A ballad about a woman who loves like a fool, waiting in the wind.
A ballad about a woman who loves like a fool, waiting in the wind.
Baek Ji Young often sings from a place of weathered resilience, and here the lyric doesn't shy from calling the love 'foolish' outright.
It's a blunt admission that gives the longing its weight, without dressing it up in prettier metaphors.
A ballad about a woman who loves like a fool, waiting in the wind.
Another fool, another fool
Baek Ji Young often sings from a place of weathered resilience, and here the lyric doesn't shy from calling the love 'foolish' outright. It's a blunt admission that gives the longing its weight, without dressing it up in prettier metaphors.
The phrase 'waiting in the wind' captures the whole feeling, this woman is exposed, maybe a little desperate, just standing there hoping. She says 'I want to be loved by you,' but she's stuck in a love that feels like a 'foolish love' and a 'false love,' repeating it as if to convince herself it's worth it. It's less about romance and more about the raw need to be seen, even when it hurts.
She names the feeling directly, no sugarcoating. It's that moment of self-awareness that makes the waiting feel even more stubborn and real.
The way 'Another fool, another fool' cuts in, it's a quiet, resigned punch in the middle of all that waiting.
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Han yeojaga geudaerul saranghamnida
Geu yeojaneun yeolshimi saranghamnida
Maeil geurimjacheoreum geudaereul ddaradanimyeo
Geu yeojaneun ooseumyeo oolgoisseoyo
Uhlmana uhlmana deo nuhreul
Ireokae baramahn bomyuh honja
Ee baramgateun sarang ee geojigateun sarang
Gyaesokhaeya niga nareul sarang hagaetni
Jogeumman gakkai wa jogeumman
Hanbal dagagamyun doo bal domangganeun
Nul saranghaneun nahn jigeumdo yeopae isseo
Geu yeojan oomnida
Geu yeojaneun sunggyukee soshimhamnida
Geuraeseo ootneun bubeul baewotdamnida
Chinhan chingooaegaedo motaneun yaegiga manheun
Geu yeojaae maeumeun nunmultuseongee
Geuraeseo geu yeojaneun geudael
Nul saranghaetdaeyo ddokattaseo
Ddo hanagateun babo ddo hanagateun babo
Another fool, another fool
Hanbun nareul anajoogo gamyun ahndweyo
Nan sarangbatgo shipeo geudae yo
Maeil sokeuroman gaseum sokeuroman
Sorireul jireumyeo geu yeojaneun
Oneuldo geu yeoppae eetdaeyo
Geu yeojaga naraneum geol anayo
Arlmyunseodo eereoneun geon anijyo
Moreulggeoya geudaen babonikga
Uhlmana uhlmana deo nuhreul
Ireokae baramahn bomyuh honja
Ee babogateun sarang ee geojigateun sarang
Gyaesokhaeya niga nareul sarang hagaetni
Jogeumman gakkai wa jogeumman
Hanbal dagagamyun doo bal domangganeun
Nul saranghaneun nahn jigeumdo yeopae isseo
Geu yeojan oomnida
A ballad about a woman who loves like a fool, waiting in the wind. Baek Ji Young often sings from a place of weathered resilience, and here the lyric doesn't shy from calling the love 'foolish' outright. It's a blunt admission that gives the longing its weight, without dressing it up in prettier metaphors.
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