Enough

Hoppipolla's song 'Enough' delves into the complexities of love and the emotional turmoil that comes with it. The lyrics express a deep sense of vulnerability and the difficulty of loving someone else. The opening lines, '다른 누군갈 사랑하는 말 내겐 너무 어렵죠' (It's too hard for me to say I love someone else), set the tone for the entire song, highlighting the singer's struggle with expressing love and the fear of uncertainty that comes with it. This sentiment is further emphasized with the line, '내일 보잔 말 이젠 불안할 뿐인 거죠' (Saying 'see you tomorrow' now only makes me anxious), indicating a sense of instability and apprehension about the future.

The song also touches on the pain of past experiences, as seen in the lines, '내겐 어제밤 그 순간보다 맘 아픈 건 없었죠' (Nothing was more painful than that moment last night). This suggests that the singer has been hurt before and is now wary of hearing words of love, '사랑한다는 말 그 말은 듣고 싶지 않죠' (I don't want to hear the words 'I love you'). Instead, the singer yearns for genuine actions and simple truths, '그냥 지금 내가 필요했다는 말 그것면 돼요' (Just saying you needed me now, that's enough).

The recurring plea, '사랑한다 말은 하지 마요' (Don't say 'I love you'), underscores the theme of mistrust and the desire for authenticity. The singer is tired of empty words and false reassurances, '안심시키려 거짓은 말아요' (Don't lie to reassure me). The song concludes with a poignant request for silent comfort, '그냥 아무 말 없이 나를 안아줘요' (Just hold me without saying anything). This encapsulates the essence of the song: a longing for genuine connection and the suffocating weight of unspoken love.