A Korean ballad where apologies pile up but nothing gets lighter.
A Korean ballad where apologies pile up but nothing gets lighter.
The lyric keeps returning to what remains, 'nama isseul ppuningeol', the things that just stay.
It's less about regret than about the sheer weight of what's left behind when feelings fade but the objects don't.
A Korean ballad where apologies pile up but nothing gets lighter.
eojjeol su eopsneun geol almyeonseodo noheul su eopsneun geol
The lyric keeps returning to what remains, 'nama isseul ppuningeol', the things that just stay. It's less about regret than about the sheer weight of what's left behind when feelings fade but the objects don't.
The phrase 'eojjeol su eopsneun geol almyeonseodo noheul su eopsneun geol' gets at the stuckness. You know you can't do anything about it, but you also can't let it go. The words circle that impossibility like someone pacing a room.
That's the whole knot. Knowing something is impossible to fix, but finding it equally impossible to discard. The lyric doesn't untie it; it just holds the tension.
The way the Korean phrases for 'sorry' and 'left behind' repeat, gathering like dust in corners.
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misojisdeon geu pyojeongi
sido ttaedo eopsdeon ipmajchumi
jugobatdeon yeonrakdeuri
aswium gadeukhan heeojimi
eopseoseo ssahyeoseo
neoui modeun ge
deoneun namaissjil anha
eojjeol su eopsneun geol almyeonseodo
noheul su eopsneun geol aswiume
deoneun neoreul bulleobwado
eotteon gamjeongdo neukkyeojijil anha
geujeo nama isseul ppuningeol
chagawojin geu pyojeongi
sido ttaedo eopsneun datumdeuri
jugobatdeon sangcheodeuri
gakkeumeun mianhan maeumdeuri
gin sigan ssahyeoseo
neoui modeun ge
deoneun namaissjil anha
eojjeol su eopsneun geol almyeonseodo
noheul su eopsneun geol aswiume
deoneun neoreul bulleobwado
eotteon gamjeongdo neukkyeojijil anha
geujeo nama isseul ppuningeol
maeil geurideon ne moseupdo
deoneun geuryeojiji anha
deoneun neol wonhaji anha
eojjeol su eopsneun i majimakdo
noheul su eopsneun ne moseupjocha
deoneun naegen uimido eopseo
mirwowassdeon ilcheoreom neukkyeojyeo
ijen malhaeya hal geot gata
A Korean ballad where apologies pile up but nothing gets lighter. The lyric keeps returning to what remains, 'nama isseul ppuningeol', the things that just stay. It's less about regret than about the sheer weight of what's left behind when feelings fade but the objects don't.
Yang Da Il performs "Sorry", and this lyric page sits inside the Yang Da Il catalog on LyroVerse.
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