A song about two people who can't see each other's faces, only their backs.
A song about two people who can't see each other's faces, only their backs.
The lyric treats distance as a tangible thing you can measure, like the gap between two backs.
It's less about emotional conflict and more about the simple, exhausting geometry of a relationship that's run its course but hasn't ended.
A song about two people who can't see each other's faces, only their backs.
urin deungeul matdaego dareun geol bon geoya
The lyric treats distance as a tangible thing you can measure, like the gap between two backs. It's less about emotional conflict and more about the simple, exhausting geometry of a relationship that's run its course but hasn't ended.
The phrase "urin deungeul matdaego dareun geol bon geoya", our backs are touching, but we're seeing different things. It's that specific, physical frustration of being so close yet completely out of sync. The song isn't about a fight; it's about the quiet, shared loneliness of two people occupying the same space but living in separate worlds.
It captures the entire song in one image: physical contact without any shared vision. You can feel the warmth, but you're staring at a wall they can't see.
The way the repeated "Back, back, our back" in the chorus feels less like a chant and more like someone quietly stating a fact, over and over.
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deo isang ihaehaji anado dwae
urin deungeul matdaego dareun geol bon geoya
deo isang sumeoitji anado dwae
eodiedo urineun gajang meon gose seo isseosseuni
badamankeum gipeosseul geoya
duryeowotdeon seoroui simyeon ape bareul meomchwotjiman
alji mothaneun gyejeori wado
yeojeonhi nan neorago bureulge
tteomillyeooneun chagaun padodo
modeun ge da neorago bureulge
kkeuteseo tteona kkeuteuro mannal
gajang gakkai meollie inneun
Back, back, our back
(Our back, our back, our back, our back)
(Our back, our back, our back)
deo isang mareul haji anado dwae
urin deungeul matdaego dareun geol bon geoya
deo isang nareul chatji anado dwae
eodiedo urineun gajang gakkaie isseosseuni
alji mothae apasseul geoya
garyeonhaetdeon seoroui sangcheo ape nuneul garyeotjiman
alji mothaneun gyejeori wado
yeojeonhi nan neorago bureulge
tteomillyeooneun chagaun padodo
modeun ge da neorago bureulge
georeoon gireul ileobeoryeodo
nameun geon da neorago bureulge
kkeuteseo tteona kkeuteuro mannal
gajang gakkai meollie inneun
Back, back, our back
(Our back, our back, our back, our back)
(Our back, our back, our back, our back)
A song about two people who can't see each other's faces, only their backs. The lyric treats distance as a tangible thing you can measure, like the gap between two backs. It's less about emotional conflict and more about the simple, exhausting geometry of a relationship that's run its course but hasn't ended.
Ha Hyun Woo performs "BACK", and this lyric page sits inside the Ha Hyun Woo catalog on LyroVerse.
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