A K-pop track that holds its breath, waiting for the moment to break into the light.
A K-pop track that holds its breath, waiting for the moment to break into the light.
The Korean lines about riding a white boat on a breaking wave and weaving dreams together give the English yearning a specific, almost mythic backdrop.
It turns a personal 'waiting for' into a shared voyage, which makes the eventual run toward the light feel earned, not just wished for.
A K-pop track that holds its breath, waiting for the moment to break into the light.
With you I'm running through the sun
The Korean lines about riding a white boat on a breaking wave and weaving dreams together give the English yearning a specific, almost mythic backdrop. It turns a personal 'waiting for' into a shared voyage, which makes the eventual run toward the light feel earned, not just wished for.
The plea 'So give me A little more time' isn't just asking for patience. It's the sound of someone trying to stretch a fragile moment, to keep the dream alive before the wave crashes or the sun rises. That 'little more' carries all the weight of hoping the wait pays off.
It's not just running toward light, but through the sun itself, an image that burns past simple optimism into something fiercer and more consuming.
The way 'Breathe in Breathe in out' bookends the track, framing the whole push-and-pull between stillness and motion.
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Breathe in
Breathe in out
Breathe in
Breathe in out
buseojineun pado tagoseo
hayan bae wie urin geugose nuwo
seoro majuhaneun kkumeul kkwo
But we're still waiting for
But we're still waiting for
rideume bareul majchwo
bami saedorok
nae nimui soneul japgo
I modeun geol jugo sipeo
So give me
A little more time
A little more time girl
When it gets better
Run
We gonna see the light
Gonna feel the light
With you
I`m running through the sun
insahae Seeing the light
Gonna feel the light
With you
I'm running through the sun
Breathe in
Breathe in out
Breathe in
Breathe in out
Let it go let it go let it go
Let it go let it go let it go
Breathe in
Breathe in out
Breathe in
Breathe in out
With you
I'm running through the sun
buseojineun pado hyanghae
han georeum tteneun sangsang
jeogi eodingae anja
haereul majgo sipeo neowa
anja maju anja gido
eonjenga geu nare maju anjaseo
sone son kkok majjapgo
rideume bareul majchwo
maju anjaseo
chumeul chwo
But let’s take
A little more time
So things would get better
Till every things get better
Yep
We gonna see the light
Gonna feel the light
When new
saeroun nare Hey
insahae Seeing the light
Gonna feel the light
When new
saeroun nare Hey
Hey what’s you been up to
You there
Hey hey you down to come thru
geogi neo Hey hey
gibuni eottae
How’s your new day
When it gets better
We gonna see the light
Gonna feel the light
With you
I'm running through the sun
insahae Seeing the light
Gonna Feel the light
With you
A K-pop track that holds its breath, waiting for the moment to break into the light. The Korean lines about riding a white boat on a breaking wave and weaving dreams together give the English yearning a specific, almost mythic backdrop. It turns a personal 'waiting for' into a shared voyage, which makes the eventual run toward the light feel earned, not just wished for.
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