A Korean lyric excerpt from TAEYEON's song about capturing fleeting feelings.
A Korean lyric excerpt from TAEYEON's song about capturing fleeting feelings.
There's a quiet insistence in how the Korean repeats 'geuryeo bwa', 'draw it, look'.
It's less an invitation than a private command, the kind you give yourself when you're trying to fix something in your mind before it slips away.
A Korean lyric excerpt from TAEYEON's song about capturing fleeting feelings.
geuryeobwatdeon neol
There's a quiet insistence in how the Korean repeats 'geuryeo bwa', 'draw it, look'. It's less an invitation than a private command, the kind you give yourself when you're trying to fix something in your mind before it slips away. The words lean on that repetition because memory isn't reliable; you have to trace the lines again.
The phrase 'geuryeobwatdeon neol', 'the you I drew', keeps returning. It's not about a finished portrait but the act of sketching someone over and over, trying to hold them in place before the light changes. The lyric spends its time in that space between seeing and remembering, where the person is both present and already becoming a memory.
Those three syllables hold the whole song. They're not drawing a moment but drawing a person, which is harder, you're trying to capture what fades fastest.
The way 'challanhae', 'brilliant' or 'shining', cuts through a line about something being brighter than morning sticks with you. It's a sudden burst of light in a song that mostly moves in softer shades.
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najeun bitsorie jameseo kkae
deo gipi jamdeun neol barabol ttae
naega neukkin modeun tteollim
eoseumpure muldeun saebyeokbichen
geueukan hyanggiga baen deuthae
deo ikkeullin maeumkkaji
ttaseuhan ne gyeote nan nuwo
naman al gieoge neoreul chaewo
pyeongbeomhan i sungani
seumyeodeureo deo gipi
nege muldeureo ganeun nunbit
modeun geol da biun deusi
saehayateon nae mamsok
geuryeobwatdeon neol
maju bwatdeon geon
achimboda challanhae
uri ape noin giri
eoduwo boil ttaedo
neoreul daleun saek
naege beonjil ttae
kkume bwatdeon cheongugeul dameun geu bit
geuryeo bwa neol
mareopsi naeeo jun neoui eokkaeneun
eoreo beorin harukkaji
neoui cheoneul jeonhae imi
modeun geol da biun deusi
saehayateon nae mamsok
geuryeobwatdeon neol
maju bwatdeon geon
achimboda challanhae
uri ape noin giri
eoduwo boil ttaedo
neoreul daleun saek
naege beonjil ttae
kkume bwatdeon cheongugeul dameun geu bit
sueopsi saeroul nari
duryeopji anke
deo gipeo gal modeun sungan
barabwatdeon neol
geuryeo bwa oh neol
deo gin bam kkume nallin goun geu bit
ttara geotda uyeonhi
nareul chatdeon neol
arabwatdeon geon
nunmul nage ttaseuhae
yurichangeul ttara naerin
tumyeonghan bitbanguldo
jigeum nae mame
jeojeo deun geudaereul
bamhaneul byeolbitcheoreom sel su eopsi
geuryeo bwa neol
ana bwa neol
najeun bitsorie jameseo kkae
deo gipi jamdeun neol barabol ttae
ireon tteollim
A Korean lyric excerpt from TAEYEON's song about capturing fleeting feelings. There's a quiet insistence in how the Korean repeats 'geuryeo bwa', 'draw it, look'. It's less an invitation than a private command, the kind you give yourself when you're trying to fix something in your mind before it slips away.
TAEYEON performs "Drawing Our Moments", and this lyric page sits inside the TAEYEON catalog on LyroVerse.
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