A Korean ballad about holding on to someone even when the lights go out.
A Korean ballad about holding on to someone even when the lights go out.
The song leans hard on that image of darkness without light, but the commitment never wavers.
It's less a romantic fantasy and more a stubborn choice, the kind you make when everything else has gone dim.
A Korean ballad about holding on to someone even when the lights go out.
Geudae aneseo naneun hangsang kkumeul kkwoyo
The song leans hard on that image of darkness without light, but the commitment never wavers. It's less a romantic fantasy and more a stubborn choice, the kind you make when everything else has gone dim.
The phrase 'Geudae aneseo naneun hangsang kkumeul kkwoyo', 'In you, I always dream', repeats like a vow. It's not about dreaming big; it's about finding your whole world inside one person, a quiet insistence that love is the only place worth being. That line answers a kind of devotion that doesn't need outside light to see by.
It's a plain statement, but in the context of the surrounding darkness, it becomes an anchor. The dreaming happens inside the other person, as if that's the only safe place left.
The way the vocal line climbs on 'kkumeul kkwoyo', 'I dream', feels like reaching for something just out of sight, a small gesture that carries the weight.
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Bul bit eomneun gipeun eodume itda haedo
Geudae gyeoten eonjena naega hamkke halkkeyo
Bul bit eomneun gipeun eodume itda haedo
Uriege balga ol jeo achimeul saenggakhaeyo
Gin bameul jina
Duriseo hamkke nun tteul su itdamyeon
Geuge baro uriga baradeon haengbogigetjyo
Geudae aneseo naneun hangsang kkumeul kkwoyo
Naui aneseo ojik geudael saranghaeyo
Rap) uriga hamkke geotdeon geori nanueotdeon yaegi
Modeun ge naegeneun neomunado sojunghae
Eotteon mallo pyohyeoni an doel mankeum johahae saranghae
Modeungeol georeodo mojaral mankeum
Eodun bam jeo haneurui dalbit
Sesangeseo jeil areumdaun namanui yeongwonhan bulbit
Uriege eotteon apeum eotteon siryeoni isseodo
Yeongwonhi hamkkehagireul can you feel my love
Seulpeum soge sijakdoen uriui I sarangeul
Yeogikkaji ikkeun geon naege boyeo jun
Geudaeui gipeun maeumgwa
Tto geudael hyanghan nae maeum
Geudae aneseo naneun hangsang kkumeul kkwoyo
Naui aneseo ojik geudael saranghaeyo
Geudae aneseo naneun hangsang kkumeul kkwoyo
Naui aneseo ojik geudael saranghaeyo
Ojik geudaemaneul saranghaeyo
A Korean ballad about holding on to someone even when the lights go out. The song leans hard on that image of darkness without light, but the commitment never wavers. It's less a romantic fantasy and more a stubborn choice, the kind you make when everything else has gone dim.
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