A Korean ballad about holding onto someone's memory through the haze.
A Korean ballad about holding onto someone's memory through the haze.
Gaho's voice often carries a raw emotional depth, and here it leans into the ache of recollection.
The lyric holds onto details, the trembling voice, the shape of a breath, as if losing them would mean losing the person for good.
A Korean ballad about holding onto someone's memory through the haze.
nan yeojeonhi ganjikhae
Gaho's voice often carries a raw emotional depth, and here it leans into the ache of recollection. The lyric holds onto details, the trembling voice, the shape of a breath, as if losing them would mean losing the person for good.
The plea 'Show me your smile on your face' and 'Tell me your mind in your heart' repeats like a mantra. It's not just asking for a sign; it's trying to pull a ghost back into focus, to make a memory solid enough to touch. That pressure to remember keeps the song from floating away entirely.
It's a plain statement of persistence, the singer reminding himself that the feeling hasn't faded even as everything else blurs.
The way 'nan yeojeonhi ganjikhae' ('I still feel it') lands after each chorus, a quiet insistence against forgetting.
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dorabonda dorabonda
ijhyeojin kieogeul
neol chajeuryeo hemaeinda
miso gadeukhan ni moseubeul
sone gakkai daheul deut
naege pieooreun neoneun
geumse an gaetsok eodiro tteona
Show me your smile on your face
nae kkumsogeseorado
Tell me your mind in your heart
nal seuchyeo jinagado
neoui sum swineun moseubmajeo
nan yeojeonhi ganjikhae
neoui tteollineun moksorido
nan ajikdo kieokhae
hanadulsshik seeobonda
ijhyeojin sun ganeul
nae ane gadeukhan keu eolgul
dashi himgyeobke kkeonaebonda
nareul yeogiro ikkeureo
kkeutnae neoreul chatke mandeulgo
dashi an gaetsok eodiro tteona
Show me your smile on your face
nae kkumsogeseorado
Tell me your mind in your heart
nal seuchyeo jinagado
neoui sum swineun moseubmajeo
nan yeojeonhi ganjikhae
neoui tteollineun moksorido
nan ajikdo kieokhae
ijen noheul su eopseo neol
nareul piharyeogo haedo neon
Show me your smile on your face
nae kkumsogeseorado
Tell me your mind in your heart
nal seuchyeo jinagado
Show me your smile on your face
nae kkumsogeseorado
Tell me your mind in your heart
nal seuchyeo jinagado
neoui sum swineun moseubmajeo
nan yeojeonhi ganjikhae
neoui tteollineun moksorido
nan ajikdo kieokhae
neoui sum swineun moseubmajeo
nan yeojeonhi ganjikhae
neoui tteollineun moksorido
nan ajikdo kieokhae
A Korean ballad about holding onto someone's memory through the haze. Gaho's voice often carries a raw emotional depth, and here it leans into the ache of recollection. The lyric holds onto details, the trembling voice, the shape of a breath, as if losing them would mean losing the person for good.
Gaho performs "Where In The Fog (안개 속 어디로)", and this lyric page sits inside the Gaho catalog on LyroVerse.
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