A Korean ballad where the singer offers to carry someone else's pain.
A Korean ballad where the singer offers to carry someone else's pain.
The song frames comfort not as fixing a problem, but as physical presence.
"Geudae himdeul ttaemada ana julgeyo", I'll hold you whenever you're struggling, turns emotional weight into something two people can literally share.
A Korean ballad where the singer offers to carry someone else's pain.
geudae himdeul ttaemada ana julgeyo
The song frames comfort not as fixing a problem, but as physical presence. "Geudae himdeul ttaemada ana julgeyo", I'll hold you whenever you're struggling, turns emotional weight into something two people can literally share.
The repeated plea "naege naege yaegihaejwoyo", tell me, tell me, isn't just curiosity. It's the insistence of someone who can't stand watching a person they care about suffer alone, a need to be let in before the silence does more damage.
It's a plain promise without an expiration date. The lyric doesn't offer solutions, just a repeated commitment to be there when the weight returns.
The way "You~" hangs in the vocal delivery, like a gentle tap on the shoulder before the reassurance comes.
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oneulttara geudae seulpeo boineyo
museun iri isseotneunji naege malhae jullaeyo
geudae mugeoun geu maeumeul
naega hamkke deureo julgeyo
naege naege yaegihaejwoyo
You~ geudaen neomu sojunghan saram
jageun ildeullo sangcheobatji marayo
You~ geudaen naege jungyohan saram
jom deo geudael akkyeojwoyo
geuraeyo geuraeyo geuraeyo ureodo dwaeyo
seulpeun gieokdeuldo apeun saenggakdeuldo nunmullo jiwoyo
geudaeui geudaeui geudaeui jageun wiroga doeeo
geudae himdeul ttaemada ana julgeyo
yojeum ttara geudae sseulsseulhae boyeoyo
modu hearil sun eoptgetjiman ana julgeyo
geudae tteugeoun geu nunmureul
naega hamkke heullyeo julgeyo
naege naege angyeodo dwaeyo
You~ geudaen neomu sojunghan saram
jageun ildeullo sangcheobatji marayo
You~ geudaen naege jungyohan saram
jom deo geudael saranghaejwoyo
bami jinago namyeon haega tteugo
biga geuchigo namyeon malkajideut
geudaeui ginagin seulpeumui sigan
modu mudyeojil ttaekkaji
naega gyeoteul jikyeo julgeyo~
geuraeyo geuraeyo geuraeyo useojuseyo
seulpeun gieokdeuldo apeun saenggakdeuldo sarajil geoeyo
geudaeui geudaeui geudaeui jageun wiroga doeeo
geudae himdeul ttaemada ana julgeyo
geudae himdeul ttaemada ana julgeyo
A Korean ballad where the singer offers to carry someone else's pain. The song frames comfort not as fixing a problem, but as physical presence. "Geudae himdeul ttaemada ana julgeyo", I'll hold you whenever you're struggling, turns emotional weight into something two people can literally share.
Yang Yoseop performs "Confort", and this lyric page sits inside the Yang Yoseop catalog on LyroVerse.
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