Break
OH heejung and friends Lyrics

The song "Break" by OH Heejung and friends is a melancholic ballad about the end of a romantic relationship, in which the singer is suggesting that breaking up might be the best way forward. The repeated refrain, "Why don't we break up, everyone's doing it," underscores the sense of resignation and inevitability that permeates the song. The singer recognizes that falling out of love is a common occurrence, and that it's important to acknowledge when a relationship has run its course, rather than clinging to what's no longer there.

The verses of the song, however, suggest a deeper attachment and a sense of familiarity between the singer and their partner. They reflect on the shared history and good times they've had together, and even express a desire to love their partner more. Despite this, the singer ultimately decides that it's better to end things and move on, rather than holding onto something that has already died.

The final section of the song takes a lighter tone, as the singer reflects on their own quirks and habits, even admitting an irrational fear of mummies. The repeated refrain of "Taking my medicine, doing just fine" suggests a hopeful outlook, as if the singer is trying to convince themselves that everything will be okay, even if the relationship doesn't work out. The final repetition of "I hope you're doing fine" seems to acknowledge that the end of the relationship isn't just about the singer's own feelings, but that they genuinely care about how their partner is coping as well.