A Korean ballad that turns a simple greeting into a lingering conversation with the past.
A Korean ballad that turns a simple greeting into a lingering conversation with the past.
The lyric treats memory not as a static picture but as an active, almost physical place, 'that moment remains in my memory'.
It's less about missing someone and more about the stubborn fact that a specific instant refuses to dissolve, keeping the speaker company in a way the actual person no longer does.
A Korean ballad that turns a simple greeting into a lingering conversation with the past.
tteollineun misolo salanghandago
The lyric treats memory not as a static picture but as an active, almost physical place, 'that moment remains in my memory'. It's less about missing someone and more about the stubborn fact that a specific instant refuses to dissolve, keeping the speaker company in a way the actual person no longer does.
The phrase 'tteollineun misolo salanghandago', 'I love you with a trembling smile', carries the whole weight. It's a confession made to someone who's already gone, a love declared into silence rather than to a person. That 'trembling smile' holds the vanity of trying to look composed while your voice shakes, the devotion that outlasts the goodbye, and the fear that the feeling itself might be the only thing left to hold onto.
It's the admission that love doesn't always arrive with confidence; sometimes it's just a shaky smile offered to an empty room, because saying it aloud is the only way to keep it real.
The way 'Hello' repeats, softening from a hopeful address to a murmured, private refrain by the end.
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Hello, hello, hello, hello
Hello, hello, hello, hello
eoneu nal geudaeneun nae kkumsoge pieonadeon
balgeulehan kkochcheoleom naleul seollege haessjyo
ginagin haluga jinagado geu jalie
meomchwo nae gyeoteseo meomulleojueossdeon
yeong wonhal geos gateun sigani
eonjengan kkeuti nalgeol algo issjiman
Hello geudaeege malhaeyo
tteollineun misolo salanghandago
Hello nunbusige aleumdabdeon sigan soge
yeongwontolog gieogdoel geudaelaneun geol
Hello, hello, hello, hello
Hello, hello, hello, hello
nunmullo nanueossdeon byeolbich alae uli yagsog
ajig gieoghanayo geuttae geudaewa nal
geu sungani chueog sog eulo
meoleojigien ajig ileun geos gata
Hello geudaeege malhaeyo
tteollineun misolo salanghandago
Hello nunbusige aleumdabdeon sigan soge
yeongwontolog gieogdoel geudaelaneun geol
(geudaelaneun geol)
(geudaelaneun geol)
Hello geudaeege malhaeyo
ibyeolui sigando salanghandago
Hello nunbusige aleumdabdeon sigan soge
yeongwontolog gieogdoel geudaelaneun geol
geudaelaneun geol
Hello, hello, hello, hello
Hello, hello, hello, hello
A Korean ballad that turns a simple greeting into a lingering conversation with the past. The lyric treats memory not as a static picture but as an active, almost physical place, 'that moment remains in my memory'. It's less about missing someone and more about the stubborn fact that a specific instant refuses to dissolve, keeping the speaker company in a way the actual person no longer does.
SoHyang performs "Hello", and this lyric page sits inside the SoHyang catalog on LyroVerse.
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