A Korean-language track from the Japanese alternative band that turns a single day into something you have to survive.
A Korean-language track from the Japanese alternative band that turns a single day into something you have to survive.
The lyric circles a simple, brutal fact: sometimes a day is just something to endure.
All the shouting and promises to hold someone feel less like triumph and more like the only way to keep moving.
A Korean-language track from the Japanese alternative band that turns a single day into something you have to survive.
Oneureun okay deo keuge sorichyeo ye
The lyric circles a simple, brutal fact: sometimes a day is just something to endure. All the shouting and promises to hold someone feel less like triumph and more like the only way to keep moving. It's a survival manual written in real time.
The phrase 'Today oneul gateun nare' sets the whole thing in motion. It's not about forever or philosophy, just this one day where someone leaves and says they're sorry. The singer keeps repeating 'Today' like a mantra, trying to convince himself he can make it through these hours if he just shouts loud enough.
Shouting 'Today' louder isn't about joy. It's the sound of someone trying to drown out everything else just to make it to tonight.
The way 'Today' gets shouted each time in the chorus, louder each pass, until it sounds less like a word and more like a strained breath.
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Today oneul gateun nare geunyeoga malhane
Heeojijago mianhadago hapil ginyeomire
Today manheun saramdeul soge umcheureodeulgon hae
Nan gogaereul tteolgun chae pihae (ireon naega sirheo)
Oneureun okay deo keuge sorichyeo ye joheun iri saenggilgeoyaaa
Gwaenchanha oneul bam maneun ireoke areumdaunde deo keuge ureodo dwae ye
Naega neol anajulgeoyaaa jigeum I sungan naraolla ttwieoboneungeoya
Woo hoo woo- wadadadadada uh uh uh yayayayayaya baro jigeum
Today neomu oeroul ttae michil deut seulpeunde
Hajiman amudo arajuji anheul ttaen eotteokhae
Today wae naman ireoke himdeulkka saenggakhae
Moduga haengbokhadan mal da geojitmal an mideo say 1,2
Oneureun okay deo keuge sorichyeo ye joheun iri saenggilgeoyaaa
Gwaenchanha oneul bam maneun ireoke areumdaunde deo keuge ureodo dwae ye
Naega neol anajulgeoyaaa jigeum I sungan naraolla ttwieoboneun geoya
I sesang sogeseo seulpeun juingongi doeeo neo daesin apahaejulge nalgaega dwaejulge
Nan geudaereul mideo nan geudaereul mideo nal geudaero mideo nal geudaero mideo
I modeun geot ttohan da jinagal teni
Oneureun okay deo keuge sorichyeo ye joheun iri saenggilgeoyaaa
Gwaenchanha oneul bam maneun ireoke areumdaunde deo keuge ureodo dwae ye
Naega neol anajulgeoyaaa jigeum I sungan naraolla ttwieoboneun geoya
Woo hoo woo- wadadadadada uh uh uh yayayayayaya
A Korean-language track from the Japanese alternative band that turns a single day into something you have to survive. The lyric circles a simple, brutal fact: sometimes a day is just something to endure. All the shouting and promises to hold someone feel less like triumph and more like the only way to keep moving.
DaeSung performs "Wings", and this lyric page sits inside the DaeSung catalog on LyroVerse.
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