A ballad about the dread of moving on and the self you might become without someone.
A ballad about the dread of moving on and the self you might become without someone.
It's a song built on a paradox: the only way to know if you can survive a loss is to go through it, but going through it might ruin you.
The lyric never resolves that, it just holds the fear.
A ballad about the dread of moving on and the self you might become without someone.
jasini eomneun geojiman
It's a song built on a paradox: the only way to know if you can survive a loss is to go through it, but going through it might ruin you. The lyric never resolves that, it just holds the fear.
The phrase 'jasini eomneun geojiman', 'even though it's not true', does a lot of the work. It's the singer admitting he's lying to himself about being okay, or maybe lying to the person he's addressing. That pressure to pretend you're fine, even when you're terrified of what comes next, is what the whole song answers.
That quiet admission of a lie cuts through the song's big, sweeping worry. It grounds the fear in a very human, private dishonesty.
The way the melody lingers on 'olkk'a', 'will it come?', makes the question feel heavier each time.
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han beonjjeum chatji aneulkka
geuriwohajin aneulkka
jasini eomneun geojiman
nugul mannandago haeseo
neoreul ijeul su isseulkka
jasini eomneun geojinmal
neoreul ijeumyeon oerowotdeon naro doraganeun ge
neoreul wonhamyeon himdeureotdeon naro doraganeun ge
eotteon geotdo neowa hamkke hal sun eopseoseo
neoreul ijeumyeon neoreul jiumyeon
cheoeum gateun sarangi naege olkka
seuchyeo ganeun inyeonirado saenggijin aneulkka
aesseo naseon balgeoreumen you
neureoman ganeun hasoyeongwa aekkujeun wonmang soge
oneuldo uimi eomneun geol
neoreul ijeumyeon oerowotdeon naro doraganeun ge
neoreul wonhamyeon himdeureotdeon naro doraganeun ge
eotteon geotdo neowa hamkke hal sun eopseoseo
neoreul ijeumyeon neoreul jiumyeon
cheoeum gateun sarangi naege olkka
han beon deo naege ibyeoreul malhaejwo
eotteon marirado
neoreul ijeumyeon oerowotdeon naro doraganeun ge
neoreul wonhamyeon himdeureotdeon naro doraganeun ge
eotteon geotdo neowa hamkke hal sun eopseoseo
neoreul ijeumyeon neoreul jiumyeon
cheoeum gateun sarangi naege olkka
neoreul ijeumyeon oerowotdeon naro doraganeun ge
neoreul wonhamyeon himdeureotdeon naro doraganeun ge
eotteon geotdo neowa hamkke hal sun eopseoseo
neoreul ijeodo neoreul wonhamyeon
neowa gateun sarami naege olkka
A ballad about the dread of moving on and the self you might become without someone. It's a song built on a paradox: the only way to know if you can survive a loss is to go through it, but going through it might ruin you. The lyric never resolves that, it just holds the fear.
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