A solo track about following someone's light, even when it feels like it's slipping away.
A solo track about following someone's light, even when it feels like it's slipping away.
There's a quiet vanity in wanting to be someone's entire world, their "wonderland," while admitting a day without them is meaningless.
The lyric doesn't plead; it maps the distance between two people with the precision of someone counting steps.
A solo track about following someone's light, even when it feels like it's slipping away.
"You will gonna be my wonderland"
There's a quiet vanity in wanting to be someone's entire world, their "wonderland," while admitting a day without them is meaningless. The lyric doesn't plead; it maps the distance between two people with the precision of someone counting steps.
The phrase "eodil gana boyeo geudae soneul japgo tteoreojineun byeolbicheul ttara", following a falling star while holding your hand, captures that specific kind of hope that's already half-gone. She's chasing something beautiful that's literally coming apart, and the whole lyric leans into that tension between wanting to stay and knowing you might have to let go.
It's less a declaration than a fragile wish, phrased in future-conditional English that feels both hopeful and slightly uncertain. She's naming the destination before she knows if the path even exists.
The way "neowa neowa" repeats, just the word "you and you," hangs in the air like a question she can't quite answer.
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eodil gana boyeo geudae soneul japgo
tteoreojineun byeolbicheul ttara geotdeon geunareul
eodil gana deullyeo nae gwitgae ullyeo
niga eomneun haruneun naegen uimi eomneun geol
neoui nuneul barabomyeon
You will gonna be my wonderland
jamdeul geonman gata oh no no
naege haetdeon modeun mareul
peojeuljogak cheoreom saegyeonwa
For you to say me
o gabolkka eodirodeun tteonalkka neowa neowa
o duriseo modeungeol da beorigo tteona tteona
dan duriseo hangeoreum deo gakkai dagawajwo
ne nungwa majuchil ttaemyeon sangsanghae mwol haeya halji
jogeum deo itgo sipeo neoreul deo algo sipeo maeil deo gakkawojyeo
o gabolkka eodirodeun tteonalkka neowa neowa
o duriseo modeungeol da beorigo tteona tteona
kkumman gateun siganeul kkaego sipjin aneungeol
baby neoramyeon neowa hamkkehandamyeon oneulbam yeah
o gabolkka eodirodeun tteonalkka neowa neowa
o duriseo modeungeol da beorigo tteona tteona
dan duriseo hangeoreum deo gakkai dagawajwo
A solo track about following someone's light, even when it feels like it's slipping away. There's a quiet vanity in wanting to be someone's entire world, their "wonderland," while admitting a day without them is meaningless. The lyric doesn't plead; it maps the distance between two people with the precision of someone counting steps.
Han Seung Yun performs "WONDERLAND", and this lyric page sits inside the Han Seung Yun catalog on LyroVerse.
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