A Korean indie track about the anxiety that lingers after the dream ends.
A Korean indie track about the anxiety that lingers after the dream ends.
The Korean lines carry a specific, almost physical regret, things that were 'garyeojin' (built up) now 'chiyeo' (scattered), while the English refrain 'Woke up from dream' acts like a cold splash of water.
It's the blunt reality check that won't let the fantasy linger.
A Korean indie track about the anxiety that lingers after the dream ends.
Woke up from dream, oneuldo geokjeonge geokjeongi neul gyeopchyeoseo
Most dream songs are about escape. This one is about the return. The Korean lines carry a specific, almost physical regret, things that were 'garyeojin' (built up) now 'chiyeo' (scattered), while the English refrain 'Woke up from dream' acts like a cold splash of water. It's the blunt reality check that won't let the fantasy linger.
The repeated 'Woke up from dream' isn't a relief. It's the moment the ground gives way, 'oneuldo geokjeonge geokjeongi neul gyeopchyeoseo', today's anxiety piled on yesterday's, that old familiar weight settling back in. The lyric holds onto the vanishing point where a dream you could almost touch ('geuryeonoatdeon kkumeun') pulls just out of reach, leaving you with the dull ache of what almost was.
That mix of English and Korean does the work of the lyric itself, the abrupt wake-up call, then the slow, suffocating return of today's anxiety ('geokjeonge') pressing right back in. It's not a transition; it's a collision.
The way the Korean verses feel dense and layered, then the English phrase 'Woke up from dream' cuts through clean and stark. It happens three times, and each one lands a little heavier.
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neoman boideut
sarajineun geon swipgido
yeotae garyeojin
baegyeongdeure chiyeo salgiro
urin ttaero eotteon geoseul jjochagagido
gachi gagiro haetdeon seomui ireum XXdo
neoreul jikyeonaegetdadeon dari
beongae ttawin geobi naji anchi
machi dallyeoganeun moseup mwonga
yeotae bwaon geonman gata sogi sangham
dwitgeoreumchyeoganeun moseup
meolli deureonaneun baegyeonggwa
naega seoitdeon kkum ane
meoreojineun neoga boyeo
Woke up from dream, oneuldo
geokjeonge geokjeongi neul gyeopchyeoseo
neomajeo tteonamyeon
umkyeojwieotdeon hyangeun sarajyeo
Woke up from dream, naeildo
jallyeojin gamjeong wi geolchin mallo
na meonjeo tteonamyeo
geuryeonoatdeon kkumeun meoreojyeo
gyeolgugen haruga meoreotdeon
jinaon maeirui naraseo
ijjeum haedundamyeon
mudyeojigo tto mudyeojineun
yatdiyateun jame deureogamyeo
Woke up from dream, oneuldo
geokjeonge geokjeongi neul gyeopchyeoseo
neomajeo tteonamyeon
umkyeojwieotdeon hyangeun sarajyeo
Woke up from dream, naeildo
jallyeojin gamjeong wi geolchin mallo
na meonjeo tteonamyeo
geuryeonoatdeon kkumeun meoreojyeo
nae daehan maneun malgwa
pyeonsikaeya haetdeon sungan
mwongareul eodeo ganeun nalgwa
geureoji mothae meoreojineun gamgak
neomajeo tteonamyeon
umkyeojwieotdeon hyangeun sarajyeo
A Korean indie track about the anxiety that lingers after the dream ends. The Korean lines carry a specific, almost physical regret, things that were 'garyeojin' (built up) now 'chiyeo' (scattered), while the English refrain 'Woke up from dream' acts like a cold splash of water. It's the blunt reality check that won't let the fantasy linger.
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