A Korean ballad about clinging to a moment that's already gone.
A Korean ballad about clinging to a moment that's already gone.
It's about the ritual of missing someone, rehearsing the goodbye until the rehearsal is all that's left.
The insistence on 'seoro', each other, turns the longing into a shared act even when one person is clearly alone.
A Korean ballad about clinging to a moment that's already gone.
Geurigoseo uri seoro maju seo issgi
This isn't a lyric about healing. It's about the ritual of missing someone, rehearsing the goodbye until the rehearsal is all that's left. The insistence on 'seoro', each other, turns the longing into a shared act even when one person is clearly alone.
The phrase 'Geurigoseo uri seoro maju seo issgi', right there, we are standing facing each other, answers a kind of desperate vanity. It's not about moving forward or getting over something; it's the need to stage the memory perfectly, to hold the pose. The words 'jamdeureo bogi', showing each other asleep, feel less like peace and more like making sure the other person is still there in the dream.
It fixes the two people in place, frozen in that 'right there', because the song knows they can't actually stand together anymore. The grammar holds them there when real life won't.
The way 'geuriwoseo' piles up three times at the start, like someone trying to convince themselves of the feeling.
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Oneul ttara waenji mundeuk saenggakna
Deopyeo issdeon sajineul boni
Jigeumkkaji boji moshan pyojeongi
Geuriwoseo geuriwoseo tto geuriwoseo
Udukeoni hanchameul anja issda
Jeongsin eopsi chaenggyeo ipgoseo
Eodironga geotgo issneun nal baraboni
Neoegero gago issda gago issda
Geurigoseo uri seoro maju seo issgi
Geurigoseo uri seoro kkok japgo issgi
Ije ije seoro
Geurigoneun dareun goseun bojido anhgi
Geurigoneun gamssa ango jamdeureo bogi
Ije uri seoro
Maju bonda saranghanda tto malhae bonda
Haruga eoneusae jinagadorok
Geunyang honja anja issdaga
Amu geosdo junbihaji moshagoseoneun
Dallyeoganda neoegero gago issda
Geurigoseo uri seoro maju seo issgi
Geurigoseo uri seoro kkok japgo issgi
Ije ije seoro
Geurigoneun dareun goseun bojido anhgi
Geurigoneun gamssa ango jamdeureo bogi
Ije uri seoro
Maju bonda saranghanda tto malhae bonda
Geurigoneun dareun goseun bojido anhgi
Geurigoneun gamssa ango jamdeureo bogi
Ije uri seoro
Maju bonda saranghanda tto malhae bonda
Uri seoro malhae bonda saranghanda
A Korean ballad about clinging to a moment that's already gone. It's about the ritual of missing someone, rehearsing the goodbye until the rehearsal is all that's left. The insistence on 'seoro', each other, turns the longing into a shared act even when one person is clearly alone.
Baek Ji Young performs "And", and this lyric page sits inside the Baek Ji Young catalog on LyroVerse.
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