A song about staying up until dawn, watching your own reflection in a window.
A song about staying up until dawn, watching your own reflection in a window.
Yerin writes about solitude without making it sound lonely.
The window isn't a barrier but a surface where inside and outside blur, your face superimposed over passing strangers.
A song about staying up until dawn, watching your own reflection in a window.
honja uyeonhi yurichange bichin nae moseubi
Yerin writes about solitude without making it sound lonely. The window isn't a barrier but a surface where inside and outside blur, your face superimposed over passing strangers. That's where the song lives, in that doubled image.
The phrase 'honja uyeonhi yurichange bichin nae moseubi', my figure reflected in the glass, doesn't just describe a mirror. It's about being stuck with yourself, watching that version get more exhausted as the night goes on. The lyric keeps returning to that window, to the face that looks 'more tired' each time, because sometimes the only witness to your own weariness is your own reflection.
It's a plain description of a reflection, but the 'honja uyeonhi', alone, vacantly, tells you everything about the hour and the mood. You don't look at yourself in glass at 4 AM because you want to; you just happen to be there.
The way she sings 'naui geureon moseube', that kind of figure of mine, has a resigned, almost tender weight to it.
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ppeonhan gasacheoreom
beoseuchanggae gidaeeo
jal saenggakdo naji anhneun
gasareul kkeujeogigo
jinaganeun saramdeul
han beonssik chyeodabomyeonseo naneun honja
uyeonhi yurichange bichin nae moseubi
yunanhi mosna boigo
deo jagaman boine
naui geureon moseube du nuneul jilkkeun gamgo
deutdeon noraereul majeo deureo
geureoda ni saenggage
chagapge neukkyeojideon
sok maeum gadeukhi ongiga peojigo
nan honjaga aniran geu sasire
niga isseume tto han beon
dasi gomaumeul neukkyeo
neujeun saebyeokkkaji
jami jal oji anhaseo
jal saenggak eopseo boineun
nae du nuneul bibigo
sseudaman pyeonjil ilkgo
dasi tto sseo naeryeogamyeo
naneun honja
uyeonhi changmunwiro bichin nae eolguri
yunanhi pigonhae boigo
deo jichyeo boine
naui geureon moseubeul
pyeonjien damgiga silheo
sseudeon mareul majeo jeogeo
geureoda ni saenggage
chagapge neukkyeojideon
sok maeum gadeukhi ongiga peojigo
nan honjaga aniran geu sasire
niga isseume tto han beon
dasi gomaumeul neukkyeo
dasi tto ni saenggage arige
apaodeon nae maeum gadeukhi
ongiga peojigo
nan honjaga aniran geu sasire
niga isseume tto han beon
dasi gomaumeul neukkyeo
A song about staying up until dawn, watching your own reflection in a window. Yerin writes about solitude without making it sound lonely. The window isn't a barrier but a surface where inside and outside blur, your face superimposed over passing strangers.
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