Loved You

Seo In Guk's song "Loved You" delves into the emotional turmoil and sense of unfairness that often accompanies the end of a relationship. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a love that was neither too intense nor too cold, but ended in a way that left the singer feeling deeply hurt and confused. The song begins with the singer struggling to delete their ex's phone number, only to find out that their ex has already moved on to a new relationship. This sets the stage for the recurring theme of imbalance and injustice in love and heartbreak.

The singer reflects on the nature of their relationship, noting that it wasn't particularly passionate or frigid, yet the breakup feels disproportionately painful. The lyrics emphasize the unfairness of the situation, as both parties experienced the same love and the same breakup, but only the singer is left to suffer. This sense of inequity is further highlighted by the transformation of their relationship from friends to something less than that, adding another layer of sorrow and loss.

As the song progresses, the singer grapples with feelings of self-blame and the haunting memories of what they could have done differently. The recurring line, "공평하지가 않아" (It's not fair), underscores the emotional weight of the song, capturing the essence of feeling left behind and the struggle to move on. The final verses reveal the singer's fear of being unable to love again, portraying a deep-seated anxiety about future relationships. Seo In Guk's poignant delivery and the melancholic melody amplify the song's themes, making "Loved You" a heartfelt exploration of love's inherent unfairness and the lingering pain of heartbreak.