A Korean ballad that frames love as a new beginning, with K.Will's signature velvet delivery.
A Korean ballad that frames love as a new beginning, with K.Will's signature velvet delivery.
K.Will often positions himself as the earnest, slightly flawed romantic.
Here, he admits 'Naega mwol eotteokhamyeon neo nae mam algeni', 'whatever I do, you'll know my heart'.
A Korean ballad that frames love as a new beginning, with K.Will's signature velvet delivery.
Uri oneulbuteo 1il
K.Will often positions himself as the earnest, slightly flawed romantic. Here, he admits 'Naega mwol eotteokhamyeon neo nae mam algeni', 'whatever I do, you'll know my heart'. It's a surrender of pretense, trusting the other person to read his intentions even when he stumbles.
The phrase 'Uri oneulbuteo 1il', 'us, from today, day 1', does a lot of work. It's not just marking a calendar. It's wiping the slate clean, declaring that whatever came before doesn't count. The pressure it answers is the need to start over, to be seen as new. He's asking for that chance.
Those four Korean syllables turn the whole song. They're not asking for forever, just for today to count as the first real day. It's modest, but it carries the entire promise.
The way he leans into 'Neoman saenggakhamyeon michigesseo', 'if I only think of you, I'll go crazy', has that quiet, confessional weight. It's not shouted; it's almost sighed.
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Oneul mwohani neo jigeum bappeuni
Byeoril eopseumyeon oneul narang mannajullae
Halmari isseo mwo byeol yaegineun aninde
Na neoreul johahanabwa
Ireon mal nado cheoeumiya
You’re my lady you’re my baby
Jeongmal na jangnan anya
Oneulbuteo jigeumbuteo
Naekkeohaejullae baby
Mossaenggin aedeul junge
Naega jeil jal saenggin geot gatdae
Naega mwol eotteokhamyeon neo nae mam algeni
Neoman saenggakhamyeon michigesseo, woo, hoo
Aju jal saenggijin anhaneunde
Naega useul ttaen jogeum gwaenchanheun geot gata
Wenmanhan namjaboda naega deo jalhalge my love
Neoreul saranghae
Du nuneul gamgo hana dul seseul se
Du nuneul tteugo boineungeol yaegihaebwa
Jal anboini ne namjaga anboini
Uri oneulbuteo 1il
Ireon mal nado cheoeumiya
You’re my lady you’re my baby
Jeongmal na jangnan anya
Oneulbuteo jigeumbuteo
Naekkeohaejullae baby
Mossaenggin aedeul junge
Naega jeil jal saenggin geot gatdae
Naega mwol eotteokhamyeon neo nae mam algeni
Neoman saenggakhamyeon michigesseo, woo, hoo
Aju jal saenggijin anhaneunde
Naega useul ttaen jogeum gwaenchanheun geot gata
Wenmanhan namjaboda naega deo jalhalge my love
Neoreul saranghae
Naege wa gominhaji malgo
Dagawa mangseoriji malgo
Na jogeum bujokhan geon aljiman
Isesange nuguboda
Neoreul saranghae, baby
Jal saenggin aedeul jungen
Chakhan namjan chajeul suga eopsdae
Naega geu nuguboda chakhangeol aljanhni
Neoman saenggakhamyeon michigesseo, woo, hoo
Saramdeuri dadeul geureoneunde
Neorang narang duri jeil jal eoullindae
Geu eotteon namjaboda naega deo jalhalge, my love
Neoreul saranghae
A Korean ballad that frames love as a new beginning, with K.Will's signature velvet delivery. K.Will often positions himself as the earnest, slightly flawed romantic. Here, he admits 'Naega mwol eotteokhamyeon neo nae mam algeni', 'whatever I do, you'll know my heart'.
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