A Korean indie ballad about finding reassurance in another person's simple presence.
A Korean indie ballad about finding reassurance in another person's simple presence.
The phrase 'geudae yeop-e anj-aseo najimaghan solilo chungbunhadago', 'sitting next to you, your faint voice is enough', does the heavy lifting.
It's not about grand gestures or solving problems.
A Korean indie ballad about finding reassurance in another person's simple presence.
geudae yeop-e anj-aseo najimaghan solilo chungbunhadago
The phrase 'geudae yeop-e anj-aseo najimaghan solilo chungbunhadago', 'sitting next to you, your faint voice is enough', does the heavy lifting. It's not about grand gestures or solving problems. It's about the pressure of someone's worry being met with the plain fact of their company, the sound of their breath being sufficient.
That 'faint voice is enough' cuts through any need for big speeches. It pins the whole feeling to something small and real you can actually hear.
The way the phrase 'gwaenchanhdago', 'it's okay', gets repeated, almost like a mantra or a hand on someone's back.
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gasa
nugungaui moseub-e naui oneul haluga
ontong apeul sudo issguna
nugungaui us-eum-i nae modeun ma-eum-eul
haengboghage hal su issguna
geudaega deulgo issdeon geu mugeoun ilmajeo
nanwojil su iss-eo haengboghae
gaseum-eulo malhago ma-eum-eulo deul-eossdeon
modeun sigan-i da sojunghae
gwaenchanhdago gwaenchanhdago malhae jugo sip-eo
jigeum geudaeloui geudaega sojunghan jonjaeinde
geudae yeop-e anj-aseo najimaghan solilo
chungbunhadago chungbunhadago
geudaeleul al-aseo gaseum-eul nuleuneun
geulium-ilan geol neukkyeo
geudaeleul mannaseo neul-eonan nunmuldo
naegen deo eobsneun haengbog-in geol
neukkyeoss-eo
ttadeushaji anh-ado budeuleobji anh-ado
geudael an-a jugin chungbunhae
tto na-ege boyeojun geudaeui nun-ui mal-i
dasi naui mam-eul umjig-yeo
gwaenchanhdago gwaenchanhdago malhae jugo sip-eo
jigeum geudaeloui geudaega sojunghan jonjaeinde
geudae yeop-e anj-aseo najimaghan solilo
chungbunhadago chungbunhadago
geudaeleul al-aseo gaseum-eul nuleuneun
geulium-ilan geol neukkyeo
geudaeleul mannaseo neul-eonan nunmuldo
naegen deo eobsneun haengbog-in geol
neukkyeoss-eo
oneuldo geudae nal bomyeo gaseum-i ttwieo jundamyeon
nae modeun nal-e wiloga doel geoya
naleul jab-ajwoseo naleul an-ajwoseo
tto naeil-eul saeng-gaghal su iss-eo
neo ttaemun-e
A Korean indie ballad about finding reassurance in another person's simple presence. The phrase 'geudae yeop-e anj-aseo najimaghan solilo chungbunhadago', 'sitting next to you, your faint voice is enough', does the heavy lifting. It's not about grand gestures or solving problems.
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