Ra.D (born 1980) is South Korean singer wh… Read Full Bio ↴Birth name: Lee Doo-hyun
Ra.D (born 1980) is South Korean singer who mixes R&B, soul, and hip hop in his music.
He combines R&B, soul, and hip hop to create his own style of music. All of the songs in his albums are placed in meaningful sequence to create a unique story. If his first album sang of the process of meeting and parting with love, the second album is about new loves and his affection for family and friends. Ra. D always makes new attempts and stretches the extent of his talents by taking part in songwriting, adaptation, mixing, and even mastering. Perhaps that’s why all of his albums feature something unique and original, something that can be called Ra. D’s signature.
Albums
My Name Is Ra. D
(1st album, 2002-09)
To You
Medial Doll
Never Forget 2002
Can I Get a Little Bit
So One
Realcollabo
(2nd album, 2008-12-12)
Goodbye
Sweet Love
Mother
I’m In Love
Mal Love
Couple Song
RealCollabo + RMX
(2009-07-15)
Everything’s Gonna Be Alright
I’m In Love
I Could Sing of Your Love Forever
Jesus Loves Me
Find him on his myspace page: http://www.myspace.com/radh80
Lovesome
Ra.D Lyrics
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만나기 전부터 알고 있던 거
그래도 니가 하는 말이
너무 속이 상한단 말이야
잘난 척 혼자서만 괜찮은 척
웃으면 퍽이나 내가 믿겠다
내가 아는 넌 그렇게 웃지 않아
놓아주기 싫어 (왠지 모르게)
더 붙어있고 싶어 (왠지 모르게)
널 놓아주기 싫어
곁에 붙어있고 싶어
기꺼이 할게 아픈 말 쓰린 말
모두 참아내는 그런 일
너를 놓아주기 싫어
왠지 곁에 있고 싶어
늘 이대로
니가 나쁜 꿈이라는 걸
끝까지 믿고 싶은지도 몰라
가까이 가면 따가운 너
왠지 밀어내고 싶지 않았어
고요한 날 그 날 니가 내게
던져 놓은 작은 울림
그 떨림이 난 왜 멈춰지지 않아
(꼭 이렇게 못된 널)
놓아주기 싫어 (왠지 모르게)
더 붙어있고 싶어 (왠지 모르게)
널 놓아주기 싫어
곁에 붙어있고 싶어
기꺼이 할게 아픈 말 쓰린 말
모두 참아내는 그런 일
너를 놓아주기 싫어
왠지 곁에 있고 싶어
늘 이대로
마침 니가 서 있고
하필 둘이 서 있어
No, no, no 자꾸 끌려가려 해
Even when you′re not around you make me smile
Lovesome
Lovesome
매일 미워해도 넌 oh 넌 lovesome (lovesome)
놓아주기 싫어 (왠지 모르게)
더 붙어있고 싶어 (왠지 모르게)
널 놓아주기 싫어
곁에 붙어있고 싶어
기꺼이 할게 아픈 말 쓰린 말
모두 참아내는 그런 일
너를 놓아주기 싫어
왠지 곁에 있고 싶어
늘 이대로
Lovesome
나에게 넌 lovesome
매일 미워해도 넌 oh 넌 lovesome
In the song "Lovesome" by Ra.D, the lyrics delve into the complex emotions and inner turmoil experienced in a tumultuous relationship. The singer starts by acknowledging that they are aware that their partner is perceived as a bad person, a realization they had even before they met. Despite this, the words and actions of their partner deeply hurt and affect them, making the singer feel emotionally wounded. The dynamic portrayed here is that the partner may act tough and independent, but their behavior still leaves the singer feeling vulnerable and hurt.
The next verse expresses a reluctance to let go of the relationship despite the pain it brings. The singer confesses that they inexplicably want to cling onto their partner, resisting the idea of releasing them. This internal struggle is heightened by the desire to remain by their side, even though it may entail enduring painful and bitter words. The singer is torn between the conflicting feelings of wanting to hold on and feeling the pain of the relationship.
As the song progresses, the singer reflects on the uncertainty of their partner's intentions and the hot-and-cold nature of their interactions. They describe the partner as someone who, despite being perceived as harsh, emits a warm and inviting presence that the singer finds themselves drawn towards. There is confusion as to why they are unable to push their partner away, despite moments of wanting to do so. The internal conflict intensifies as the singer struggles with their attachment to the partner.
The final section of the lyrics introduces a sense of inevitability in the relationship, with the acknowledgment that even in the absence of the partner, thoughts of them bring a smile to the singer's face. Despite the daily frustrations and resentments, the partner remains a source of love and attraction for the singer, encapsulated in the term "Lovesome." The repeated refrain emphasizes the singer's inner turmoil of wanting to hold on to the relationship, even if it means enduring pain, and the struggle to let go of a connection that is both tumultuous and fulfilling. Ultimately, the lyrics encapsulate a complex emotional journey of love, pain, and desire for closeness in a relationship characterized by its contradictions.
Writer(s): Hye Seung Nam, Jin Ho Park
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