A solo track where the Victon leader sings about feeling trapped in a lonely, repetitive life.
A solo track where the Victon leader sings about feeling trapped in a lonely, repetitive life.
The lyric circles a specific kind of exhaustion: the fatigue of performing normalcy when your interior life is a closed room.
It's less about sadness and more about the sheer effort of getting through another day where 'haruga jeomune sumi makhyeowa', 'the end of a day feels suffocating'.
A solo track where the Victon leader sings about feeling trapped in a lonely, repetitive life.
The lyric circles a specific kind of exhaustion: the fatigue of performing normalcy when your interior life is a closed room. It's less about sadness and more about the sheer effort of getting through another day where 'haruga jeomune sumi makhyeowa', 'the end of a day feels suffocating'.
The phrase 'neul naman algo inneun bimil soge', 'in a secret only I always know', holds the song's quiet dread. It's not about a mystery to solve, but a private burden you carry because no one else sees the world the way you do. The pressure isn't to confess the secret, but to live with it while everything else feels 'museoweo', scary.
Calling himself a stubborn child isn't about innocence; it's admitting you're stuck in a pattern you can't break, even when you know it hurts.
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haruye kkeute honja isseo
gongheohan i bami shireo makmakhan shigan soge
eongkyeobeorin saenggagi pureojiji aneun chae
noabeorin maeume gogael sugine
banbokdwen bulmyeone weroumi
ssodajyeo geu jarien seulpeumi
arajuneun saramdo eopshi neul
naman algo inneun bimil soge
modeun ge da duryeoweo nal gamchweo
naneun cheolbuji yeorin ai gata
i sesang sogeul saragagien
nunmuri goil ttaejjeum jame deureo
geureoke haruga jeomune
sumi makhyeowa woo
tto geureoke nan balgeun achimi omyeon
amu ildo eomneun deut jibeul naseo
modeun ge mudyeojyeo iksukhaejin ilsangdeure
haneopshi tto hansumeul baeteonae
banbokdwen sanghwangdeuri miweojyeo
moreun chae saragagien bokjabhae
arajuneun saramdo eopshi neul
naman algo inneun bimil soge
modeun ge da museoweo nal gamchweo
naneun cheolbuji yeorin ai gata
i sesang sogeul saragagien
nunmuri goil ttaejjeum jame deureo
geureoke haruga jeomune
jeomjeom pihago shipeojyeo modeun ge
jeongmal moreugesseo mweoga dabinji
nuga daedabeul jom haejweosseumyeon hae
nugunga dan harurado na daeshin sarajweosseum hae
shiganeun neulgeoganeun junginde
naneun cheolbuji eorin ai gata
ireon nal jom dallaejweosseumyeon hae
nunmuri goil ttaejjeum jame deureo
geureoke haruga jeomune
sumi makhyeowa woo
A solo track where the Victon leader sings about feeling trapped in a lonely, repetitive life. The lyric circles a specific kind of exhaustion: the fatigue of performing normalcy when your interior life is a closed room. It's less about sadness and more about the sheer effort of getting through another day where 'haruga jeomune sumi makhyeowa', 'the end of a day feels suffocating'.
Han Seung Woo performs "Child", and this lyric page sits inside the Han Seung Woo catalog on LyroVerse.
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