A ballad about memory that feels like a place you can't quite return to.
A ballad about memory that feels like a place you can't quite return to.
The song keeps circling back to that initial place, 'geogi,' as if the singer is trying to map a feeling onto real geography.
It's less a narrative and more a sustained mood of return, where every question, 'Can you feel me', is really just asking if the other person is still there in that same remembered spot.
A ballad about memory that feels like a place you can't quite return to.
Ki jageun haneulgwa daheul geot gateun
The song keeps circling back to that initial place, 'geogi,' as if the singer is trying to map a feeling onto real geography. It's less a narrative and more a sustained mood of return, where every question, 'Can you feel me', is really just asking if the other person is still there in that same remembered spot.
The phrase 'Ki jageun haneulgwa daheul geot gateun' does a lot of work. It makes the past feel like a tangible object, something you could cup in your hands. That small sky is the whole problem, it's a perfect, contained memory that won't leave you alone, and the rest of the song is just living in its shadow.
It's such a quiet, precise image to start with. Everything that follows, the longing, the doubt, feels contained in that one idea of a sky small enough to hold.
The way 'eueum~~' hangs in the background after certain lines, like a sigh caught in the throat.
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Ki jageun haneulgwa daheul geot gateun
Eonjenga wasseossdeon geogiwa gata
Gieokgwa talmasseo geu gosgwa talmeun neo (eueum~~)
Barami bulleowa hyanggiga naseo
Maen cheoeum boassdeon neoreul bongeoya
Siganeun hanchameul neowa na tteeo nwasseulkka
Neomu meolli wassdamyeon
Can you feel me
Eodil gado eodil bwado hangsang
Naega nege neomuna bujokhae
Seotulleossdeon maeum neoneun algo isseulkka~~~
Ireon nae mameul
Just for you (promise to you)
Eonjekkaji eonjerago hangsang
Neodo ireon nae mamgwa ttokgatdamyeon
Soneul naemireojwo nae maeumeul kkok jabajwo
Sarangi seotulleo sangcheo badassdeon
Gaseumeun gieokhae neo waui chueok
Sigani heulleodo geu heunjeogi namaseo (eueum~~)
Siganeun tto dasi gihoel julkkeoya
Maen cheoeum gwaenchanhdeon neoro doedollyeo
Tto dareun sarangi dasi urireul chajawa
Hamkke hal su issdamyeon
Can you feel me
Eodil gado eodil bwado hangsang
Naega nege neomuna bujokhae
Seotulleossdeon maeum neoneun algo isseulkka~~~
Ireon nae mameul
Just for you (promise to you)
Eonjekkaji eonjerago hangsang
Neodo ireon nae mamgwa ttokgatdamyeon
Soneul naemireojwo nae maeumeul kkok jabajwo
Gaseumi apa neoui gieogi ni apeum
Modu naega dasi neukkigo neukkigie
Nan eonjekkaji neoreul wihae neoman barabolge (naaa~~)
Can you feel me
Eodil gado eodil bwado hangsang
Naega nege neomuna bujokhae
Seotulleossdeon maeum neoneun algo isseulkka~~~
Ireon nae mameul
Just for you (promise to you)
Eonjekkaji eonjerago hangsang
Neodo ireon nae mamgwa ttokgatdamyeon
Soneul naemireojwo nae maeumeul kkok jabajwo
A ballad about memory that feels like a place you can't quite return to. The song keeps circling back to that initial place, 'geogi,' as if the singer is trying to map a feeling onto real geography. It's less a narrative and more a sustained mood of return, where every question, 'Can you feel me', is really just asking if the other person is still there in that same remembered spot.
Na Yoon Kwon performs "Forget Love", and this lyric page sits inside the Na Yoon Kwon catalog on LyroVerse.
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