How Can I Forget You Girl

In 'How Can I Forget You Girl,' 87dance delves into the lingering impact of a past relationship, focusing on the haunting memory of a smile. The repetition of the lines 'How can I forget you, girl?' and 'Damage from your smile' underscores the emotional turmoil and the indelible mark left by the person in question. The smile, typically a symbol of joy and warmth, is portrayed here as something that causes 'damage' and leaves the narrator 'twisted,' suggesting a complex mix of pain and longing.

The lyrics also incorporate Korean phrases, adding a layer of cultural depth. The lines '한참 깊은 곳에서 / 차갑게 더 구적진 곳에' translate to 'From a deep place / In a colder, more secluded place,' which evoke a sense of isolation and emotional depth. This imagery enhances the feeling of being trapped in the memory of the smile, unable to move on. The mention of 'Dance' at the end of this verse could symbolize a desperate attempt to find solace or distraction through movement, yet the haunting memory persists.

The refrain 'Born to feel, feel your smile' suggests an inescapable destiny tied to the emotional impact of this person. It implies that the narrator's very existence is intertwined with the memory of the smile, making it impossible to forget. This line captures the essence of the song: the struggle between wanting to move on and being unable to escape the emotional imprint left by a significant other. The song's repetitive structure and evocative language create a poignant narrative about the enduring power of memory and emotion in the aftermath of a relationship.