A song about leaving everything behind for the calm of a Jeju Island evening.
A song about leaving everything behind for the calm of a Jeju Island evening.
The lyric leans into the plainness of 'badal bol su issneun changmuni johayo', a window where you can see the sea is good enough.
It trusts that small, physical detail to carry the whole longing, without dressing it up as poetry.
A song about leaving everything behind for the calm of a Jeju Island evening.
tteonayo duriseo modeun geol hulhul beorigo
The lyric leans into the plainness of 'badal bol su issneun changmuni johayo', a window where you can see the sea is good enough. It trusts that small, physical detail to carry the whole longing, without dressing it up as poetry. That restraint is what makes the escape feel possible, not just imagined.
The phrase 'tteonayo duriseo modeun geol hulhul beorigo', 'let's leave, shaking off everything', has that specific weight of a real, tired decision. It's not a grand declaration; it's the quiet moment when you actually start packing a bag because the static has become unbearable. Those words answer the simple pressure of city life that makes even a TV screen feel like too much.
Shaking everything off isn't a metaphor here; it's the actual motion of dropping city life at the door. That's the gesture the whole song turns on.
The way SOYOU's voice rests on 'jejudo pureun bam', Jeju's blue night, lingers like a held breath.
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tteonayo duriseo modeun geol hulhul beorigo
jejudo pureun bam geu byeol arae
ijeneun deo isang
eolkmaeigin uri silheoyo
sinmune TVe wolgeupbongtue
apateu dambyeorakbodaneun
badal bol su issneun changmuni johayo
kkingkkangbat ilgugo gamgyuldo
uri duri gakkwobwayo
jeongmallo geudaega oeropdago neukkyeojindamyeon
tteonayo jejudo pureun bam haneul araero
tteonayo duriseo himdeulge byeollo eopseoyo
jejudo pureun bam geu byeol arae
geu dongan urineun oraesdongan jichyeossjanhayo
suljibe kapee manheun sarame
dosiui chimmukbodaneun
badaui soksagimi johayo
sinhonbubu millyeowa ttokgateun
sajin jjikgi gugyeonghamyeo
jeongmallo geudaega jaemieopsda neukkyeojindamyeon
tteonayo jejudo
pureumega salgo issneun got
A song about leaving everything behind for the calm of a Jeju Island evening. The lyric leans into the plainness of 'badal bol su issneun changmuni johayo', a window where you can see the sea is good enough. It trusts that small, physical detail to carry the whole longing, without dressing it up as poetry.
SOYOU (SISTAR) performs "The Blue Night of Jeju Island", and this lyric page sits inside the SOYOU (SISTAR) catalog on LyroVerse.
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