A Korean rock band's bittersweet farewell to a relationship that bloomed and faded with the flowers.
A Korean rock band's bittersweet farewell to a relationship that bloomed and faded with the flowers.
The song treats the relationship like a season itself, complete and whole in its time.
There's no blame in 'bomeun kkeunnatda', spring is over, just the clear, sad fact of an ending that was built into the beginning.
A Korean rock band's bittersweet farewell to a relationship that bloomed and faded with the flowers.
hanadul jiwojyeo ga
The song treats the relationship like a season itself, complete and whole in its time. There's no blame in 'bomeun kkeunnatda', spring is over, just the clear, sad fact of an ending that was built into the beginning.
The phrase 'hanadul jiwojyeo ga', letting a single day go, carries the whole weight. It's not about a dramatic breakup, but the quiet surrender of a perfect moment you know can't last. You're watching something beautiful end, and all you can do is release it.
It's the gentlest form of goodbye. You're not pushing it away or fighting it; you're just opening your hand.
The way 'oh-oh-oh-oh' stretches out after each verse, like a sigh or a breath held too long.
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nunbusin bomnal
dalbit joatdeon geu nal
sum makige areumdaun neowa naega manna
hanahana gieokdeulgwa chueokdeureul sseo naeryeogada
yeogiseo kkeunnabeoryeotda
maneun gyejeol soge
neo hanaman barabon bom
haneul gipi damadun neo kkeonae
gyesok keep it and turn on!
nun kkamppakal sai bakkwin ongi tto
bunhongbit kkotdo bulge dolgo dora
neo honjaman bom
neo ttaemune utgo neo ttaemune ulgo
neo ttaemune modeun ge joatdeon bomnal
hanadul jiwojyeo ga
areumdawotdeon naui gyejeol
bomeun kkeunnatda
oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh
oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh
oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh
oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh
ojik sarangman jaldo mureuigeotda
chacha tteoreojil kkot modeun ge sideun bom
ije naui gyejeol ape nama inni
eolleun bombaram tago wiungwiung
ajik beotigo inneun jeogi areumdaun kkot han ip
neo ttaemune utgo neo ttaemune ulgo
neo ttaemune modeun ge joatdeon bomnal
hanadul jiwojyeo ga
areumdawotdeon naui gyejeol
bomeun kkeunnatda
oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh
oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh
oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh
oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh
gyerani wasseoyo
gyejeori bakkwoyo
kkeutjarak kkeute neowa hamkke
bomi gasseoyo
gyerani wasseoyo
gyejeori bakkwoyo
kkeutjarak kkeute neowa hamkke
bomi gasseoyo
bomeun jinagago geu baramgyeore sorichyeo
dasi neoui ireumeul bulleobojiman
hanadul jiwojyeo ga
areumdawotdeon naui gyejeol
bomeun kkeunnatda
oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh
oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh
oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh
oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh
gyerani wasseoyo
gyejeori bakkwoyo
kkeutjarak kkeute neowa hamkke
bomi gasseoyo
gyerani wasseoyo
gyejeori bakkwoyo
kkeutjarak kkeute neowa hamkke
bomi gasseoyo
A Korean rock band's bittersweet farewell to a relationship that bloomed and faded with the flowers. The song treats the relationship like a season itself, complete and whole in its time. There's no blame in 'bomeun kkeunnatda', spring is over, just the clear, sad fact of an ending that was built into the beginning.
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