of the whole song. Not 'stay,' but 'don't take me,' like being left is a physical removal from the world.
The way 'woo woo woo woo' breaks the pleading pattern sits in the silence afterward.
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heoeumgwan daleudago
naege mianhaehaneun geosdo
deoneun anilago
manh-eunge dallajyeossdago
geogjeonghaji mallamyeo
dasi ijhyeojil geolago
modu gat-eul geolago
wae naman himdeun geonyago
naleul tteonajima
deoneun malhajima
kkwae manh-i neuj-eossjiman
nal dugo gajima
olaen sigan
olaen gamjeong-e
da jeonhaji moshan mal
igsughaejyeo geulaess-eossneunji doelyeo
sangcheobadgi dulyeowossneunji neuj-eun
huhoeleul jeonhandamyeon
naleul tteonajima
deoneun malhajima
kkwae manh-i neuj-eossjiman
nal dugo gajima
woo woo woo woo
jogeubhaessdeon cheoeum seotun ulicheoleom
ijhyeojyeossdeon mam sog-eseo
nal beoligo tteonagajima
naleul tteonajima deoneun malhajima
dol-ikil sun eobsda haedo
nal dugo gajima
dasi seollel sun eobs-eodo
dol-awajwo
naleul tteonajima nal dugo gajima
naleul tteonajima
A Korean ballad where every word feels like holding on too tight. The lyric circles the same few fears without resolution, which is the point. It captures that specific panic where you're bargaining with air, listing every reason the departure is unfair because admitting it's final is worse.
Yang Da Il performs "Don’t Leave", and this lyric page sits inside the Yang Da Il catalog on LyroVerse.
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