A Korean ballad about a love that returns, built on the sound of a name.
A Korean ballad about a love that returns, built on the sound of a name.
This lyric works by staying in that single, physical sensation of hearing.
It doesn't build a story so much as circle a feeling, repeating the same few phrases until they feel like a heartbeat.
A Korean ballad about a love that returns, built on the sound of a name.
nuneul gamabwado deullyeo.oneun neo.ui moksori
This lyric works by staying in that single, physical sensation of hearing. It doesn't build a story so much as circle a feeling, repeating the same few phrases until they feel like a heartbeat. The insistence on 'keudae in.gayo', is it you?, turns a question into a quiet fact.
The phrase 'nuneul gamabwado deullyeo.oneun neo.ui moksori', even with my eyes closed, I hear your voice, is the whole song. It's not about seeing someone; it's about a sound that gets inside you and won't leave, a presence that fills the room even when you're trying to shut it out. The voice becomes the only thing that makes the chest move.
Even with your eyes shut tight, some voices find a way in. It's less a romantic idea and more a simple, stubborn truth the song can't shake.
The way the phrase 'nan neorago' repeats, almost like a mantra or a self-reminder, gives the song its worn-in, private feel.
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nan neo.ui ibsuri
nae ireumeul bureudeon sun.ganbuteo
neukkil su isseosseo
oraedorok kidarin neoran geol
neol cheo.eum bon sun.gan
jogeumeun dallajin gonggireul neukkyeosseo
na itgo saratdeon
sarangi dasi chajaon geoya
nuneul gamabwado deullyeo.oneun
neo.ui moksori
meomchun gaseum ttwige haneun
neo.ui sumsori
nan neorago nan neorago
sarang keureon geon da mollado
gaseum gadeuk pajyeo chaoreuneun
keuge neorago
keunyang neoman isseum doendago
bireul matgo georeodo
nan neowa hamkkemyeon da joha
han georeum dwieseo
han georeum dwieseo
nareul jikyeojudeon neoreul neukkyeosseo
barame millyeowa
salmyeosi nareul anajumyeon dwae
nuneul gamabwado deullyeo.oneun
neo.ui moksori
meomchun gaseum ttwige haneun
neo.ui sumsori
nan neorago nan neorago
sarang keureon geon da mollado
gaseum gadeuk pajyeo chaoreuneun
keuge neorago
keunyang neoman isseum doendago
bireul matgo georeodo
nan neowa hamkkemyeon da joha
keudae in.gayo keudae in.gayo
jeongmal keudae in.gayo keudae in.gayo
ma.eumi ganeun daero
naega gado doelkkayo
neol baraman bwado
keujeo gyeote isseodo
ttwineun gaseum sarangin.gayo
nuneul gamabwado deullyeo.oneun
neo.ui moksori
meomchun gaseum ttwige haneun
neo.ui sumsori
nan neorago nan neorago
sarang keureon geon da mollado
gaseum gadeuk pajyeo chaoreuneun
keuge neorago
keunyang neoman isseum doendago
gireul irheodo joha
nan neowa hamkkemyeon da joha
A Korean ballad about a love that returns, built on the sound of a name. This lyric works by staying in that single, physical sensation of hearing. It doesn't build a story so much as circle a feeling, repeating the same few phrases until they feel like a heartbeat.
Na Yoon Kwon performs "i'ts You", and this lyric page sits inside the Na Yoon Kwon catalog on LyroVerse.
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