A ballad about a memory that keeps dialing back, no matter how hard you try to hang up.
A ballad about a memory that keeps dialing back, no matter how hard you try to hang up.
The song doesn't try to resolve the ringing.
It lets the sound repeat, almost like a looped sample, because some calls never get answered, they just eventually stop.
A ballad about a memory that keeps dialing back, no matter how hard you try to hang up.
Butjapgo sipeun majimak 1bun 1choga nareul ullyeo
The song doesn't try to resolve the ringing. It lets the sound repeat, almost like a looped sample, because some calls never get answered, they just eventually stop. That's closer to how memory actually works, it fades from exhaustion, not from closure.
The phrase 'Chueogi ullyeo tturuttuttuttu', the memory ringing, isn't just a metaphor. It's the actual, physical sensation of a phone vibrating in your hand, the sound filling a quiet room. The lyric leans into that noise because sometimes a memory isn't a feeling; it's a disturbance you have to live through, over and over.
That 'last one minute, one second' you want to hold onto, it's the exact length of a final goodbye that never quite happened. The lyric pins the longing to a specific, impossible unit of time.
The way 'tturuttuttuttu' stretches out in the vocal delivery, mimicking a ringtone that just won't quit.
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Jureureuk jureureuk du nune sumgyeo non chueogeun mikkeureojyeo sondeungeul ttaerigo
Seureureuk seureureuk du nuneul gamado gieogeun seonmyeonghaejyeo geu ireum geu eolgul
Mari eomneun jeonhwagil deulgo nae soni gieokhaneun daero jeonhwareul georeo
Chueogi ullyeo tturuttuttuttu
Nae mameul ullyeo tturuttuttuttu
Butjapgo sipeun majimak 1bun 1choga nareul ullyeo
Mianhae naraseo mianhae neujeoseo geu ttaeneun mollasseosseo apatji geuraetgetji
Meorissoge jeongnido andoen haji motan mareul pumgoseo jeonhwareul georeo
Chueogi ullyeo tturuttuttuttu
Nae mameul ullyeo tturuttuttuttu
Butjapgo sipeun majimak 1bun 1choga nareul ullyeo
Eoseo badeuran mallya aniya batjima nae gaseumeun eongkigo
Heureuneun nunmureul aesseo kkaemulda kkeutnae neol naeryeo nonneun na
Sarangi heulleo jureureureureuk
Gaseumi heulleo jureureureureuk
Suhwagi neomeo nunmullo baetneun hanmadi saranghaetda
Nunmuri heulleo jureureureureuk
A ballad about a memory that keeps dialing back, no matter how hard you try to hang up. The song doesn't try to resolve the ringing. It lets the sound repeat, almost like a looped sample, because some calls never get answered, they just eventually stop.
K.Will performs "Memories Ringing", and this lyric page sits inside the K.Will catalog on LyroVerse.
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