A collaboration with Rohann about drifting through memory while trying to find direction.
A collaboration with Rohann about drifting through memory while trying to find direction.
The English interjections "I gotta find a way" and "Can you take me higher" work like little flares shot into a Korean memoryscape.
They don't translate the feeling so much as puncture it with a different kind of longing, less poetic, more urgent.
A collaboration with Rohann about drifting through memory while trying to find direction.
"Sometimes I wanna go to the past again"
The English interjections "I gotta find a way" and "Can you take me higher" work like little flares shot into a Korean memoryscape. They don't translate the feeling so much as puncture it with a different kind of longing, less poetic, more urgent. It's the friction between those two languages that gives the nostalgia its teeth.
When he sings "Jinabeorin sigan sogeseo nan gireul ilheun ji molla", "In the time that has passed, I don't know if I've lost my way", it's not just about being lost. It's about not even being sure when you stopped knowing the route. That pressure to find a way while staring at "meoreojineun byeoreul", stars growing distant, makes the whole thing ache with a specific kind of displacement.
It's a plain admission, almost clumsy in its directness after all the Korean imagery. That's what makes it stick, no metaphor, just the raw want.
The way "Keoteuneul dada bicceun nawa", "me, who has crossed over the bridge", repeats near the end, each time sounding more resigned than hopeful.
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Jinabeorin sigan sogeseo
Nan gireul ilheun ji molla
I gotta find a way oh
Can you take me higher
Meoreojineun byeoreul bomyeonseo
Geuttaereul geurigo isseo
I gotta find a way oh
Can you take me higher
I’m going
I’m going
Naega wonhaessdeon geon eorin narui nayeosseulkka nan
Du nuneul gamgo geuttael geurigon hae
I byeoren naega eoulliji moshaneun geosman gataseo
Keobeorin nan oneuldo eojereul salgo isseo
Jinabeorin sigan sogeseo
Nan gireul ilheun ji molla
I gotta find a way oh
Can you take me higher
Meoreojineun byeoreul bomyeonseo
Geuttaereul geurigo isseo
I gotta find a way oh
Can you take me higher
I’m going
Sometimes
I wanna go to the past again
That’s the way, This too shall pass away
Gateun byeoreul bwado
Geu ttaeui nawa jigeumui nan daha issji anha
manhi dallajyeossji uimiga
Keoteuneul dada bicceun nawa eoulliji anha
byeonchi anhneun geurimjaro
Yeotae chiyeo wasseodo jeonhyeo moreugo sarassgie
Nugungaui pumeseo deouk deo swigopeun mam
Jinabeorin sigan sogeseo
Nan gireul ilheun ji molla
I gotta find a way oh
Can you take me higher
Meoreojineun byeoreul bomyeonseo
Geuttaereul geurigo isseo
I gotta find a way oh
Can you take me higher
I’m going
Keoteuneul dada bicceun nawa I’m going
Can you take me higher
Keoteuneul dada bicceun nawa I’m going
Can you take me higher
Keoteuneul dada bicceun nawa
eoulliji anha
Byeonchi anhneun geurimjaro
Yeotae chiyeo wasseodo jeonhyeo moreugo sarassgie
Nugungaui pumeseo deouk deo swigopeun mam
A collaboration with Rohann about drifting through memory while trying to find direction. The English interjections "I gotta find a way" and "Can you take me higher" work like little flares shot into a Korean memoryscape. They don't translate the feeling so much as puncture it with a different kind of longing, less poetic, more urgent.
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