A Korean ballad about letting go, with a lingering ache in every line.
A Korean ballad about letting go, with a lingering ache in every line.
The song keeps circling back to 'majimak,' that word for 'the last time.' It turns the whole lyric into a series of final glances, each one trying to memorize what's already gone.
You get the sense the singer is rehearsing the goodbye in his head, trying to make it stick.
A Korean ballad about letting go, with a lingering ache in every line.
Doraol su eopsneun neowa na
The song keeps circling back to 'majimak,' that word for 'the last time.' It turns the whole lyric into a series of final glances, each one trying to memorize what's already gone. You get the sense the singer is rehearsing the goodbye in his head, trying to make it stick.
The phrase 'Doraol su eopsneun neowa na', 'You and I who can't return', doesn't just state a fact. It's the sound of someone finally admitting the door is closed, that all the waiting and holding on was just postponing the inevitable. There's a flatness to it, like the air has gone out of the room.
It's the concession. After all the stalling and small hopes, these words just sit there, admitting there's no road back.
The way 'See you babe' repeats, it feels less like a promise and more like a habit he's trying to break.
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Jogeumman gidaryeojwo
Ajik jabeun soneul nohgiga
Jabeun jido eolma doeji anha
Nohneun geot gataseo geurae
Sasil geokjeong haewasseo
Eonjejjeum I soneul nohchilkka
Jajeun datum soge sasil na
Naenae buranhaewasseo
Han beonjjeum chajawasseul majimak
Eoneusae nunapeuro dagawa
Ije naege neoneun majimak
Doraol su eopsneun neowa na
See you babe
See you neoreul bonaego
See you neoreul barabwa
Kkwae manhi apeul geot gata
Saenggakbodan jjalpa aswiwo
Jogeumeun gwaenhi bonaena sipeodo
Dasieopseul majimak
See you see you
Jogeumman deo anajwo
Ajikkkaji neoui ongiga
Pum aneseo nama neukkyeojini
Kkeutin geot gatjiga anha
Sasil buranhaesseosseo
Eonjejjeum neol ilheobeorilkka
Jajeun datum soge sasil nan
Junbihae wasseulji molla
Han beonjjeum chajawasseul majimak
Eoneusae nunapeuro dagawa
Ije deoneun eopseul majimak
Doraol su eopsneun neowa na
See you babe
See you neoreul bonaego
See you neoreul barabwa
Kkwae manhi apeul geot gata
Saenggakbodan jjalpa aswiwo
Jogeumeun gwaenhi bonaessna sipeo na
Dasieopseul majimak
See you see you
Gadeon balgeoreumi mugeowojyeo
Jamsi doraboryeo hadaga
Inae gadeon gireul majeo gagiro hae
Majimagirado na
Manhi jikiji mot haessdeon maldeul
Ijeseoya hanbeon jikyeobwa
Kkeutnae doraseossjiman na oneul
Majimagirado jikyeobwa
See you babe
See you neoreul bonaesseo
See you neoreul barabwa
Kkwae manhi apeun geot gata
Saenggakboda manhi aswiwo
Jogeumeun ireun huhoe gatjiman
Doragal sun eopsgessji
See you see you
A Korean ballad about letting go, with a lingering ache in every line. The song keeps circling back to 'majimak,' that word for 'the last time.' It turns the whole lyric into a series of final glances, each one trying to memorize what's already gone. You get the sense the singer is rehearsing the goodbye in his head, trying to make it stick.
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