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Wedding Dress

Taeyang K-pop Korean

Vocabulary from Taeyang (태양): 'Wedding Dress'.

네가 그와 다투고 때론 그땜에 울고

힘들어 할 때면

난 희망을 느끼고

아무도 모르게 맘 아 아 아프고

네 작은 미소면 또 담담해지고

네가 혹시나 내 마음을 알게 될까봐

알아버리면 우리 멀어지게 될까봐

난 숨을 죽여

또 입술을 깨물어

제발 그를 떠나 내게 오길

Baby 제발 그의 손을 잡지마

Cuz you should be my lady

오랜 시간 기다려온 날 돌아봐줘

노래가 울리면 이제 너는

그와 평생을 함께하죠

오늘이 오지않기를 그렇게 나

매일밤 기도했는데

네가 입은 웨딩드레스

(Girl)네가 입은 웨딩드레스

(내가 아니잖아)

네가 입은 웨딩드레스

oh네가 입은 웨딩드레스 oh no

내 맘을 몰라줬던

네가 너무 미워서

가끔은 네가 불행하길 난 바랬어

이미 내 눈물은 다 마 마 마르고

버릇처럼 혼자 너에게 말하고

매일 밤 그렇게

불안했던걸 보면 난

이렇게 될꺼란 건 알았는지도 몰라

난 눈을 감아

끝이 없는 꿈을 꿔

제발 그를 떠나 내게 오길

Baby 제발 그의 손을 잡지마

Cuz you should be my lady

오랜 시간 기다려온 날 돌아봐줘

노래가 울리면 이제 너는

그와 평생을 함께하죠

오늘이 오지않기를 그렇게 나

매일밤 기도했는데

네가 입은 웨딩드레스

(Girl)네가 입은 웨딩드레스

(내가 아니잖아)

네가 입은 웨딩드레스

oh네가 입은 웨딩드레스 oh no

부디 그와 행복해

너를 잊을 수 있게

내 초라했던 모습들은 다 잊어줘

비록 한동안은 나 죽을

만큼 힘이 들겠지만 no oh

너무 오랜 시간을 착각 속에

홀로 바보처럼 살았죠

아직도 내 그녀는 날보고 새

하얗게 웃고있는데

네가 입은 웨딩드레스 oh no

(Girl)네가 입은 웨딩드레스

(dress dress)

네가 입은 웨딩드레스

oh네가 입은 웨딩드레스 oh no

Vocabulary

Noun, Interjection, Adnominal, Suffix, Pronoun

yes; okay; you (subject); your (possessive)

Yes, I understand.

A formal affirmative response for elders or higher status. Also functions as the second-person pronoun or a possessive determiner in some contexts, pronounced "니" when it means "you" or "your".

Interjection, Pronoun

that, he

Who is that man?

Used to refer to a person or object away from both the speaker and the listener.

Particle

with, and

I went to see a movie with a friend.

A particle used to connect nouns, indicating 'and' or 'with'. It is attached to nouns ending in a vowel. For nouns ending in a consonant, 과 (gwa) is used.

다투다

Verb

to argue, to quarrel, to compete

They argued over a small matter.

Can be used for both verbal disputes and competition.

때로

Adverb

sometimes, at times

Life is sometimes hard, but there are many beautiful moments.

Used to indicate that something happens occasionally, not always.

울다

Verb

to cry

She cried watching a sad movie.

Used for shedding tears due to emotions like sadness, happiness, or pain. Can also describe the sounds animals make.

힘들다

Adjective

to be difficult, to be hard, to be tough

This work is too hard.

Used to describe tasks that are physically or mentally demanding.

하다

Verb, Suffix

to do; to be

What kind of work do you do?

A fundamental verb in Korean, '하다' is used to denote action ('to do') and state ('to be'). It also attaches to many nouns to form new verbs, like '공부하다' (to study) from '공부' (study).

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