A Korean ballad about wanting to make breakfast for someone special every morning.
A Korean ballad about wanting to make breakfast for someone special every morning.
The lyric treats cooking as a form of devotion that hasn't yet been accepted.
All those morning meals are still hypothetical, something to be 'chaenggyeodo doelkkayo', hoped for.
A Korean ballad about wanting to make breakfast for someone special every morning.
na yori jom haeyo na yori jal haeyo
The lyric treats cooking as a form of devotion that hasn't yet been accepted. All those morning meals are still hypothetical, something to be 'chaenggyeodo doelkkayo', hoped for. That gap between offering and receiving gives the song its gentle ache.
"na yori jom haeyo na yori jal haeyo" , 'I'll cook a little, I'll cook well', carries the whole weight. It's not about grand gestures, just the quiet hope that daily care might be enough. The speaker keeps asking 'eotteongayo', 'how about it', like someone holding their breath waiting for an answer.
It's a modest proposal, almost apologetic. The speaker isn't promising a feast, just decent food made with attention. That humility makes the offer feel real.
The way the phrase 'gwaenchanhdamyeon gwaenchanhdamyeon', 'if it's okay, if it's okay', repeats like a nervous mantra.
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deo isangeun aemaehage
milgido danggigido silheoyo
gyeolsimhaessjyo dan han saram
geudaemaneul barabogessdago
jeongmal teojil geot gateun
nae mameul neoneun moreugessjiman
ijen malhal ttaega doen geot gatayo
yongginae malhaebolgeyo
gwaenchanhdamyeon gwaenchanhdamyeon
Maeil geudaeui achimeul
chaenggyeodo doelkkayo
na yori jom haeyo
na yori jal haeyo
uri sarangdo masissge haebolgeyo
eotteongayo
Maeil geudaeui jeonyeogeul
chaenggyeodo doelkkayo
yori jom haeyo
na yori jal haeyo
daedaphae jul su issnayo
sangsanghaeyo geudaewa na
duriseo freira tteuneun geu achimeul
eoneusaenga honja issneun
nae bangi jogeumssik eosaekhajyo
myeot beon apado bwassgo
sangcheodo jwossdeon sigan ttaemune
naegen Ireon mari swipji anhayo
geureoni eoseo daedaphaeyo
gwaenchanhdamyeon gwaenchanhdamyeon
Maeil geudaeui achimeul
chaenggyeodo doelkkayo
na yori jom haeyo
na yori jal haeyo
daedaphae jwoyaman haeyo
na Ije han sarammaneul
saranghago sipeo
akkyeojugo sipeo
geugeon neo geugeon neo
geugeon neoppunya baby
ijen han sarangi dwae jwo
gwaenchanhayo gwaenchanhayo
Maeil geudaeui achimeul
chaenggigo sipeoyo
na yori jom haeyo
na yori jal haeyo
Woo ijen nal mitgo
jogeum deo jado dwaeyo
eotteongayo
Maeil geudaeui jeonyeogeul
chaenggyeodo doelkkayo
na yori jom haeyo
na yori jal haeyo
daedaphae julho su issnayo
A Korean ballad about wanting to make breakfast for someone special every morning. The lyric treats cooking as a form of devotion that hasn't yet been accepted. All those morning meals are still hypothetical, something to be 'chaenggyeodo doelkkayo', hoped for.
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