A Korean ballad where five voices write one impossible goodbye.
A Korean ballad where five voices write one impossible goodbye.
The lyric circles the same few phrases, 'I miss you too much,' 'I don't know how to end it', until the act of writing becomes the relationship itself, a habit they can't quit.
The repeated line 'When I leave this prison, will you be there?' isn't really about a physical place.
A Korean ballad where five voices write one impossible goodbye.
When I leave this prison, will you be there?
Most breakup songs have a direction. This one just has a desk. The lyric circles the same few phrases, 'I miss you too much,' 'I don't know how to end it', until the act of writing becomes the relationship itself, a habit they can't quit.
The repeated line 'When I leave this prison, will you be there?' isn't really about a physical place. It's the sound of someone stuck, testing the same escape route in their head over and over, hoping the answer changes.
It's less a question for the person gone and more one for the singer, a quiet check on whether they've built the courage to walk out yet.
Hearing the question pass between the five members gives it a worn, communal weight, like a worry everyone in the room has touched.
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(Taewoo)
i gamogeseo nagal ttae niga seo isseulkka
na gateun nomeul dasi yongseohal su isseulkka? animyeon ijen kkeuchiryeona
(Kyesang)
annyeong cham oraenmaniji eotteoke jinaeni ajikdo ireun bamneutgeya kkeutnani naega eobseunikka pyeonhaji
(Hoyoung)
geunyang ni saenggagi naseo pyeonjireul sseobwasseo ajik naega neomuna mipgetjiman geuraedo yonggireul naebwasseo
(Danny)
yeomchiga eobseoseo ijekkeot pyeonjireul motaesseo halmari eobseoseo peneul deureodo sseul mari eobseosseo mianhadaneun mal yongseohaedallaneun mal dasin an geureogetdaneun mal,dallajigetdaneun mal eodi han dubeon haebwasseoyaji nado naega domuji ihaega an doego yongseoga an doeneunde neoege eotteoke nal ihaehae dallago hae museun mareul haedo mari an dwae haetdeonmareun jeonbuda eogyeonneunde geuraeseo pyeonjireul an hallyeogo haenneunde geunde, geunde neomu bogosipeo
(Taewoo)
i gamogeseo nagal ttae niga seo isseulkka
na gateun nomeul dasi yongseohal su isseulkka? animyeon ijen kkeuchiryeona
(Kyesang)
manil nawa kkeutnaegoseo saero sijakharyeogo gyeolsimeul haetdamyeon naege jogeumdo mianhae hal pillyoneun eobseo
(Hoyoung)
geunyang naega naganeun nal niga an boimyeon niga eodiseo meotjige salgo itdago saenggakhago neol ijeojulkke
(Junhyoung)
neoneun naege ireonan choegoui haenguniya geugeol almyeonseodo naega wae iraenneunji molla niga eobseumyeon sal jasindo eobseumyeonseo jakkuman nae insaengeseo jjochanaego isseo narang inneun geol neomu himdeulge mandeumyeonseo gachi isseojugil barago isseo aesseo ihaehago yongseohaejuryeoneun neol gyesok biutdeusi goerophigodo mwol ajikdo gidaehago ireon pyeonjireul sseuneunji maldo an doeneun yoksim, igisiminji aneunde, aneunde neomu bogosipeo
(Taewoo)
i gamogeseo nagal ttae niga seo isseulkka
na gateun nomeul dasi yongseohal su isseulkka? animyeon ijen kkeuchiryeona
(Taewoo)
han sarameul myeotbeon ssik yongseohal su isseulkka han sarameul geureoke saranghal su isseulkka animyeon ijen jichyeosseulkka
(Taewoo)
i gamogeseo nagal ttae niga seo isseulkka
na gateun nomeul dasi yongseohal su isseulkka? animyeon ijen kkeuchiryeona
(Taewoo)
i gamogeseo nagal ttae niga seo isseulkka
na gateun nomeul dasi yongseohal su isseulkka? animyeon ijen kkeuchiryeona
A Korean ballad where five voices write one impossible goodbye. The lyric circles the same few phrases, 'I miss you too much,' 'I don't know how to end it', until the act of writing becomes the relationship itself, a habit they can't quit. The repeated line 'When I leave this prison, will you be there?' isn't really about a physical place.
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