A solo track from the B1A4 vocalist that turns a house into a memory.
A solo track from the B1A4 vocalist that turns a house into a memory.
Its power is in the small, physical details, the always-cold space, the hidden warmth, that accumulate into a portrait of gratitude.
It's a thank you note for the things that were never said, written by someone who has finally learned the language.
A solo track from the B1A4 vocalist that turns a house into a memory.
hangsang chagawossdeon nae simjangeul nogyeojwosseossdeon geon geudeurui jeongseongi sumeo issdeon geojyo
The song avoids grand declarations. Its power is in the small, physical details, the always-cold space, the hidden warmth, that accumulate into a portrait of gratitude. It's a thank you note for the things that were never said, written by someone who has finally learned the language.
He sings about 'the space that was always too cold,' where his parents' affection was 'hidden.' That phrase 'hidden' does a lot of work. It's not about a lack of love, but about a kind that was felt in the background, in the steady chill of a room, rather than spoken out loud. The lyric answers a specific memory of waiting for a word that never quite came, and finding the meaning in the silence instead.
It translates roughly to 'the thing that covered my always-cold heart was their hidden affection.' That's the whole song right there, gratitude discovered in what was kept out of sight, not in what was given.
The way his voice holds on 'Thank you father, Oh, thank you mother' feels less like a chorus and more like a repeated, necessary breath.
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eoryeoseo mollattdeon sigan
huhoega manhassdeon gonggan
onjongil badeun seuteureseue
eomeoniui jansoriga deo haejyeo
kkok daedeureossjyo seounhaessdeon sigandeul
geutten da huhoeyeossdan geol
sigani jinamyeonseo alge doejyo
aju ttatteuthaessdeon uri jibui ongineun
geudeuri animyeon bolganeunghaessgessjyo
hangsang chagawossdeon nae simjangeul nogyeojwosseossdeon geon
geudeurui jeongseongi sumeo issdeon geojyo
Thank you father
Oh, thank you mother
geurigo hanappunin nae nunado
Thank you father
Oh, thank you mother
hangsang sum swieowassdeon gonggan
beoreoseo gapneundan maldo
gidaryeo dallaneun maldo
sasil da muuimihajyo
naega gapeul su eopsneun bijeun maeuminde
pinggyeman daessjyo maeil huhoehamyeonseo
geu dangsien eojjeol su eopseossdamyeo
nal ihaehal georagoman saenggakhajyo
aju ttatteuthaessdeon uri jibe ongineun
geudeuri animyeon bolganeunghaessgessjyo
hangsang chagawossdeon nae simjangeul nogyeojwosseossdeon geon
geudeurui jeongseongi sumi issdeon geojyo
Thank you father
Oh, thank you mother
geurigo hanappunin nae nunado
Thank you father
Oh, thank you mother
uri hamkkehaessdeon gonggan
jogeumsigirado gapagal su issge
jigeumcheoreomman neul geonganghi isseo jwoyo
saranghae mal mothagessjiman
guejeom mameuro boyeojul su issge
Love you father
I love you mother
geurigo hanappunin nae nunado
Love you father
I love you mother
hangsang hangsang gomawoyo
A solo track from the B1A4 vocalist that turns a house into a memory. Its power is in the small, physical details, the always-cold space, the hidden warmth, that accumulate into a portrait of gratitude. It's a thank you note for the things that were never said, written by someone who has finally learned the language.
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