A song about seeing yourself clearly, even when you're alone.
The lyric treats loneliness as a kind of clarity.
Being 'hollo seo isseul ttae', standing there alone, isn't framed as a failure.
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Ice Flower (feat. Yuna Kim)
A song about seeing yourself clearly, even when you're alone.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Editor's note
IU's Ice Flower, featuring Yuna Kim
A song about seeing yourself clearly, even when you're alone.
nuni anin mameuro bwayo
The lyric treats loneliness as a kind of clarity. Being 'hollo seo isseul ttae', standing there alone, isn't framed as a failure. It's where you finally get to see yourself without anyone else's reflection in the way.
The phrase 'nuni anin mameuro bwayo', 'see me not with your eyes, but with your heart', keeps returning. It's not asking for sympathy or even understanding in the usual way. It's more like someone insisting you look past the surface, past whatever performance might be happening, to the person underneath who's still figuring things out.
It cuts through the noise of trying to be seen. The request isn't for attention; it's for a different kind of recognition, one that doesn't rely on appearances.
The way 'Dream' repeats, almost like a quiet reminder to herself more than a declaration.
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What to keep in your ear
the pull of "hollo seo isseul ttae"
the pull of "nuni anin mameuro bwayo"
Lyrics
Ice Flower (feat. Yuna Kim)
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balgiri dahneun got hanahana pieona
eoneusae hwanhaejin geu gose
neomeoseol mueotdo dwichyeojineun geokjeongdo
eoneusae meoreojin geu gose
nan geureon kkumeul kkueoyo
bitnal piryo eopshi areumdaun nareul
Dream na ureodo seulpeun
ge anijyo apeun
maeumi da noga naeril ppun
nareul nuni anin mameuro bwayo
geu aneseo tto pieonal nareul
nungiri eopneun got baksu galchae eopneun got
geu gose hollo seo isseul ttae
namani oroshi nareul baraboneun got
geogiseo useul su isseul ttae
nan geureon nareul mideoyo
nal saranghae julsu inneun nae moseubeul
Dream na ureodo seulpeun
ge anijyo apeun
maeumi da noga naeril ppun
nareul nuni anin mameuro bwayo
geu aneseo tto pieonal nareul
eodikkaji ongeonji dwi dorabomyeo
jeo manheun balja gukdeul
geureollo dwaesseo nal jal hago isseo
nae salmi nikka nae giri nikka
Dream na ureodo seulpeun
ge anijyo apeun
maeumi da noga naeril ppun
nareul nuni anin mameuro bwayo
geu aneseo tto pieonal nareul
Dream na soneul naemilmyeon
nollaji malgo nal
mal eopshi ireukkyeo jullaeyo
nawa jamshi hamkke gireul georeoyo
han saram mankkeum neolpeojin gireul
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A song about seeing yourself clearly, even when you're alone. The lyric treats loneliness as a kind of clarity. Being 'hollo seo isseul ttae', standing there alone, isn't framed as a failure.
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