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Jeon Hye Won (전혜원) – A Good Day Like This (이렇게 좋은 날)

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[Doctor Stranger OST - Part 3]
이렇게 좋은 날 사람들 모여서 웃고 즐거워하는데
눈물이 흐르고 혼자만 아파서 널 생각해
아무도 몰래 안돼 그렇게 널 쉽게 잊는게
미안해 너 없이 난 못살 것 같은데
먹지도 자지도 못해
울지도 웃지도 못해 그래
이렇게 좋은 날 우리 헤어진 날
웃어 보려했지만 그게 잘 안돼
괜찮은 척 애써 노력 해 봐도 그래도 난
이렇게 좋은 날
우리 헤어진 날
참아 보려 했지만 그게 안돼
햇살이 너무나 밝은 날 이렇게 좋은 날
이렇게 아픈데 너 때문에 아파 울고 그리워 하는데
웃을 수 없어서 혼자 만남겨져 널 생각해
아무도 몰라 넌 왜 그렇게 쉽게 떠났는지
어떻게 나 없이 잘 살 수가 있는지
하루도 잊지를 못해
매일 난 너만 생각해 그래
이렇게 좋은 날 우리 헤어진 날
웃어 보려했지만 그게 잘 안돼
괜찮은 척 애써 노력 해 봐도 그래도 난
이렇게 좋은 날
우리 헤어진 날
참아 보려 했지만 그게 안돼
햇살이 너무나 밝은 날 이렇게 좋은 날
[Romanization]
ireohke joheun nal saramdeul moyeoseo utgo jeulgeowohaneunde
nunmuri heureugo honjaman apaseo neol saenggakhae
amudo mollae andwae keureohke neol swibge itneun.ge
mianhae neo eopsi nan motsal geot gateunde
meokjido jajido mothae
uljido utjido mothae keurae
ireohke joheun nal uri he.eojin nal
useo boryeohaetjiman keuge jal andwae
gwaenchaneun cheok aesseo noryeok hae bwado keuraedo nan
ireohke joheun nal
uri he.eojin nal
chama boryeo haetjiman keuge andwae
haessari neomuna balkeun nal ireohke joheun nal
ireohke apeunde neo ttaemune apa ulgo keuriwo haneunde
useul su eopseoseo honja mannamgyeojyeo neol saenggakhae
amudo molla neon wae keureohke swibge tteonatneunji
eotteohke na eopsi jal sal suga itneunji
harudo itjireul mothae
mae.il nan neoman saenggakhae keurae
ireohke joheun nal uri he.eojin nal
useo boryeohaetjiman keuge jal andwae
gwaenchaneun cheok aesseo noryeok hae bwado keuraedo nan
ireohke joheun nal
uri heo.eojin nal
chama boryeo haetjiman keuge andwae
haessari neomuna balkeun nal ireohke joheun nal
[Translations]
On such a good day, people gather and enjoy themselves
Yet I’m the only one in tears, thinking of you with pain
I can’t fool everyone, forgetting you so easily
I’m sorry, I can’t live without you
Can’t eat, can’t sleep
Can’t laugh nor cry, no…
On such a good day, the days when we are apart
I tried to fake a laigh but it didn’t work
I tried hard to pretend everything’s fine, but it didn’t help
On such a good day, the days when we are apart
I tried to hold back the pain, but it didn’t work
On this sunshine-dappled day,
Such a good day
Because of you, I’m in pain like this
Crying and thinking of you
When I think of the way you left me
I can’t even smile anymore
No one knows why you could leave me so easily
How do you live withoug me?
I can’t forget you, even for a day
I think only of you every day, yes…
On such a good day, the days when we are apart
I tried to fake a laigh but it didn’t work
I tried hard to pretend everything’s fine, but it didn’t help
On such a good day, the days when we are apart
I tried hard to hold back the pain, but it didn’t work
On this sunshine-dappled day,
Such a good day…
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Note: the title “이렇게 좋은 날” can be translated as A Good Day Like This or Such A Good Day. Similar meaning ^^
#imanjung

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