A quiet ballad where the singer keeps asking if he's doing it right, the way you would have.
A quiet ballad where the singer keeps asking if he's doing it right, the way you would have.
This one is about the performance of feeling, the script you follow after someone leaves.
The lyric treats memory not as nostalgia but as a set of instructions he can't stop reading from.
A quiet ballad where the singer keeps asking if he's doing it right, the way you would have.
nae ga sa rang ha neun geu dae cheo reom
Most love songs are about the feeling. This one is about the performance of feeling, the script you follow after someone leaves. The lyric treats memory not as nostalgia but as a set of instructions he can't stop reading from.
The pressure in the song comes from that constant checking: 'deo ddeon ka yo ah peu chin an na yo', 'Am I doing it right? Does it hurt?' He's measuring every smile and every tear against a memory of how she expected him to be. It's less about missing her and more about the exhausting work of living up to the person she already saw.
He finally says 'the way I love you' instead of 'the way you knew.' For a moment, the performance drops and it's just his own feeling, unchanged.
The way the phrase 'dang sin cheo reom', 'like you', keeps returning, softer each time, until it just hangs there.
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yeo cheon hee nan oot eul chal mot ko reu chyo
dang sin ee al ko it deon na cheo reom
yeo cheo hee nan pol eul ssil rook keo ri chyo
dang sin ee al ko it deon na cheo reom
yeo cheo hee nan pang an ee eong mang ee chyo
dang sin ee al ko it deon na cheo reom
geu reoh ke nan yeo cheon hee nae saeng kak ppoon ee chyo
dang sin eul ddeo na geh han na cheo reom
eo ddeon ka yo
ah peu chin an na yo
nae ga al teon dang sin cheo reom geu raet seot chyo
nae ga sa rang ha neun geu dae cheo reom
yeo cheon hee nan pam sae weon saeng kak ha chi yo
dang sin ee al ko it deon na cheo reom
yeo cheon hee nan heun cha man hee ah pa ha chyo
dang sin ee al ko it deon na cheo reom
geu reoh keh nan yeo cheon hee noon mool ppoon ee chyo
dang sin ee al ko it deon na cheo reom
deo ddeon ka yo
ah peu chin an na yo
nae ga al deon dang sin cheo reom
geu raet seot chyo
na eh geh neun hang sang han ha geh oot eo choo eot seot chyo
nae ga sa rang ha neun geu dae cho reom
hanga chi dan han ga chi pyeon han keon ni ga gyeod eh eop dan geot keu geot
chang ee ggi eo deul gi : dang sin dang sin ha da ga ni... ra ni
haeng pok hae yo
ah peu chi mal ah yo
nae ga ggoom kkoo deon dang sin cheo reom
keu rae chool rae yo
noo goon ka eh geh hang sang hwan ha geh oot eo po ee seh yo
dang sin ee sa rang hal keu noo goon ka cheo reom
A quiet ballad where the singer keeps asking if he's doing it right, the way you would have. This one is about the performance of feeling, the script you follow after someone leaves. The lyric treats memory not as nostalgia but as a set of instructions he can't stop reading from.
Kang Ta performs "Still", and this lyric page sits inside the Kang Ta catalog on LyroVerse.
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