A song about finding steadiness in someone's voice after too many goodbyes.
A song about finding steadiness in someone's voice after too many goodbyes.
The lyric leans on repetition not for a hook, but for insistence.
'Neo ppuniya' - 'It's only you' - gets said a few different ways, each time trying to make the feeling stick.
A song about finding steadiness in someone's voice after too many goodbyes.
"Ne mogsori deureumyeon Hamkke itneun geot cheoreom"
The lyric leans on repetition not for a hook, but for insistence. 'Neo ppuniya' - 'It's only you' - gets said a few different ways, each time trying to make the feeling stick. It's less a declaration and more a quiet argument with doubt.
The phrase 'Bappeun haru jungedo jamshi Ne mogsori deureumyeon Hamkke itneun geot cheoreom' - 'Even in a busy day, when I hear your voice for a moment, it's like we're together' - does a lot of work. It's not about grand romance; it's about the specific relief of a familiar voice cutting through the noise. The song keeps returning to that small anchor point, the voice that makes a crowded day feel less alone.
It turns a voice into a presence. The comparison 'cheoreom' - 'like' - does the heavy lifting, making something intangible feel as real as company.
The way 'jamshi' - 'for a moment' - hangs in the air before the voice arrives. It makes the relief feel earned, not given.
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Myeot beoninga ibyeoreul
Gyeongheom hagoseo neol
Mannatji geuraeseo deo shijagi
Duryeo wotneunji molla
Hajiman nugun gal algedoego
Saranghage doeneun geon
Niga majimagiramyeon eolmana
Joheulkka u – na cheoreom
Bappeun haru jungedo jamshi
Ne mogsori deureumyeon
Hamkke itneun geot cheoreom
Neodo neukkyeo jineunji
Maeil bam jibeuro doragal ttae
Geu gose niga itdamyeon
Himdeun haru jichin ni maeumi
Nae pume angyeo shwil tende
Jigeum cheoreom man
Nal sarang haejwo nan neoman
Byeonhaji anhneun damyeon
Nae modeun geol gajil sarameun
Neo ppuniya nan heundeulliji anha
Neon gakkeumeun jashini eobtneun
Miraereul mianhae hajiman
Itji mara jwo saranghae
Neowa hamkke ramyeon
Ijen haengboghan nareul
Bappeun haru jungedo jamshi
Ne mogsori deureumyeon
Hamkke itneun geot cheoreom
Neodo neukkyeo jineunji
Maeil bam jibeuro doragal ttae
Geu gose niga itdamyeon
Himdeun haru jichin ni maeumi
Nae pume angyeo shwil tende
Jigeum cheoreom man
Nal sarang haejwo nan neoman
Byeonhaji anhneun damyeon
Nae modeun geol gajil sarameun
Neo ppuniya nan heundeulliji anha
Neon gakkeumeun jashini eobtneun
Miraereul mianhae hajiman
Itji mara jwo saranghae
Neowa hamkke ramyeon
Ijen haengboghan nareul
Nan manheun gidae deullo sesangi
Jeonghae noheun sarangeul beorigo
Ni maeum cheoreom
Nan neul gateun jarie
Tto hanaui niga doego shipeo
Sojunghan neol wihae
Jigeum cheoreom man saranghaejwo
Hangsang neoman
Byeon haji anheumyeon
Nae jeonbul gajin sarameun
Neo ppuniya nan heundeulliji anha
Jashin eobtneun mirae
Neon mianhae hago itni
Neon ije honjaga aniya ijen
Itjima neowa hamkkeramyeon
Eonjena haengboghan nareul
A song about finding steadiness in someone's voice after too many goodbyes. The lyric leans on repetition not for a hook, but for insistence. 'Neo ppuniya' - 'It's only you' - gets said a few different ways, each time trying to make the feeling stick.
Lim Kim performs "Happy Me", and this lyric page sits inside the Lim Kim catalog on LyroVerse.
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