A 2009 entry about a voice that lingers too long after goodbye.
The Korean carries a quiet, almost stubborn realism.
When it asks "wae yeongwonhaji motalkka?", why couldn't it last forever?, it's not asking for an answer.
A 2009 entry about a voice that lingers too long after goodbye.
A 2009 entry about a voice that lingers too long after goodbye.
The Korean carries a quiet, almost stubborn realism.
When it asks "wae yeongwonhaji motalkka?", why couldn't it last forever?, it's not asking for an answer.
A 2009 entry about a voice that lingers too long after goodbye.
"Uriga hamkkehangeot Yeonghwa, nunsaram, yeongwonhalgeotgatdeon sarang"
The Korean carries a quiet, almost stubborn realism. When it asks "wae yeongwonhaji motalkka?", why couldn't it last forever?, it's not asking for an answer. It's just naming the disappointment that some beautiful things vanish like stars, even when you wish they wouldn't.
There's a line about "Duribeongeorida haruga beolsseo da ga", a whole day already feels like a fool's errand. It's that specific exhaustion of missing someone so much that even the simple act of walking home feels pointless, even if the street you're on is familiar. The lyric doesn't dramatize it; it just states the weariness, like the writer is too tired to pretend otherwise.
It lists the things they did together, movies, tears, a love that seemed like it would last forever, and the plainness of the list hurts more than any metaphor would. You can see the whole relationship in those three items.
The way "Lalala lalala" repeats feels less like a chorus and more like someone humming to fill the silence after writing all that down.
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Saero san ilgijange
Akkideon peneul kkeonae
Jamkkan
Saenggakhada geureul sseonaeryeoga
2009nyeon 2wol 4il
Garodeungburi norake muldeun yeppeun i bame..
Oneureun mundeuk budeureowotdeon geudae moksoriga
Neomu geuriwo
Duribeongeorida haruga beolsseo da ga
Gilgada deureulbeophan ppeonhan gasaro deulligetjiman
Igeon geunyang nunmullo geurineun seotun ibyeorui geurimilppun..
Uriraneun giri kkeunheojigo geu wie chueogiraneun didimdol
Naneun michidorok dalbichui dororeul georeumyeo
Keunsoriro ni ireumeul ibe dama...
Uriga eolmana manhi saranghaesseulkka
Haneure ppuryeojin byeolmurigachi areumdawodo
Eoneunal sarajyeobeorin byeolcheoreom wae yeongwonhaji motalkka?
(nal tteonaga) niga haengbokhadamyeon eolmadeunji
Geurae dubeon dasi ojianheul majimak gil..
Ara
Sarangeun eonjena ibyeolgwa hamkkerangeol
Jalga. uriga saranghan areumdaun naldeura
Lalala lalala lalalalala x2
Uriga hamkkehangot
Naebang, nibang, noriteo, hangang
Uriga hamkkehangeot
Yeonghwa, nunsaram, yeongwonhalgeotgatdeon sarang
Oneureun bigawa
Inorae deureumyeon gieongnalkka
Hana ppunin usane ni eokkaega saenggakboda manhi jeojeun iyu
Ni sigeobeorin sarange nan beongeoriga doeeo
Meori kkeutkkaji chaoreun nunmure mogimeyeo
Chama nochi motaneun miryeoniran kkeuneul jwieo
Jeo pyeone byeonhaebeorin neoui moseubiyeo
(ijen annyeong) achimi doemyeon modu itgetji
Naega neoreul mannanji myeochiljjaenji namanalji..
Ara
Sarangeun eonjena ibyeolgwa hamkkerangeol
Jalga. uriga saranghan areumdaun naldeura
Lalala lalala lalalalala x2
Jakkuman nae ilgijangi jeojeoga (jeojeoga)
Meomchwora nae nunmura itgiro haetjanha
Jalga. uriga saranghan areumdaun naldeura
Lalala lalala lalalalala
A 2009 entry about a voice that lingers too long after goodbye. The Korean carries a quiet, almost stubborn realism. When it asks "wae yeongwonhaji motalkka?", why couldn't it last forever?, it's not asking for an answer.
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