A K-pop soloist captures the ache of a beautiful, vanishing moment.
A K-pop soloist captures the ache of a beautiful, vanishing moment.
The song leans into the vanity of giving someone your star in a dream, then feeling silly for it in the daylight.
It's a sharp little note on how longing makes us do things that seem foolish later, but we'd probably do them again.
A K-pop soloist captures the ache of a beautiful, vanishing moment.
noeul gateun saram neomu yeppeo
The song leans into the vanity of giving someone your star in a dream, then feeling silly for it in the daylight. It's a sharp little note on how longing makes us do things that seem foolish later, but we'd probably do them again.
The phrase 'noeul gateun saram neomu yeppeo' gets repeated like a mantra. It's not just describing beauty; it's holding onto the image of someone who feels as temporary and stunning as dusk. You can hear the pressure to remember before it's gone, that 'hwangholhan gieok', the vague memory, is all that's left.
Calling someone a sunset is a compliment that already contains the goodbye. The beauty is real, but so is the fact it won't last, and the song knows that.
The way 'I feel silly when I look into your eyes' sits in the middle of the Korean verses sticks with you. It's a plain admission that breaks the dreamy tone for a second.
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kkumman gateun gibundo jamsi
gyeolguge neon tto natseon neukkim
suman gaji gamjeongi seokkyeo
eojjeomyeon neon cham nappeun geot gata
noeul gateun saram neomu yeppeo
geojinmalcheoreom sarajindaedo
hwangholhan gieok ttokgateun sigane dorawa jwoyo
honjamanui bami museowo
noeureun cham yeppeuda
In my dream, I just gave you my star
I feel silly when I look into your eyes
kkumman gateun gibundo jamsi
kkeunnae neon meolli sarajigo
oneul gateun nareun nega deo ganjeolhande
nega eopseo deo apeun geot gata
noeul gateun saram neomu yeppeo
geojinmalcheoreom sarajindaedo
hwangholhan gieok ttokgateun sigane dorawa jwoyo
honjamanui bami museowo
noeureun cham yeppeuda
nega itdeon geu jaril wonhaji
miumman keojinda
gakkeumeun geuneul araedo haetsari pillyohae
neon wae boijil anneunji
noeul gateun saram bogo sipeo (ah-ah)
geu moseupdo huimihaejineyo
namaneul bodeon sarangseureoun geu nunbitkkajido
ijen neukkil suga eomneyo (oh no)
noeul gateun saram neomu yeppeo (I'm stupid, yeah)
geojinmalcheoreom sarajindaedo (sarajindo)
hwangholhan gieok ttokgateun sigane dorawa jwoyo
honjamanui bami museowo
noeureun cham yeppeuda
A K-pop soloist captures the ache of a beautiful, vanishing moment. The song leans into the vanity of giving someone your star in a dream, then feeling silly for it in the daylight. It's a sharp little note on how longing makes us do things that seem foolish later, but we'd probably do them again.
NAYEON performs "SUNSET", and this lyric page sits inside the NAYEON catalog on LyroVerse.
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