A Korean ballad that asks whether two people were always meant to be together.
A Korean ballad that asks whether two people were always meant to be together.
What sticks is how the lyric treats time as something you can walk through backward.
'urin eojjeomyeon sesangi sumgyeonoheun gireul ttara', 'perhaps following the path the world has hidden', suggests the route exists, just covered over.
A Korean ballad that asks whether two people were always meant to be together.
urin eojjeomyeon saranghaessgeona saranghagessjyo
What sticks is how the lyric treats time as something you can walk through backward. 'urin eojjeomyeon sesangi sumgyeonoheun gireul ttara', 'perhaps following the path the world has hidden', suggests the route exists, just covered over. It's less about destiny and more about finding a trail you didn't know you'd already made.
The phrase 'al geot gateun yunanhi bichnaneun geu nunbich', 'that gaze that shines as if it knows', does a lot of quiet work. It's not about certainty, but about a look that feels familiar, like recognition before the memory arrives. The song keeps circling back to whether they've already loved, or whether they're about to, and that gaze holds both possibilities without choosing.
That 'perhaps we loved, perhaps we will' isn't a question waiting for an answer. It's the sound of someone holding two different kinds of time in their hands at once, not sure which one is real yet.
The way 'I've been always here' sits in English amid the Korean gives it a grounded, almost stubborn weight. It doesn't feel like a translation; it feels like a fact stated in the only language solid enough to hold it.
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eojjeom urin
mannan jeogeun eopseossnayo
eojjeom urin
bonjeokdo eopseossnayo
majuhan moseubeun
baramgwa siganman dareul ppun
seonmyeonghan eoje il gata
I‘ve been always here
To live with you forever
al geot gateun yunanhi
bichnaneun geu nunbich
All the time with you
And all the time behind you
urin eojjeomyeon
saranghaessgeona saranghagessjyo
yejeon urin
seoro sarang haesseuljido
yejeon urin
ipmajchumhaesseuljido
noeuri meomuldeon
gieoge saljineun anheulkka
nungama chajaga bomyeon
I‘ve been always here
To live with you forever
al geot gateun sujupge
nal boneun geu miso
All the time with you
And all the time behind you
urin eojjeomyeon
saranghaessgeona saranghagessjyo
Wherever you go
Oh, you
Wherever you are
Wherever you go
urin eojjeomyeon
sesangi sumgyeonoheun
gireul ttara sumanheun
inyeoneul seuchimyeo
uriga cheoeum
sum swideon geu nalbuteo
aju meolgo meon
siganeul geonneo mannan georago
A Korean ballad that asks whether two people were always meant to be together. What sticks is how the lyric treats time as something you can walk through backward. 'urin eojjeomyeon sesangi sumgyeonoheun gireul ttara', 'perhaps following the path the world has hidden', suggests the route exists, just covered over.
Eddy Kim performs "Perhaps Love", and this lyric page sits inside the Eddy Kim catalog on LyroVerse.
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