A ballad about staying close through someone else's hard days, even when you feel like nothing but dust.
A ballad about staying close through someone else's hard days, even when you feel like nothing but dust.
The lyric avoids grand romantic gestures for something more grounded and stubborn.
It finds its power in admitting insignificance while refusing to leave, which feels truer to long-term devotion than any sweeping declaration.
A ballad about staying close through someone else's hard days, even when you feel like nothing but dust.
Like dirts on my hand
The lyric avoids grand romantic gestures for something more grounded and stubborn. It finds its power in admitting insignificance while refusing to leave, which feels truer to long-term devotion than any sweeping declaration.
The phrase 'Like dirts on my hand' does a lot of work. It's not about being worthless; it's about being the grit that sticks, the small thing you can't shake off even when you try. The singer positions himself as something persistent and humble, almost an afterthought that won't go away.
It's a plain, physical image that captures how love can feel both trivial and inescapable. You don't celebrate dirt; you just notice it's there, clinging.
The way the repeated 'Nae mameul badajwo' lines build near the end, less a demand and more a worn-out mantra.
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Where is your smile
Neo eopsin useul su eopsneunde
Niga useojul ttae
Dallajineun nareul neukkyeo
Nae geosman issdeon
Jinan memareun gamjeongdeul
Hana dulssik ijen
Neoui mamdo algo sipeojyeo
I will be with you
Ihaehal su eopsneun
Neoui mare nan muldeureo
Like dirts on my hand
Himdeun mami nege mudeoga
Geureon nae ape niga isseo
Nae pyojeongeun neoreul talmaga
Whenever you say
It'll be fine
Meonji gadeuk baein nae oseun
Neoreul gamssa ana
Himdeun sigan ppunideon haru
Teojideon ureumdo
Geu modeun ge neoege ssahyeo
My love show me your love
Imi naega neukkyeo
Sarangeuro nal gamssajwo
Like dirts on my hand
Himdeun mami nege mudeoga
Geureon nae ape niga isseo
Nae pyojeongeun neoreul talmaga
Whenever you say
It'll be fine
Dan hanbeondo nareul mollassdeon nan
Seollem gadeukhan naeiri issneunde
Nae mameul badajwo nae mameul arajwo
Nae mameul badajwo nae mameul arajwo
Nae mameul badajwo nae mameul arajwo
Nae mameul badajwo nae mameul arajwo
Whenever you say
It'll be fine
A ballad about staying close through someone else's hard days, even when you feel like nothing but dust. The lyric avoids grand romantic gestures for something more grounded and stubborn. It finds its power in admitting insignificance while refusing to leave, which feels truer to long-term devotion than any sweeping declaration.
Nakjoon (Bernard Park) performs "Dirt", and this lyric page sits inside the Nakjoon (Bernard Park) catalog on LyroVerse.
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