A Korean ballad about enduring life's blows and finding strength in the breaking.
Most anthems promise transformation or victory.
This one finds its power in the refusal to be smoothed over.
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Stone Block
A Korean ballad about enduring life's blows and finding strength in the breaking.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Editor's note
Ha Hyun Woo's Stone Block and the weight of living
A Korean ballad about enduring life's blows and finding strength in the breaking.
kkakk-ilsurok kkaejilsurok
Most anthems promise transformation or victory. This one finds its power in the refusal to be smoothed over. The strength here is in the fractures, not in spite of them.
The phrase 'kkakk-ilsurok kkaejilsurok', the more it's carved, the more it's broken, holds the whole tension. It's not about becoming flawless; it's about accepting that getting stronger means getting more damaged. The stone block doesn't argue or justify, it just asks to be seen for what it is: something that keeps standing even as it cracks.
Those words turn the usual metaphor inside out. Being carved doesn't make you more beautiful; it makes you more broken, and that's where your durability comes from.
The way the vocal line climbs on 'doldeongi', that stone block, feels like carrying a real weight.
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the pull of "kkakk-ilsurok kkaejilsurok"
Lyrics
Stone Block
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Hit me harder Make me strong
geujeo jeonghaejin daero ttareurago
geuge hyeonmyeonghage saneun georago
jwi jugeun deusi sallaneun mal
gatjanheun mal nugul wihan salminga
tteugeopge jijyeobwa
jeoldae kkomjjak anhgo naneun beotyeonael tenikka
geosege ttaeryeobwa
ne sonman dachil tenikka
nareul bwa
kkeutteokeopseo
sseureojigo tteoreojyeodo
dasi ireona oreul ppunya
nan marya
ttokttokhi bwa
kkakk-ilsurok kkaejilsurok
deouk sejigo ganghaejineun doldeongi
gamdanghal su eopge beokchan i sesang
yudok naegeman deo mojin i sesang
moduga nareul doraseotgo
biuseotgo apeumi got nayeotji
sideulgo jeomuneun
geureon sesang ichie nal gaduryeo haji ma
teullyeodo gwaenchana
i salmeun naega sanikka
nareul bwa
kkeutteokeopseo
sseureojigo tteoreojyeodo
dasi ireona oreul ppunya
nan marya
ttokttokhi bwa
kkakk-ilsurok kkaejilsurok
deo-uk sejigo ganghaejineun doldeongi
nuga mwora haedo naui gil
ojik hanappunin naui gil
nae jeonbureul naegeolgoseo Hey
georeoga
gyesokhaeseo
budichigo neomeojyeodo
dasi ireona geotneun geoya
eonjenga
i gil kkeute seoseo
nado han beon keuge han beon
mogi teojyeora ul su isseul ttaekkaji
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What is "Stone Block" by Ha Hyun Woo about?
A Korean ballad about enduring life's blows and finding strength in the breaking. Most anthems promise transformation or victory. This one finds its power in the refusal to be smoothed over.
Who performs "Stone Block"?
Ha Hyun Woo performs "Stone Block", and this lyric page sits inside the Ha Hyun Woo catalog on LyroVerse.
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