The Walking Dead (미안해 널 사랑해) by Heize is a song about apologizing to a loved one for the pain caused by the love that turned into a burden. The lyrics express the regret of loving someone so much that it becomes a sin and asking forgiveness for it. The song starts with an apology to the person who was loved, saying that the love became a sin and caused pain. The chorus talks about wanting to hold onto the love and asking for a little more time to do so. The verses express the desire to protect the love and the person, not wanting to lose them. It also acknowledges that even though the love may have caused harm, it is still worth fighting for. The title "The Walking Dead" is a metaphor for the feelings of numbness and emptiness experienced after losing someone, as if one is walking around like a zombie. The song encourages not giving up on love despite the pain or loss, and to cherish the moments spent with the person. Overall, Heize's "The Walking Dead" is a heartfelt apology and a plea to hold onto love despite the difficulties.
