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Rose

Rose

Artist: Lee HiAlbum: First Love
🇰🇷 Korean · 🇺🇸 English56% KR📅 2013K-PopR&B/Soul

Track Information & Sing-Along Guide

Rose (Rose) is performed by Lee Hi, released on the album First Love in 2013.

💡 Linguistic Features: Below you will find original Korean text (한글), standardized Revised Romanization with phonetic liaison corrections, and contextual English translations. Practice singing along with our synchronized Pronunciation Coach to slow down tricky syllables to 0.5x or 0.75x speed with pitch preservation.

Lyrics, Romanization & English Translation

내 사랑은 새빨간 rose 지금은 아름답겠지만

nae sa-rang-eun sae-ppal-gan rose ji-geum-eun a-reum-dap-gess-ji-man

날카로운 가시로 널 아프게 할걸

nal-ka-ro-un ga-si-ro neol a-peu-ge hal-geol

내 사랑은 새빨간 rose 그래 난 향기롭겠지만

nae sa-rang-eun sae-ppal-gan rose geu-rae nan hyang-gi-rop-gess-ji-man

가까이 할수록 널 다치게 할걸

ga-kka-i hal-su-rok neol da-chi-ge hal-geol

그런 가벼운 눈빛으로 날 쳐다보지 말아줘요

geu-reon ga-byeo-un nun-bit-eu-ro nal chyeo-da-bo-ji mal-a-jwo-yo

함부로 사랑을 쉽게 얘기하지 마

ham-bu-ro sa-rang-eul swip-ge yae-gi-ha-ji ma

내 마음을 갖고 싶다면 내 아픔도 가져야 해요

nae ma-eum-eul gat-go sip-da-myeon nae a-peum-do ga-jyeo-ya hae-yo

언젠가 반드시 가시에 찔릴 테니까

eon-jen-ga ban-deu-si ga-si-e jjil-ril te-ni-kka

날 너무 믿지 마 넌 날 아직 잘 몰라

nal neo-mu mit-ji ma neon nal a-jik jal mol-ra

So just run away, run away, I said, oh-oh-oh (I said, oh-oh-oh)

날 사랑하지 마 넌 날 아직 잘 몰라

nal sa-rang-ha-ji ma neon nal a-jik jal mol-ra

I said run away, just run away 다가오지 마

I said run away, just run away da-ga-o-ji ma

내 사랑은 새빨간 rose 지금은 아름답겠지만

nae sa-rang-eun sae-ppal-gan rose ji-geum-eun a-reum-dap-gess-ji-man

날카로운 가시로 널 아프게 할걸

nal-ka-ro-un ga-si-ro neol a-peu-ge hal-geol

내 사랑은 새빨간 rose 그래 난 향기롭겠지만

nae sa-rang-eun sae-ppal-gan rose geu-rae nan hyang-gi-rop-gess-ji-man

가까이 할수록 널 다치게 할걸

ga-kka-i hal-su-rok neol da-chi-ge hal-geol

자신감에 찬 네 모습이 내 눈엔 그저 안쓰러워

ja-sin-gam-e chan ne mo-seup-i nae nun-en geu-jeo an-sseu-reo-wo

날 향한 씩씩한 발걸음이 오늘따라 초라해 보여

nal hyang-han ssik-ssik-han bal-geol-eum-i o-neul-tta-ra cho-ra-hae bo-yeo

감정, 사치야 내겐 사랑, 집착의 best friend

gam-jeong, sa-chi-ya nae-gen sa-rang, jip-chak-ui best friend

So run away, just run away 'cause you and I must come to an end

Every rose has its thorn

Every rose has its thorn

Every rose has its thorn

날 너무 믿지 마 넌 날 아직 잘 몰라

nal neo-mu mit-ji ma neon nal a-jik jal mol-ra

So just run away, run away, I said, oh-oh-oh (I said, oh-oh-oh)

날 사랑하지 마 넌 날 아직 잘 몰라

nal sa-rang-ha-ji ma neon nal a-jik jal mol-ra

I said run away, just run away 다가오지 마

I said run away, just run away da-ga-o-ji ma

내 사랑은 새빨간 rose 지금은 아름답겠지만

nae sa-rang-eun sae-ppal-gan rose ji-geum-eun a-reum-dap-gess-ji-man

날카로운 가시로 널 아프게 할걸

nal-ka-ro-un ga-si-ro neol a-peu-ge hal-geol

내 사랑은 새빨간 rose 그래 난 향기롭겠지만

nae sa-rang-eun sae-ppal-gan rose geu-rae nan hyang-gi-rop-gess-ji-man

가까이 할수록 널 다치게 할걸

ga-kka-i hal-su-rok neol da-chi-ge hal-geol

💡 Song Meaning & Cultural Context

Explore the narrative depth, Korean idioms, and cultural symbolism behind Rose by Lee Hi.

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1. Narrative Arc & Emotional Core

"Rose" (Rose) by Lee Hi is a standout track blending emotive storytelling with compelling musicality. The lyrics explore intimate themes of connection, emotional vulnerability, and personal growth, capturing the nuanced dynamics of modern relationships and youthful passion.

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2. Metaphors & Korean Idioms

The Korean phrasing in "Rose" employs subtle cultural idioms and layered lyricism. Phrasing shifts between introspective Korean stanzas and rhythmic English phrases, allowing listeners to experience both universal accessibility and culturally rich linguistic nuance.

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3. Songwriting Context & Production

Crafted with refined arrangement techniques, "Rose" highlights Lee Hi's dynamic vocal range across textured instrumentation and modern beat drops.

🇰🇷 Key Korean Vocabulary & Phrasal Nuance

Essential words to understand the deeper emotional resonance of this song:

마음(Maeum)
Heart, mind, feelings
노래(Norae)
Song, melody
사랑(Sarang)
Love, affection

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the main message of “Rose”?

"Rose" (Rose) by Lee Hi is a standout track blending emotive storytelling with compelling musicality. The lyrics explore intimate themes of connection, emotional vulnerability, and...

Q: How can I practice singing “Rose” with proper Korean pronunciation?

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🎼 Production & Songwriting Credits

Verified production lineage and creative contributors for Rose.

Performer (아티스트)Lee Hi
Album (앨범)First Love
Release Year (발매연도)
Songwriting & ProductionOfficial creative contributors licensed under Lee Hi and affiliated music publishing rights holders.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about Rose, pronunciation practice, and production history.

What is the English translation and meaning of Rose by Lee Hi?

"Rose" is performed by Lee Hi. K-Lyrics provides verified original Korean text (한글), syllable-accurate Revised Romanization, and conversational English translations detailing the emotional meaning behind the track.

Where can I practice singing Rose with Romanized lyrics?

You can practice Rose with our synchronized Pronunciation Coach at k-lyrics.com/coach/?song=leehi-rose, featuring 0.5x and 0.75x slowed-down playback, pitch lock, and syllable breakdown.

Who wrote and produced Rose by Lee Hi?

"Rose" is performed by Lee Hi, released on the album "First Love" in 2013. Official production and songwriting credits are registered with KOMCA and affiliated music publishing rights holders.

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