A rain-streaked window frames a final look at someone who can't see the pain inside.
A rain-streaked window frames a final look at someone who can't see the pain inside.
The phrase 'Amudo nae mameul molla', nobody knows my heart, lands hard after all the looking.
It's the quiet confession behind the show window, the polished surface hiding a person who's crying inside.
A rain-streaked window frames a final look at someone who can't see the pain inside.
Amudo nae mameul molla
The phrase 'Amudo nae mameul molla', nobody knows my heart, lands hard after all the looking. It's the quiet confession behind the show window, the polished surface hiding a person who's crying inside. He's saying the performance is almost over, and the rain on the glass is the only thing washing anything clean.
It's the core of the song's loneliness, a plain admission that even when someone is looking right at you, they might not see a thing.
The way 'bi nae ri neun window' and 'algo itt neun window' echo each other, one for the falling rain, the other for the secret held inside.
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Isangha ge ggeuteul jal ara
Geuraeseo nan seulpeo ddo seulpeo
When I look at you
When I look at you
Majimak ne moseubi boyeo
Yeojeonhi neon yebbeo ddo yebbeo
When I look at you
When I look at you
This might be the last time I say goodbye
This might be the last time I say good night
This might be the last time
This might be the last time
This might be the last time we say goodbye
This might be the last time we say good night
This might be the last time
This might be the last time
Baby slow down
On momi da ddeol linda
Hwachanghan nale gabjagi bi nae ri neun Window (bi nae ri neun Window)
Bi nae ri neun Window (bi nae ri neun Window)
Baby calm down
Moksoriga deul linda
Goyohan bame bimil eul algo itt neun Window (algo itt neun Window)
Algo itt neun Window (algo itt neun Window, Show Window)
Amudo nae mameul molla
Useodo utneun ge a ningeol
When I look at you
When I look at you
Ulgo itt neun nae moseub iboyeo
Saranghiran apa ddo apa
When I look at you
Baby look at me
This might be the last time I say goodbye
This might be the last time we say good night
This might be the last time
This might be the last time
This might be the last time we say goodbye
This might be the last time we say good night
This might be the last time
This might be the last time
Look into your eyes (Let it rain, Let it rain)
Look up at the sky (Let it rain, Let it rain)
Rain, rain, rain
Bi nae ri neun window, bi nae ri neun window
Wash away the pain (Let it rain, let it rain)
Look into your eyes (Let it rain, Let it rain)
Look up at the sky (Let it rain, Let it rain)
Rain, rain, rain
Algo itt neun Window, bi nae ri neun Window (Show Window)
Wash away the pain (Let it rain, Let it rain)
Isanghage ggeuteul jal ara
Geuraeseo nan seulpeo ddo seulpeo
This might be the last time
This might be the last time
Bi nae ri neun Window, Show Window
A rain-streaked window frames a final look at someone who can't see the pain inside. The phrase 'Amudo nae mameul molla', nobody knows my heart, lands hard after all the looking. It's the quiet confession behind the show window, the polished surface hiding a person who's crying inside.
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