A ballad about carrying someone's name in the wind long after they're gone.
A ballad about carrying someone's name in the wind long after they're gone.
The lyric circles the same few images, wind, seasons, a name, not to find resolution but to show how memory gets stuck on a loop.
It's a document of endurance, not healing, which feels truer to how some losses actually work.
A ballad about carrying someone's name in the wind long after they're gone.
Mugeoun neoui ireumi barame naraoreuda
The lyric circles the same few images, wind, seasons, a name, not to find resolution but to show how memory gets stuck on a loop. It's a document of endurance, not healing, which feels truer to how some losses actually work.
The phrase "Mugeoun neoui ireumi barame naraoreuda", your heavy name scatters in the wind, does the heavy lifting. It's not a light, poetic image; it's a weight being dispersed, impossible to gather back up. That heaviness turning to air captures the specific contradiction of trying to hold onto something that's already gone, the vanity of keeping a name alive in a place where it no longer belongs.
It pins the whole feeling down: a name with mass and history, suddenly subject to the same indifferent forces as everything else. The wind doesn't care what it carries.
The way his voice lingers on "no no no no" in the chorus, like a soft, repeated denial that never quite finds the words to finish the thought.
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Baramggochi narrigo haego haega gireojyeo gago
Ijen I gireul bamsae georeodo georodo
Son ggeuti sirijiga anha
Mugeoun neoui ireumi barame naraoreuda
Ddo dasi nae balggeute ddeolgwojyeo
Ajik neodo nal ddeonaji anhneun geolgga
Aju gaggeumeun neol itgo haruga jinago
Aju gaggeumeun neo anin dareun sarameul ggumggwodo
Naui maeumeseon neoran gochi jaggo pinda
Gaseume no no no no apeun niga pinda
Amudo moreul mankeumman geuriwohamyeo sarasseo
Sori nae oreotdamyeon nan jigeum
Neoreul jogeum deo ijeul su isseosseulgga
Aju gaggeumeun neol itgo haruga jinago
Aju gaggeumeun neo anin dareun sarameul ggumggwodo
Naui maeumeseon neoran gochi jaggo pinda
Gaseume no no no no apeun niga pinda
Naui ibsorro neoui maeumeul malhada onda
Uri sarangi marri heuteojyeo ganda
Neo hanijjeumeun gaseume mudeul su itdago
Gyejeol myeot beoneul mot jina ijeul geora mideotneunde
Jigeum I georien neoreul dalmeun ggochi pinda
Ddo dasi no no no no sirin bomi onda
A ballad about carrying someone's name in the wind long after they're gone. The lyric circles the same few images, wind, seasons, a name, not to find resolution but to show how memory gets stuck on a loop. It's a document of endurance, not healing, which feels truer to how some losses actually work.
K.Will performs "Growing", and this lyric page sits inside the K.Will catalog on LyroVerse.
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