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사랑의 눈빛 00:11
아 사랑 사랑을 그 누가 쉽다 했던가 00:23
자나 깨나 그대 생각뿐인 것을 00:30
오 이별 이별을 그 누가 믿고 싶을까 00:36
영원토록 그대 생각뿐인 것을 00:43
(보고픈 그대를 떠올려) 00:51
눈물 콧물 눈물 콧물 00:56
반복하며 그댈 찾아 00:57
미쳐 미쳐 미쳤나 보다 01:02
너에게 미쳤나 보다 01:06
어느 날 갑자기 나타나서 01:09
내 맘을 훔친 여자야 01:12
미쳐 미쳐 미쳤나 보다 01:15
너에게 미쳤나 보다 01:18
죽도록 네게 미쳤나 보다 01:21
(미쳤나 보다) 01:26
미쳐버린 내 맘을 누가 아리오 01:28
노래방에 가사가 내 맘 아나 01:35
내 맘에 꽃을 피우고 갔던 01:41
그대만이 날 위로해 주오 01:44
눈물 콧물 눈물 콧물 01:47
반복하며 그댈 찾아 01:49
미쳐 미쳐 미쳤나 보다 01:53
너에게 미쳤나 보다 01:57
어느 날 갑자기 나타나서 02:00
내 맘을 훔친 여자야 02:03
미쳐 미쳐 미쳤나 보다 02:06
너에게 미쳤나 보다 02:10
죽도록 네게 미쳤나 보다 02:12
(미쳤나 보다) 02:18
그대는 가슴 절절한 사랑을 해본 적 있는가 02:20
어쩌면 우린 사랑을 찾아서 사는 게 아닐까 02:24
다 같이 “사랑의 눈빛” 02:27
피철인 02:30
한 번 더 02:34
미쳐 미쳐 미쳤나 보다 02:35
너에게 미쳤나 보다 02:38
어느 날 갑자기 나타나서 02:42
내 맘을 훔친 여자야 02:45
미쳐 미쳐 미쳤나 보다 02:48
너에게 미쳤나 보다 02:51
죽도록 네게 미쳤나 보다 02:54
(미쳤나 보다) 02:59

미쳐 미쳐 – Bilingual Lyrics Korean/English

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[English]
The Look of Love
Ah, who ever said that love was easy?
Whether awake or asleep, you're all I think about
Oh, who would ever want to believe in a breakup?
For all eternity, you're all I think about
(Thinking of you, whom I miss so much)
Tears and snot, tears and snot
Crying over and over as I look for you
Crazy, crazy, I must be going crazy
I must be crazy for you
You appeared so suddenly one day
And stole my heart away
Crazy, crazy, I must be going crazy
I must be crazy for you
I must be crazy for you to death
(I must be crazy)
Who could possibly know how crazy my heart has become?
Do these karaoke lyrics even understand my heart?
You, who left a flower blooming in my heart
Only you can comfort me now
Tears and snot, tears and snot
Crying over and over as I look for you
Crazy, crazy, I must be going crazy
I must be crazy for you
You appeared so suddenly one day
And stole my heart away
Crazy, crazy, I must be going crazy
I must be crazy for you
I must be crazy for you to death
(I must be crazy)
Have you ever known a love that makes your heart ache?
Perhaps we all live our lives just searching for love
Everyone together, "The Look of Love"
Pi Chul-in
One more time!
Crazy, crazy, I must be going crazy
I must be crazy for you
You appeared so suddenly one day
And stole my heart away
Crazy, crazy, I must be going crazy
I must be crazy for you
I must be crazy for you to death
(I must be crazy)
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Key Vocabulary

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Vocabulary Meanings

사랑

sarang

Level 1
  • noun
  • - love

눈빛

nunbit

Level 2
  • noun
  • - look, glance

이별

ibyeol

Level 2
  • noun
  • - farewell, parting

영원

yeongwon

Level 3
  • noun
  • - eternity

눈물

nunmul

Level 1
  • noun
  • - tear

콧물

kotmul

Level 2
  • noun
  • - snot, nasal mucus

미치다

michida

Level 3
  • verb
  • - to be crazy, go mad

갑자기

gapjagi

Level 1
  • adjective
  • - suddenly

나타나다

natanada

Level 2
  • verb
  • - to appear

훔치다

humchida

Level 2
  • verb
  • - to steal

죽다

jukda

Level 1
  • verb
  • - to die

노래방

noraebang

Level 1
  • noun
  • - karaoke room

kkot

Level 1
  • noun
  • - flower

위로

wiro

Level 3
  • noun
  • - comfort, consolation

가슴

gaseum

Level 1
  • noun
  • - chest, heart

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Key Grammar Structures

  • 사랑을 그 누가 쉽다 했던가

    ➔ -(으)ㄴ가 (Rhetorical question suffix)

    ➔ Used to express doubt or reflect on the difficulty of love, "-했" + "-던가" emphasizes a past thought.

  • 그대 생각뿐인 것을

    ➔ -(으)ㄹ 뿐이다 (Nothing but / Only)

    ➔ Indicates that there is nothing other than thinking of the loved one.

  • 미쳤나 보다

    ➔ -(으)ㄴ가 보다 (It seems that / I guess)

    ➔ Used to make a guess or assumption about one's own state of mind.

  • 내 맘을 훔친 여자야

    ➔ -(으)ㄴ (Adnominal suffix for past tense)

    ➔ Modifies the noun '여자' (woman) with the action '훔친' (stole), indicating she already stole his heart.

  • 미쳐버린 내 맘

    ➔ -아/어 버리다 (Complete an action / Emphasize intensity)

    ➔ Adds a sense of finality or intensity to the verb '미치다' (to go crazy).

  • 누가 아리오

    ➔ -(으)리오 (Literary/Exclamatory question suffix)

    ➔ A poetic/archaic way to ask "who would know?" emphasizing that no one can understand his heart.

  • 그대만이 날 위로해 주오

    ➔ -만이 (Only)

    ➔ Emphasizes that 'you' are the only one who can comfort him.

  • 절절한 사랑을 해본 적 있는가

    ➔ -ㄴ/은 적 있다 (Experience of doing something)

    ➔ Asks if the listener has ever experienced a heart-rending love.