A Korean hip-hop track that turns a simple greeting into a quiet lament for lost connection.
A Korean hip-hop track that turns a simple greeting into a quiet lament for lost connection.
What sticks is how the lyric frames distance not as drama, but as a slow, confusing fade.
'Ije naega eodin neunji eodil ganeunji molla', I don't know where I'm going or where I'm headed now.
A Korean hip-hop track that turns a simple greeting into a quiet lament for lost connection.
Ije naega eodin neunji eodil ganeunji molla
What sticks is how the lyric frames distance not as drama, but as a slow, confusing fade. 'Ije naega eodin neunji eodil ganeunji molla', I don't know where I'm going or where I'm headed now. It's disorientation phrased as plain fact, which makes it heavier.
The phrase 'I still remember them days. You remember?' hangs there like an unanswered question. It's less about nostalgia and more about checking if the other person feels the same weight of what's gone. The whole verse feels like someone trying to sound casual, 'But I'm aight! Like always', while admitting they don't know where the friend is anymore.
That line lands because it's not about missing someone; it's about feeling lost yourself once they're gone. The confusion is quiet and total.
The way 'Long time no see' gets repeated, almost sighed, gives the whole track its weary, grounded tone.
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Yeah T.O.P right here ! (with SOL !)
And It's been a while You see ! (Long time no see)
I still remember them days... You remember ?
Reminiscin' over you...
But I'm aight !
Like always
Useupkke bwa ttaga
Beolsseo kkeu chinan nabwa
Majimak ma chimpyo
Jjigeon watdeon naui jido
Da jjitkko
Dashi gilgeo riro
Heme hemeneunge anya
Nal chaja ganeun geoshiji
Mwol domangga ?
Pureun bada geuwireul
Eomcheo-eomcheo he-eomcheo ganeun
Gorae-ui kkum
Eosae kaesseotdeon cheot daemyeon
Ogo gadeon seoro-ui baeryeo
Eoneu-deot hamkke han sewol
Gakkeum-ui galtteun ggwa
Uri hamkke bamsaemyeo
Uri-ui yeok ssaneun saebyeok
Saero-un ujeongeul ttajim hane ttaettae ron
Nado andago
Eoriseogeotdeon babo
Nalkaroun jijeo-ge chinguwa iyagi hago do
Majimak iraneun yakssok
Ajing nado jikyeo jil jin molla (molla)
Nado nal (molla)
Jalmollaseo geuraeseo gollanhae
Chingu yeotjjana
Uri hamkke ramyeon
Eorin ae manyang
Ije naega eodin neunji eodil ganeunji molla
(deo-uktteo heojeonhae yeojeonhae)
Bang hwang hajana
Neol tteona bonaen hu-en
Kkam kkam hajana
Ije niga eodin neunji eodi ganneunji nan molla
(ajiktto yeojeonhae heojeonhae)
Chagapkko geosen
Bitjjul giwa baram
Ajik mareuji anneun haneul kkwa ttang ttang
Aju orae boji motan
Byeori binnaneun bam... Bambam
Oh nareul ppwa
Naneun il-nyeon, i-nyeon, ship-nyeon
Baek-nyeon cheon-nyeon i jina
Hu hwe eomneun seontaek iraneun
Heotdoen da geojinmal
Wae ije seoya hu-hwe haneun geonga
Dora bomyeon
Nae joega deo mana
Sa sa sa sa ralla ranga
Maeseo-un baramman sallang sallang
Naega beorin gi-eok
Buseojin gaksseoltang
Bulpyeonhan kkumjari mogi malleowa
Naui young love
Ajigeun yeoreoseo
Cheompeong cheompeong
He-eomman chi ne
Heme i-ne
I don't know
Chinguyeotjjana
Uri hamkke ramyeon
Eorin ae manyang
Ije naega eodin neunji eodil ganeunji molla
(deo-uktteo heojeonhae yeojeonhae)
Bang hwang hajana
Neol tteona bonaen huen
Kkam kkam hajana
Ije niga eodin neunji eodi ganneunji nanmolla
(ajiktto yeojeonhae heojeonhae)
Long time no see
Amubudam eopsshi
Tteonarago haetjjiman
(nado-Oh neodo-Oh)
Niga eopsshi
Saraga naneun eojji
Seulpeun wae gireogi
(neodo-oh nado-Oh)
Chingu yeotjjana
Uri hamkke ramyeon
Eorin ae manyang
Ije naega eodin neunji eodil ganeunji molla
(deo-uktteo heojeonhae yeojeonhae)
Bang hwang hajana
Neol tteona bonaen hu-en
Kkamkkam hajana
Ije niga eodin neunji eodi ganneunji nan molla
(ajiktto yeojeonhae heojeonhae)
A Korean hip-hop track that turns a simple greeting into a quiet lament for lost connection. What sticks is how the lyric frames distance not as drama, but as a slow, confusing fade. 'Ije naega eodin neunji eodil ganeunji molla', I don't know where I'm going or where I'm headed now.
T.O.P performs "Friend", and this lyric page sits inside the T.O.P catalog on LyroVerse.
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