A B1A4 member sings about a voice that still echoes in his ears, asking someone to listen just once.
A B1A4 member sings about a voice that still echoes in his ears, asking someone to listen just once.
Most nostalgia songs are about shared history, but this one insists on the solitude of memory.
The request for a photo becomes a plea for proof, for someone else to acknowledge this moment existed.
A B1A4 member sings about a voice that still echoes in his ears, asking someone to listen just once.
amudo gieok mothana boda
Most nostalgia songs are about shared history, but this one insists on the solitude of memory. The request for a photo becomes a plea for proof, for someone else to acknowledge this moment existed.
That phrase "amudo gieok mothana boda", no one remembers but me, hangs over the whole thing. He's carrying this memory alone, this ordinary afternoon in an alley that meant everything to him. The song feels like trying to hand someone a photograph they keep refusing to take.
Those four words hold the song's weight. He's not asking anyone to share the memory, just to accept that it's his to keep.
The way he repeats "nae yaegiman deutgo gaseyo", just listen to my story and go, has this quiet persistence. It's not demanding, just hoping.
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eoneu nal gapjagi saenggakna
nae ireum bureusideon moksori
jigeumdo nae gwitgae ullineunde
amudo gieok mothana boda
sajin sok uri baraboni
geuttaeneun aju pyeongbeomhaettguna
saenggakman haedo nae mam ireohge apeunde
amudo gieok mothana boda
nae yaegiman deutgo gaseyo
han beondo yonggi naeji mothan
pyeongsaengeul na gieokhalgeyo
nae mal deutgo gaseyo
jeogiyo ajeossi jamsimanyo
sajin jom gati jjikeojuseyo
eonjenga dangsin eolgul ijeobeorilkka
naeneunyo yeogi namgil lamnida
eonu nal gapjagi saenggagina
sonjapgo geonildeon geu golmokgil
hana dul set georeumyeo modu johasseottneunde
amudo gieok mothana boda
nae yaegiman deutgo gaseyo
han beondo yonggi naeji mothan
pyeongsaengeul na giokhalgeyo
nae mal deutgo gaseyo
jeogiyo ajeossi jamsimanyo
sajin jom gati jjikeojuseyo
eonjenga dangsin eolgul ijeobeorilkka
naeneunyo yeogi namgil lamnida
naegayo pyeongsaeng gieokhalgeyo
A B1A4 member sings about a voice that still echoes in his ears, asking someone to listen just once. Most nostalgia songs are about shared history, but this one insists on the solitude of memory. The request for a photo becomes a plea for proof, for someone else to acknowledge this moment existed.
B1A4 performs "My Childhood Story (Sandeul)", and this lyric page sits inside the B1A4 catalog on LyroVerse.
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