A 2017 K-pop ballad about the exhaustion of searching and the stubborn memory of a place that holds you.
A 2017 K-pop ballad about the exhaustion of searching and the stubborn memory of a place that holds you.
The song treats 'home' less as a location and more as a permission slip to be vulnerable.
It's the one place where the weight of the world and the weight of yourself don't have to be carried alone.
A 2017 K-pop ballad about the exhaustion of searching and the stubborn memory of a place that holds you.
Let me home
The song treats 'home' less as a location and more as a permission slip to be vulnerable. It's the one place where the weight of the world and the weight of yourself don't have to be carried alone.
The plea 'Let me home' isn't just about geography. It's about a state of being, a need to be covered and held in a 'lonely forest' so you can finally catch your breath. The words answer a deep, physical exhaustion that wants to stop moving and be known.
It's a broken, direct request, not a statement. There's no decoration, just the raw need to be allowed back into a state of safety.
The way the phrase 'neul geu goseseo', always from that place, repeats, tying every memory and ache back to a single, fixed point.
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jiteun i eodum soge gireul chaja hemaego isseo
jichin nae momeul nuil goseun yeogi
In my home
godalpeun sam soge nal gamchumyeo sogigo isseo
jamshi itgo gin sumeul shwil su itge
Let me home
ijen doragal suga itgie nan
deoneun shwipge muneojiji ana
neul geu goseseo nal gidarineun gieokdeul
kkumcheoreom kkeunimeopshi
nal pagodeuneun weroum, geurium
bin nae maeumeul chaeul su epbtteon galjeungi
nal ireukyeo yeogiro
ikkeureo jweo nal My home
eongkin shiltarae gateun himdeun harul beotigo isseo
himgyeoun sesang gidael goseun yeogi
You’re my home
tto dareun nae ane nuga nareul bureugo isseo
geuman meomchweo dwidora bol su itge
Calling home
ijen saragal himi nagie nan
deoneun apa sseureojiji ana
neul geu goseseo nal gidarineun gieokdeul
kkumcheoreom kkeunimeopshi
nal pagodeuneun weroum, geurium
bin nae maeumeul chaeul su eoptteon galjeungi
nal ireukyeo yeogiro
ikkeureo jweo nal
jigeum naega taekan i giri
ttaeroneun eoryeopgo wiheomhan geol da aljiman
geu got hanaro chungbunhae naneun
mugeoun georeum naeditta
naeryeo noeul su itge
neul geu goseseo nal gamssajudeon ongideul
bicheoreom shwil sae eopshi
nal dudeurineun weroum, geurium
bin nae yeonghoneul garil su eoptteon tongjeungi
nal ireukyeo yeogiro
ikkeureo jweo nal My home
A 2017 K-pop ballad about the exhaustion of searching and the stubborn memory of a place that holds you. The song treats 'home' less as a location and more as a permission slip to be vulnerable. It's the one place where the weight of the world and the weight of yourself don't have to be carried alone.
Raina performs "Home", and this lyric page sits inside the Raina catalog on LyroVerse.
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