A Korean pop track about carrying old warmth while walking away from pain.
A Korean pop track about carrying old warmth while walking away from pain.
The phrase 'geunal urireul bichudeon haetsareul gieokae', remember the sun that shone on us, holds the whole tension.
It's not just recalling light; it's holding onto the specific warmth that belonged to two people, a heat that's now just a memory you carry while the actual road feels cold.
A Korean pop track about carrying old warmth while walking away from pain.
apeumgwa miryeone maeumi apado jiul su eomneun gil
The phrase 'geunal urireul bichudeon haetsareul gieokae', remember the sun that shone on us, holds the whole tension. It's not just recalling light; it's holding onto the specific warmth that belonged to two people, a heat that's now just a memory you carry while the actual road feels cold. The lyric keeps returning to that stored warmth because letting it fade would mean the pain had nowhere to live.
Even if my heart aches with pain and longing, it's a road I can't forget. The line doesn't offer resolution; it just states the condition of memory as a permanent path.
The way the Korean phrase 'apeumgwa miryeone maeumi apado', even if my heart aches with pain and longing, repeats like a heartbeat that won't settle.
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geunal urireul bichudeon haetsareul gieokae
onjongil uri dallyeotdeon geu gireun eodie
saehayake bultaewotdeon geu gieokdeul soge
eorigo tteugeowosseotdeon uriga boine
apeumeul angoseo meoreojyeoman ganeunde
haruneun eoneusae da jeomureotjiman
jinagan siganeun yeongwonhi saеgyeojyeo
apeumgwa miryеone maeumi apado
jiul su eomneun gil nan jinaji mothane
gakkeum yejeoni saenggangna misoreul ttigon hae
nado moreuge mium gateun geoseun ijeun chae
oneuldo naui maeumsok munsini neukkyeojine
gipi saegyeojyeo jiugi neomudo apeune
apeumeul angoseo meoreojyeoman ganeunde
haruneun eoneusae da jeomureotjiman
jinagan siganeun yeongwonhi saegyeojyeo
apeumgwa miryeone maeumi apado
jiul su eomneun gil nan jinaji mothane
apeumgwa miryeone maeumi apado
jiul su eomneun gil nan jinaji mothane
haruneun eoneusae da jeomureotjiman
jinagan siganeun yeongwonhi saegyeojyeo
apeumgwa miryeone maeumi apado
jiul su eomneun gil nan jinaji mothane
dunhaejil su eomneun gamjeongui padoe
jiul su eomneun gil nan jinajiji anne
A Korean pop track about carrying old warmth while walking away from pain. The phrase 'geunal urireul bichudeon haetsareul gieokae', remember the sun that shone on us, holds the whole tension. It's not just recalling light; it's holding onto the specific warmth that belonged to two people, a heat that's now just a memory you carry while the actual road feels cold.
SHAUN performs "Road", and this lyric page sits inside the SHAUN catalog on LyroVerse.
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