A Super Junior vocalist sings about a love that can't be replaced, no matter how many days pass.
A Super Junior vocalist sings about a love that can't be replaced, no matter how many days pass.
This isn't about romance as much as it's about a person becoming the definition of home.
The lyric treats the absence like a physical space the singer keeps walking through, unable to find an exit.
A Super Junior vocalist sings about a love that can't be replaced, no matter how many days pass.
Niga animyeon andwae
This isn't about romance as much as it's about a person becoming the definition of home. The lyric treats the absence like a physical space the singer keeps walking through, unable to find an exit.
The phrase 'Niga animyeon andwae', 'It can't be anyone but you', isn't a choice. It's a condition for existing. The singer walks a road alone, calling out, but the song circles back to that single, non-negotiable fact: without you, I can't be.
It's a flat statement, not a plea. The song builds all its longing around that one unshakable rule.
The way the melody hangs on 'hanaman', 'only you', gives the repetition weight instead of clutter.
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Oneuldo nae gieogeul ttarahemaeda
I gil kkeuteseo seoseongineun na
Dasin bol sudo eomneun niga nareul butjaba
Naneun tto i gireul mutneunda
Neol bogo sipdago
Tto ango sipdago
Jeo haneulbomyeo gidohaneun nal
Niga animyeon andwae
Neo eobsin nan andwae
Na ireoke haru handareul tto illyeoneul
Na apado joha
Nae mam dachyeodo joha nan
Geurae nan neo hanaman saranghanikka
Na du beon dasineun
Bonael su eopdago
Na neoreul itgo salsun eopdago
Niga animyeon andwae
Neo eobsin nan andwae
Na ireoke haru handareul tto illyeoneul
Na apado joha
Nae mam dachyeodo joha nan
Geurae nan neo hanaman saranghanikka
Nae meongdeun gaseumi
Neol chajaorago
Sorichyeo bureunda
Neon eodinneungeoni
Naui moksori deulliji annni
Naegeneun
Na dasi sarado
Myeot beoneul taeeonado
Harudo niga eobsi sal su eomneun na
Naega jikyeojul saram
Naega saranghal saram nan
Geurae nan neo hanamyeon chungbunhanikka
Neo hanaman saranghanikka
A Super Junior vocalist sings about a love that can't be replaced, no matter how many days pass. This isn't about romance as much as it's about a person becoming the definition of home. The lyric treats the absence like a physical space the singer keeps walking through, unable to find an exit.
Ye Sung performs "It Has To Be You", and this lyric page sits inside the Ye Sung catalog on LyroVerse.
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