A Korean rock ballad about the delicate balance between holding on and letting go.
A Korean rock ballad about the delicate balance between holding on and letting go.
The lyric doesn't build toward resolution; it circles the same few emotional coordinates, each repetition wearing the ground a little thinner.
It's the sound of someone thinking the same thought until the thought loses its shape, which is exactly how anxiety works.
A Korean rock ballad about the delicate balance between holding on and letting go.
Hogshirado keudaeramyeon
The lyric doesn't build toward resolution; it circles the same few emotional coordinates, each repetition wearing the ground a little thinner. It's the sound of someone thinking the same thought until the thought loses its shape, which is exactly how anxiety works.
The phrase "hogshirado keudaeramyeon", "if I call out to you", gets repeated like a mantra that might break the spell. It's not a declaration, it's a conditional, a fragile hypothesis about what might happen if the speaker actually made contact. That "if" holds all the fear of the answer, the possibility that reaching out might just confirm the distance.
Those three words frame the entire song, everything hangs on that "if." Without it, the whole delicate structure collapses into either certainty or silence.
The way the vocal line stretches over "nal tteonage hae", "makes me leave", has this exhausted, almost resigned quality, like the effort itself is part of the problem.
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Hogshirado keudaeramyeon ih kibuneul Ihaehal su itji anheulgga
Hogshirago keudaeramyeon ih kibuneul Anajul su utji anheulgga
Hogshirado keudaeramyeon neureoganeun Nae mom-e sangcheobodan
Keuboda teo kipge phaein nae maeume Sangcheoreul pol su itji anheurgga
Hogshirado keudaeramyeon jogeumeun teo Noryeoghae chuji anheurgga
Hogshirado hogshirado keudaeramyeom Keudae naramyeon
Saeggamahge thadeureogan nae shimjangeul Tashi saerpge hago
Haruharu na-e pogeul chuyeo oneun Cheorbagham sarajige
Hajiman kkyeorgugen ireon na-e igishimi Nal tteonage hae
Nal meoreojige hae
Kyeordugen neol ddeonagage hae
Hogshirado keudaeramyeon chugeumeun deoNoryeoghae chuji anheulgga
Hogshirado hogshirado keudaeramyeon Keudae neoramyeon
Tadhyeoberin na-e mameul na-e muneul Tashi yeolige hag
Mamchweobeorin nae shimjangi taeshi han beon Sara narsu itge
Hajiman kkyeorgugen ireon na-e igishimi Nal tteonage hae
Nal meoreojige hae
Kyeordugen neol ddeonagage hae
Cheongmal han shimhajyo nan keu eoddeon nugudo
Shimjieo nae chishinjochado saranghal suga eoptgunyo
KKwaena eogurhaegedo keu eoddeon seonthaeg-e yeoshido
Kajji mothan chae Ireohge twaebeoryeosseo
Hogshirado keudaeramyeon chogeumeun teo Noreyoghae chushi anheurgga
Niga anin nareul wihae
A Korean rock ballad about the delicate balance between holding on and letting go. The lyric doesn't build toward resolution; it circles the same few emotional coordinates, each repetition wearing the ground a little thinner. It's the sound of someone thinking the same thought until the thought loses its shape, which is exactly how anxiety works.
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