A girl group's song about pages filled with memories and the slow passage of time.
A girl group's song about pages filled with memories and the slow passage of time.
The lyric leans on repetition, with 'jomdeo jomdeo jomdeo' and 'geurae geurae geurae' pacing out the years.
It feels less like a pop song hook and more like someone talking themselves through a thought, circling the same spot until it wears smooth.
A girl group's song about pages filled with memories and the slow passage of time.
eolmana manheun peijireul sseugo chaewossneunji
The lyric leans on repetition, with 'jomdeo jomdeo jomdeo' and 'geurae geurae geurae' pacing out the years. It feels less like a pop song hook and more like someone talking themselves through a thought, circling the same spot until it wears smooth.
The phrase 'eolmana manheun peijireul sseugo chaewossneunji', wondering how many pages were written and erased, gets at the quiet labor of memory. It's not about big drama, just the accumulation and revision of small moments over years. The words hold the weight of trying to get a feeling right on paper, maybe for someone who wasn't there to see it.
It's a plain question about the physical act of writing and deleting, which makes the emotional work feel tangible. You can picture the notebook, the crossed-out lines.
The way 'myeot nyeoni jinan jigeum', the now after several years have passed, hangs in the air gives the song its patient, slightly worn texture.
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eolmana manheun peijireul
sseugo chaewossneunji
geudaen moreugessjyo
cheot peijien cheoeum mannan nal
eosaekhaessdeon gonggi
jugobadeun maldeul
yeonrakcheoreul meonjeo
mureobwa jun neo
sasil seolleseo jam mot jassdeon bamiya
gakkeum geu saenggage chwihaebodaga
joheun nal soge
ne hyanggireul tteoollyeo
daeum jangeun cheoeumboda
chinhaejin uri
seororeul algopa
jilmuneul hadaga
jomdeo jomdeo jomdeo
sigana cheoncheonhi gajullae
myeot nyeoni jinan jigeum
bappajin uri
seororeul andan deus
hyeongsikjeogin anbuman
geurae geurae geurae
sigani manhi heureugin haessji
gomindeureul jugo badassdeon uri
mari neomu manha mot jassdeon bamiya
cheoeumieossjyo nan modeun sungani
majimagin deus
nae maeumeul jueossjyo
daeum jangen dallajin
joyonghan gonggan
geuttaereul geurimyeo
nunmureul chamabwa
jomdeo jomdeo jomdeo
nareul cheoncheonhi bwajullae
myeot nyeoni jinan jigeum
bappajin uri
seororeul andan deus
hyeongsikjeogin anbuman
geurae geurae geurae
sigani manhi heureugin haessji
tto apeumeul gyeokkgo
dasi neol mannado na
geuttaeui uriga doel su isseulkka
oeroume jichyeo
neol tteonassdeon geunal
hanbeonman jabajuji geuraesseo
daeum jangen eoneusae
jinagan ilgi
gakkeum saenggakna
huhoedo hadaga
jomdeo jomdeo jomdeo
neodo nal gunggeumhae jwosseumyeon hae
myeot nyeoni jinan i jigeum
dallajin uri sai
nae yaegil deureumyeon
anburado mureojwo
geurae geurae geurae
A girl group's song about pages filled with memories and the slow passage of time. The lyric leans on repetition, with 'jomdeo jomdeo jomdeo' and 'geurae geurae geurae' pacing out the years. It feels less like a pop song hook and more like someone talking themselves through a thought, circling the same spot until it wears smooth.
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