A Korean pop track where the wind carries questions to someone who's gone.
A Korean pop track where the wind carries questions to someone who's gone.
It's a practical, almost desperate attempt at communication, a hope that if you shout into it hard enough, it might carry your voice to the right ear.
The song leans on that physical gesture because words alone have already failed.
A Korean pop track where the wind carries questions to someone who's gone.
Chanbarami hu hu hu nunmuri jureureuk jureureuk jureuk
The wind here isn't poetic scenery. It's a practical, almost desperate attempt at communication, a hope that if you shout into it hard enough, it might carry your voice to the right ear. The song leans on that physical gesture because words alone have already failed.
The phrase 'Baby missing u~ ooh~ I'm missing u~' repeats like a heartbeat the mind can't quiet. It's not a complex declaration; it's the blunt, childish sound of a feeling too big for proper words. The rest of the lyric tries to build a case with photos and messages, but it keeps circling back to that simple, hungry ache.
It turns tears into a weather event, something that falls with the same steady, unstoppable rhythm as a spring shower. There's no separating the person from the storm.
The way 'hu hu hu' mimics the sound of wind and crying blurs the line between the weather outside and the weather inside.
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Chagapge nogabeorin nuncheoreom eodi ganni?
Nae mameul nogyeo judeon neoui cheonkkaji da gajyeoganni? U~u~
Aetage mok noha neol bureumyeon deulligenni?
Gwitgareul ganjireophimyeo nal kkaeudeon neon eodi sumeonni?
Baby missing u~ ooh~ I'm missing u~ (baby missing u)
Baby still I love love love love love love
Baby still I loving u (still I loving u)
Naege namgyeojin neoui seonmulgwa pon sogen neoui meseji
Babocheoreom utgo inneun sajindeulgwa
Amugeotdo moreuneun nae pyojeong
Neowa hamkke haetdeon gieokdeulgwa jiul su eomneun memori
Babocheoreom ulgo inneun nal bomyeo wirohaejuneun nae chingudeul
Chanbarami hu hu hu nunmuri jureureuk jureureuk jureuk
Deo chagapge hu hu hu ppyeossokkkaji chagapge bunda
Chanbarami hu hu hu kokkeuchi jjireureung jjireureung jjireung
Nae gaseumi heuk heuk heuk chanbarami nunmuri deo beonjinda
Changmuneul yeoreo nohasseo
Baramgwa hamkke ne sosik deureul su isseulkka oh~
Gamgie geollideun maldeun nan neol gidaryeo
Baby missing u~ ooh~ I'm missing u~ (baby missing u)
Baby still I love love love love love love
Baby still I loving u (still I loving u)
Naege namgyeojin neoui seonmulgwa pon sogen neoui meseji
Babocheoreom utgo inneun sajindeulgwa amugeotdo moreuneun nae pyojeong
Neowa hamkke haetdeon gieokdeulgwa jiul su eomneun memori
Babocheoreom ulgo inneun nal bomyeo wirohaejuneun nae chingudeul
Eojjeom nega tteonan hu ttaemachim oneun gyejeori chanbarami huuu~
(Swit! Eoreum!)
Naege namgyeojin neoui seonmulgwa
(Seonmulgwa) pon sogen neoui meseji(neoui meseji)
Babocheoreom utgo inneun sajindeulgwa amugeotdo moreuneun nae pyojeong
Neowa hamkke haetdeon gieokdeulgwa jiul su eomneun memori
Babocheoreom ulgo inneun nal bomyeo wirohaejuneun nae chingudeul
Chanbarami hu hu hu nunmuri jureureuk jureureuk jureuk
Deo chagapge hu hu hu ppyeossokkkaji chagapge bunda
A Korean pop track where the wind carries questions to someone who's gone. It's a practical, almost desperate attempt at communication, a hope that if you shout into it hard enough, it might carry your voice to the right ear. The song leans on that physical gesture because words alone have already failed.
NC.A performs "Hoo Hoo Hoo", and this lyric page sits inside the NC.A catalog on LyroVerse.
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