A Korean rock ballad about holding onto dreams when everything else has stopped moving.
A Korean rock ballad about holding onto dreams when everything else has stopped moving.
The English bridge 'Keep on dreaming, boy' sounds like someone talking to their younger self, or maybe to the part that still believes in fairy tales.
It's gentler than the Korean verses, almost tender, which makes the whole thing ache more.
A Korean rock ballad about holding onto dreams when everything else has stopped moving.
Modu meomchweobeorin chaero
The English bridge 'Keep on dreaming, boy' sounds like someone talking to their younger self, or maybe to the part that still believes in fairy tales. It's gentler than the Korean verses, almost tender, which makes the whole thing ache more.
That repeated 'I am still waiting I am dreaming' feels less like hope and more like a reflex, something the body does after the mind knows better. When he sings 'Modu meomchweobeorin chaero', everything stopped in place, the dreaming becomes this automatic thing, like breathing after the air's gone thin. It's not optimism, it's just what's left.
Everything stopped in place. That's the quiet center of the song, where the dreaming isn't escape but survival, the only thing still moving when the world has frozen.
The way 'Someday you'll be fine, someday you will shine' lands right after all that Korean longing, it feels like a promise made to an empty room.
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Chagaweottgi ddaemune ddaddeuthameul weonhaettjyo
Chorahaettgi ddaemune areumdabgo shipeosseo
Geuraesseul bbuninde eoullijido anhneun jisirago
Biuseul geon ddo mweongayo
I am still waiting
I am dreaming
Modu meomchweobeorin chaero
Sseokeobeorin neocheoreom doegin shilheoseo
Ajik saraittdago nan neuggyeobogo
Shipeoseo geuraeseo I’m dreaming
Dadhyeoittgi ddaemune yeoleojugil weonhaettjyo
Gadhyeoittgi ddaemune jayurobgo shipeosseo
Geuraesseul bbuninde michingae
Bodeut haneun neoyamallo
Eodi apeun geo aningayo
I am still waiting
I am dreaming
Modu meomchweobeorin chaero
Sseokeobeorin neocheoreom doegin shilheoseo
Ajik saraittdago nan neuggyeobogo shipeoseo geuraeseo
Keep on dreaming, boy, keep on dreaming, boy
Someday you'll be fine, someday you will shine
Someday you'll be loved, someday you will smile
Without those tears, without those tears
A Korean rock ballad about holding onto dreams when everything else has stopped moving. The English bridge 'Keep on dreaming, boy' sounds like someone talking to their younger self, or maybe to the part that still believes in fairy tales. It's gentler than the Korean verses, almost tender, which makes the whole thing ache more.
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