A K-pop track where every memory becomes a reason to keep moving forward.
A K-pop track where every memory becomes a reason to keep moving forward.
What sticks is how the lyric treats memory as an active verb, not a passive state.
Remembering becomes the work you do to keep someone present, a daily chore of the heart that the singer commits to without flourish.
A K-pop track where every memory becomes a reason to keep moving forward.
"tto han georeum deo han georeum deo dallyeogal su isseo"
What sticks is how the lyric treats memory as an active verb, not a passive state. Remembering becomes the work you do to keep someone present, a daily chore of the heart that the singer commits to without flourish.
The phrase "tto han georeum deo han georeum deo dallyeogal su isseo" does the heavy lifting here. It's not a sprint or a leap, just another step, and then another. The song finds its drive in that small, repeatable motion, the idea that as long as you can take one more, you haven't stopped.
It's the song's engine. The repetition isn't for emphasis; it's the actual rhythm of moving forward when you have nothing left but the next small thing.
The way the phrase "han georeum deo" stacks up in the chorus gives the track its forward pulse, like counting steps to keep going.
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jogeum neujeossji
iri wa yeogi anja
nae yaegil jom deureobwa jullae
ijen malhalge
cheoeum bon geunalbuteo
jigeumkkeot da haji moshan mal
gieokhae
ttatteushaessdeon neoui nunbich
yaksokhae
naneun hangsang ne pyeon haejulge
modu neoya nega isseoseo
tto han georeum deo han georeum deo
dallyeogal su isseo
jeonbu gieokhalge
naege jun sarang
neul gidarigo jikyeojun neol
byeonhameopsi saranghaejulge
kkaman bamcheoreom
api boiji anha
kkeutnal geot gatji anhdeon naldeul
nareul bichwojun
neoran byeoreul ttaraseo
yeogikkaji gyeondyeoon geoya
gieokhae
ttatteushaessdeon neoui nunbich
yaksokhae
naneun hangsang ne pyeon haejulge
modu neoya nega isseoseo
tto han georeum deo han georeum deo
dallyeogal su isseo
jeonbu gieokhalge naege jun sarang
neul gidarigo jikyeojun neol
byeonhameopsi saranghae julge
ijeneun naega neol ana
naege jwosseossdeon ongireul ttodasi bada
sarangiran geon badeun mankeum tto juneun geos
jigeummankeumman banbokdoendamyeon
gwaenchanheulgeoya da
jinachyeowassdeon sigandeul tteoollil ttae
nae yeope isseojwo
barasseossdeon geu moseup gidarilge
bulbicheul ttaraseo
sonjapgo issja jogeumman deo
hamkkeigo sipeo
jigeum waseo dasi saenggakhae bwado
modu neoya nega isseoseo
tto han georeum deo han georeum deo
dallyeogal su isseo
jeonbu gieokhalge naege jun sarang
neul gidarigo jikyeojun neol
byeonhameopsi saranghae julge
A K-pop track where every memory becomes a reason to keep moving forward. What sticks is how the lyric treats memory as an active verb, not a passive state. Remembering becomes the work you do to keep someone present, a daily chore of the heart that the singer commits to without flourish.
BAE173 performs "Every Little Thing Is You", and this lyric page sits inside the BAE173 catalog on LyroVerse.
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