A song where someone tries to send a ghost to another world before sunrise.
A song where someone tries to send a ghost to another world before sunrise.
The lyric treats this haunting as a domestic chore, something to be managed before the sun comes up.
There's no grand drama, just the practical exhaustion of living with a ghost who won't leave.
A song where someone tries to send a ghost to another world before sunrise.
geudaeneun dareun sesang sogeuro gajugil barae
The lyric treats this haunting as a domestic chore, something to be managed before the sun comes up. There's no grand drama, just the practical exhaustion of living with a ghost who won't leave.
The phrase "geudaeneun dareun sesang sogeuro gajugil barae", I hope you go to another world, gets repeated like a prayer or an incantation. It's not about anger, just a weary wish for this presence to find somewhere else to be. The singer keeps saying it, hoping it might finally work this time.
It's a hope, not a command. The singer knows they can't force this departure, only wish for it from a distance that's grown too familiar.
The way the plea "geuman, geuman", enough, enough, breaks through near the end, tired and final.
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oneul eojjeomyeon neoreul
eodingae mutgo oljido molla
neoui bami mojaral mankeum
meon goseuro deryeogalge
gipsugi bakin ne sontobi
jal ppajijil anado
neowa naui naldeulmankeumui
heulgeun deopeojugo galge
geudaeneun dareun sesang sogeuro gajugil barae
oneuldo neoneun haega jimyeon
eogimeopsi piljido molla
naui naji jugeo beorigi
jeoneneun doedoragalge
nega jantteuk mudeo beorin
oseul da beoseo beorigo
neoui hayan mom wie
bureul jireugo nan doragalge
geudaeneun dareun sesang sogeuro gajugil barae
nugunga nal bureuneun sori
ne momi sarananeun bam
nugunga nal bureuneun sori
ne momi sarananeun bam
geudaeneun dareun sesang sogeuro gajugil barae
geuman, geuman
geudaega naji mothage
o, amuri aereul sseodo
gieoko nareul pameokgo
geuman, geuman
nareul mot salge hae
oneulmankeumeun chameulge
geureoni budi naeireun
saranaji marajwo
A song where someone tries to send a ghost to another world before sunrise. The lyric treats this haunting as a domestic chore, something to be managed before the sun comes up. There's no grand drama, just the practical exhaustion of living with a ghost who won't leave.
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