A Korean ballad about lighting the way for someone else, even when the climb feels slow.
A Korean ballad about lighting the way for someone else, even when the climb feels slow.
The lyric avoids grand declarations of rescue.
Instead, it finds its power in the small, repeated gesture of looking back, 'banjjagineun du nuneuro barabwa', and the quiet insistence that moving slowly is still moving forward.
A Korean ballad about lighting the way for someone else, even when the climb feels slow.
It's okay to go slowly
The lyric avoids grand declarations of rescue. Instead, it finds its power in the small, repeated gesture of looking back, 'banjjagineun du nuneuro barabwa', and the quiet insistence that moving slowly is still moving forward.
The phrase 'I can light your way and go with you' carries the whole weight. It's not about fixing anything or rushing ahead. It's just a simple, stubborn offer to walk beside someone in the dark, which is often the only thing that actually helps.
That line cuts through any pressure to hurry up and heal. It just grants permission, which is sometimes the whole gift.
The way the English line 'It's okay to go slowly' sits in the middle of the Korean verse feels like a direct, calming whisper.
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maeil nareul barabomyeo hamkke nanudeon
neul eoduwotdeon nareul banjjagineun du nuneuro
barabwa jun neo
jikyeojugo sipeoseo nan
neoreul wihae gwi giurigo, bichi doeeojueotji
It’s okay to go slowly
It might haven’t been easy
When it's hard and weary
I can light your way and go with you
naege han beon deo malhaejullae
dasi hanbeon neoui kkumeul haneure pyeolchyeojullae
We can fly high into the sky
pureun haneul jayuropge geonilmyeo
seoroui ireumeul haneurui byeoldeullo namgilge
geujeo ollyeodabwado neoreul neukkil su itdorok
We can fly high
maeil haruedo myeot beonssik meonghani honja
wireul ollyeobomyeo wonmangman haesseo
geuttaemada neoui soni naui soneul jaba jueotgo
bamhaneurui byeori binnagi sijakaesseo
baby neowa hamkkeramyeon dasi useul su isseo
geugeonmaneurodo nan teukbyeolhaejinikka
naege han beon deo malhaejullae
dasi hanbeon neoui kkumeul haneure pyeolchyeojullae
We can fly high into the sky
bamhaneureul jayuropge geonilmyeo
seoroui ireumeul bamhaneul byeoldeullo namgilge
geujeo ollyeodabwado neoreul neukkil su itdorok
We can fly high
neowa naui modeun story seoro ganjikaesseum hae
sigani heulleodo areumdapge useul su itge
neowa hamkke nanun story geugeonmaneuro dwaesseo
hamkke swieogal sungani uril gidarinikka
haengbokaetdeon siganeuro ganjikal su itdamyeon
geu eotteon unmyeongdo muneojiji aneul su isseo
We can fly high into the sky
pureun haneureul jayuropge geonilmyeo
seoroui ireumeul bamhaneul byeoldeullo namgilge
geujeo ollyeodabwado neoreul neukkil su itdorok
We can fly high
neowa naui modeun story seoro ganjikaesseum hae
sigani heulleodo areumdapge useul su itge
neowa hamkke nanun story geugeonmaneuro dwaesseo
hamkke swieogal sungani uril gidarinikka
A Korean ballad about lighting the way for someone else, even when the climb feels slow. The lyric avoids grand declarations of rescue. Instead, it finds its power in the small, repeated gesture of looking back, 'banjjagineun du nuneuro barabwa', and the quiet insistence that moving slowly is still moving forward.
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