Hello? I’m singer Han Byul Lim.
I’ve returned with my new single ‘May We Bye’.
Today, I will be singing the solo version of my song.
‘May We Bye’ - Lim Han Byul
One spring day in May We broke up
After our awkward goodbye We turned our backs
Going back Everything was still you
It didn’t feel real That it didn’t even hurt
Oh, I’ll probably go back to you
Everyday like a habit
So I’m letting go of you, my everything =
How can I love again Meet someone else
As if nothing happened Can I live happily again?
When I meet you again I want to tell you
That it was really hard, I was hurt At that time
I thought it was special Our love story
But it wasn’t It was just like the others
Like it was a mistake Have to hide it, erase it
Like I was never in love
Oh I’m okay Then I think of you and
I have to repeat this break up again
How can I love again Meet someone else
As if nothing happened Can I live happily again?
When I meet you again I want to tell you
That it was really hard, I was hurt At that time
Take away our memories
I hope you had a hard time too Please go
How can I love again Meet someone else
As if nothing happened Can I live happily again?
One spring day in May A warmer day
All our moments Goodbye now
How was the solo version of ‘May We Bye’?
The original song was a duet with Chan of EXO.
I would like to thank Chan again for featuring.
‘May We Bye’ is the last song in the Break-up trilogy that we’ve released since last year.
The song continues from’ The Way to Say Goodbye’, ‘A Tearful Farewell’ to ‘May We Bye’.
If you listen to all 3 songs in a row, you’ll be able to picture the farewell, which is a way to enjoy this trilogy.
As you’ve heard, this song is quite high.
Also because it is a duet it’ll be fun to sing together in the Noraebang(Korean karaoke), like you’re competing with one another.
I also placed a lot of effort into the lyrics.
I’d appreciate it if you’d enjoy all the emotions contained within the song.
I will be back with better music, performance and events.
Please keep an eye out on singer Lim Han Byul’s next moves