A Korean pop ballad about walking a path without knowing its end.
A Korean pop ballad about walking a path without knowing its end.
This one stays in the doubt, letting the repetition of 'I don't know' become its own kind of rhythm.
The lyric trusts that walking is the point, even if the dream at the end stays unclear.
A Korean pop ballad about walking a path without knowing its end.
al su eopsjiman
Most road songs promise a destination. This one stays in the doubt, letting the repetition of 'I don't know' become its own kind of rhythm. The lyric trusts that walking is the point, even if the dream at the end stays unclear.
The phrase 'al su eopsjiman' gets said over and over, like someone trying to convince themselves it's okay not to have the map. It's not about finding answers, just admitting you're moving without them.
It's the plainest admission in the song, repeated until it feels less like confusion and more like a quiet agreement with the road itself.
The way 'al su eopsjiman' hangs in the air after each verse, almost sighing.
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naega ganeun igiri
eodiro ganeunji
eodiro nal deryeoganeunji geu goseun eodinji
al su eopsjiman al su eopsjiman al su eopsjiman
neuldo nan georeogago innehol
saramdeureun Giri da jeonghaejyeo inneunji
animyeon jagiga jashine gireul
mandeureo ganeunji
al su eopsjiman al su eopsjiman al su eopsjiman
ireoke tto georeogago innehol
naneun wae i gire seoinna
ige jeongmal naye giringa
igire kkeuteseo nae kkumeun irweojilkka
mueoshi naege jeongmal gippeumeul juneunji
doninji myeongyenji
animyeon naega saranghaneun saramdeurinji
algo shipjiman algo shipjiman algo shipjiman
ajikdo dapeul naeril su eomne
jashinitge naye girirago malhago shipgo geureoke
mitgo doraboji anko
huhoedo Haji anko
geotgo shipjiman geotgo shipjiman geotgo shipjiman
ajikdo naneun jashini eomne
naneun wae eu giro seoinna
ige jeongmal naye giringa
eu giro kkeuteseo nae kkumeun irweojilkka
naneun mueoseul kkumkkuneunga
geugeon nugul wihan kkumikka
geu kkumeul irumyeon nan usado em isseulkka
hoo jigeum naega
eodiro eodiro ganeun geolkka
oh naneun mueoseul wihae
saraya sarayaman haneunga
naneun wae igire seoinna
ige jeongmal naye girilkka
i gire kkeuteseo naekkumeun irweojilkka
naneun mueoseul kkumkkuneunga
geugeon nugul wihan kkumilkka
geu kkumeul irumyeon nan usado em isseulkka
A Korean pop ballad about walking a path without knowing its end. This one stays in the doubt, letting the repetition of 'I don't know' become its own kind of rhythm. The lyric trusts that walking is the point, even if the dream at the end stays unclear.
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