We don't talk together – Bilingual Lyrics Korean/English

• By: 헤이즈, 기리보이

Lyrics & Translation

[Korean]

[English]

지금 (yeah) 너도 같은 기분일까? (oh-oh)

Hey, do you feel the same way too? (oh-oh)

이상해, 너랑 둘이 오랜만에 걷고 있는 이 밤

It’s strange, walking with you after so long tonight

좀 어색해도 난 여전히 너의 것이니까, yeah, yeah

Even if it’s awkward, I’m still yours, yeah, yeah

미안해, 내가 너무 매정했지 (ooh-ooh)

Sorry, I was too cold (ooh-ooh)

진짜 겁도 없이, I don't know, I don't know

Really reckless, I don’t know, I don’t know

아마도 그땐 너가 날 달래줄거라 믿고 뻐팅긴거야

Maybe I believed you’d comfort me back then, and I kept pretending

너 하나 없어지고 모든 게 무너져서

Without you, everything falls apart

멍한 표정으로 아마 집을 한 채 지었어 난

Staring blankly, I think I built a whole house

점점 발걸음이 무거워, 못 걷겠어 (못 걷겠어)

My steps are getting heavier, I can’t walk anymore (can’t walk)

이대로 널 보낼 순 없는데 입이 안 떨어져

I can’t send you off like this, I can’t get my mouth to say it

I know, 우린 사랑해서, we don't talk together

I know, because we loved each other, we don’t talk together

여전히 난 너인걸

I’m still you

Why don't you? 인정하기 싫은 걸

Why don’t you? You don’t want to admit it

Why don't you? 보낼 수가 없는 걸

Why don’t you? I just can’t let you go

우린 너무 사랑해서 (yeah), 아니, 내가 사랑해서 (yeah)

Because we loved so much (yeah), no, because I love you (yeah)

나는 너무 자각했어 현실을 (현실을)

I was painfully aware of the truth (the truth)

시간이 다가오고 있어, 너를 보내야 해 난

Time is running out, I have to let you go

우회전 (우회전), 좌회전 (좌회전), go straight (go straight), 4분전

Turn right (turn right), turn left (turn left), go straight (go straight), four minutes ago

아, 진짜 돌아버리겠어 (돌아버리겠어)

Ah, I’m really going crazy (going crazy)

이별은 너무 아프지만 너를 놓아버리겠어

Breakup hurts so much, but I’ll let you go

아니, 너를 놓기 싫어 (너를 놓기 싫어)

No, I don’t want to let you go (don’t want to let you go)

치료하면 되지 아픈 것을 나아 버리겠어

If I heal, the pain will go away

우리 자주갔던 카페 (yeah)

The cafe we used to visit often (yeah)

여길 돌면 1분 안에 (yeah)

If I circle around here, within a minute (yeah)

너의 집 (너의 집), 우회전 (우회전)

Your house (your house), turn right (turn right)

좌회전 (좌회전), 도착

Turn left (turn left), arrive

I know, 우린 사랑해서, we don't talk together

I know, because we loved each other, we don’t talk together

여전히 난 너인걸

I’m still you

Why don't you? 인정하기 싫은 걸

Why don’t you? You don’t want to admit it

Why don't you? 보낼 수가 없는 걸

Why don’t you? I just can’t send you away

집에 도착, "잘 지내" 하면서 돌아선 너

Arriving home, you turned around saying "Take care"

다시 우리 사랑을 찾아야 해

We need to find our love again

이별을 막아야만 해

We have to stop the breakup

우린 사랑해도, we don't talk together (we don't talk together)

Even though we love each other, we don’t talk together (we don’t talk together)

멀어져만 가는 널

Losing you further and further

Why don't you? 보낼 수가 없는 걸

Why don’t you? I just can’t send you off

Why don't you? 잡을 수도 없는 걸 (ooh-woo-woo)

Why don’t you? I can’t even hold on (ooh-woo-woo)

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Key Vocabulary

Vocabulary	Meanings
기분 /ɡibun/ A2	noun - feeling, mood
사랑 /salang/ A1	noun - love
이별 /ibyeol/ B1	noun - breakup, separation
아프다 /apeuda/ B1	verb - to hurt, to be painful
보내다 /bonaeda/ B1	verb - to send, to let go
걷다 /geotda/ A1	verb - to walk
집 /jip/ A1	noun - house, home
시간 /sigan/ A1	noun - time
표정 /pyojeong/ B2	noun - expression, facial expression
믿다 /mida/ B1	verb - to believe
무너져 /muneojyeo/ B2	verb - to collapse, to fall apart
자각하다 /jagakada/ C1	verb - to realize, to become aware
돌아가다 /doragada/ B1	verb - to return, to go back
매정하다 /maejeonghada/ C1	adjective - cold-hearted, cruel
어색하다 /eosaekhada/ B2	adjective - awkward, uncomfortable
달래다 /dallaeda/ B2	verb - to soothe, to comfort

Key Grammar Structures

• 우린 너무 사랑해서

  ➔ Used to express reason or cause, similar to 'because we love each other.'

  ➔ The phrase indicates the reason for an action, using "해서" which connects a verb to its cause.

• 우린 사랑해서, we don't talk together

  ➔ Expressing cause using "해서"; followed by a statement indicating result or consequence.

  ➔ The structure "A어서" connects a cause (A) with its effect, often omitted in English but implying "because".

• 나는 너무 자각했어 현실을

  ➔ Using the past tense of '자각하다' (to realize) to indicate awareness or realization.

  ➔ The verb '자각하다' means 'to realize' or 'to be aware', and its past tense '자각했어' indicates that the realization happened previously.

• 이별은 너무 아프지만

  ➔ Using '지만' to mean 'but' to contrast two clauses.

  ➔ The conjunction '지만' attaches to a verb or adjective to indicate contrast or exception, similar to 'but' in English.

• 돌아버리겠어

  ➔ Expressing strong intent or resolve, using the suffix '-겠-' to indicate determination or future intent.

  ➔ The suffix '-겠-' is attached to the verb stem to denote will, intention, or strong resolve about a future action.

• 멀어져만 가는 널

  ➔ Using '만' after a verb to indicate 'only' or 'just', emphasizing the exclusivity or limitation of an action.

  ➔ The particle '만' emphasizes that the action is limited to a certain extent or that only that occurs, in this case, 'only' going further away.