LMM

Hwa Sa's song 'LMM' delves into the complexities of a relationship that seems to be stuck in a cycle of pain and misunderstanding. The lyrics paint a picture of two people who are struggling to find their way, with the future appearing hazy and uncertain. The recurring imagery of wind causing pain and the sense of being blinded suggests that external forces and internal fears are preventing the couple from moving forward. The repeated question, 'Do you wanna get some more?' implies a longing for something better, yet the realization that they are merely going in circles is ever-present.

The song's chorus, with its haunting '야이야이야이야이' refrain, emphasizes the frustration and futility of their efforts. Despite their attempts to hold on and make things work, they find themselves back at the same point, unable to break free from the cycle. This sense of stagnation is further highlighted by the lines '더 가지려 애써도 우린 제자리를 맴돌 뿐이야,' which translate to 'Even if we try to get more, we just keep circling the same spot.' The use of the word '휘-' (whi-) adds a sense of sighing or exhaling, as if they are exhausted from the struggle.

Towards the end of the song, there is a glimmer of hope amidst the darkness. The lyrics '떨어지는 비에도 꽃은 피어나니까' (Even in falling rain, flowers bloom) suggest that despite the hardships and the feeling of being abandoned in the long darkness, there is still potential for growth and renewal. This metaphor of flowers blooming in the rain serves as a reminder that beauty and resilience can emerge even in the most challenging circumstances. Hwa Sa's soulful delivery and the poignant lyrics make 'LMM' a powerful exploration of love, pain, and the possibility of new beginnings.