A Korean ballad about the slow, painful work of letting someone else wake you up.
A Korean ballad about the slow, painful work of letting someone else wake you up.
The lyric leans on the physicality of waking, 'nuneul tteulkka,' opening your eyes each morning, to measure the emotional weight of an absence.
It's a quiet song that understands how big changes often announce themselves in small, daily rituals that suddenly feel empty.
A Korean ballad about the slow, painful work of letting someone else wake you up.
Wae ijeseoya nega geuriwoseo
The lyric leans on the physicality of waking, 'nuneul tteulkka,' opening your eyes each morning, to measure the emotional weight of an absence. It's a quiet song that understands how big changes often announce themselves in small, daily rituals that suddenly feel empty.
The phrase 'Nareul kkaeudeut soksagimyeo unneun', waking me up, searching for me, crying, packs the whole struggle into one line. It's not just about being roused from sleep; it's the messy, invasive work of being pulled back into feeling by someone else's care. That action, being awakened, becomes the thing you miss when it's gone, leaving you to wonder if you'll ever find it again.
It's a plain, exhausted question that has no good answer. Why now, after everything, does the missing finally start? The song just sits with that delay, the regret that shows up too late to do any good.
The way the question 'Wae ijeseoya nega geuriwoseo' repeats, each time sounding a little more worn down, is what sticks.
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Nareul kkaeudeut soksagimyeo unneun
Neoreul bol ttaemyeon
Pigonhaetdeon naldeuri
Biroso jinagameul neukkigo
Nal ilkkaeuneun hanmadiro
Dasi neoreul bol ttaemyeon
Jamsi jinagatdeon naldeureul
Doraboge mandeulgo
Ijen saeroun nugungaege
Geureon sarami doeeosseul neo
Wae ijeseoya nega geuriwoseo
Maeil achim nuneul tteulkka
Wae neoneun nareul tteonago naseodo
Nareul kkaewojuneun geolkka
Han ttaeneun oraen seupgwan tase
Neomu beogeowonneunde
Nareul ileoganeun jul aranneunde
Hollo nama oeroun geonji
Ijen nega eopsido
Jinan nareul doraboryeo hagon hae
Ijen na anin nugungaege
Geureon sarami doeeotgetji
Wae ijeseoya nega geuriwoseo
Maeil gachi nuneul tteulkka
Wae neoneun nareul tteonago naseodo
Nal ilkkaewojuneun geolkka
Jinagan naldeure neul aswiumman nama
Amugeotdo nameunge eopdeon nae mame
Mudyeojyeotdeon gamjeongdeuri
Neujeun huhoereul halttaemyeon
Ireon nareul algo barabwajudeon
Geuttaeui nega geuriwo
Wae ijeseoya nega geuriwoseo
Maeil achim nuneul tteulkka
Wae neoneun nareul tteonago naseodo
Nareul kkaewojuneun geolkka
Wae ijeseoya nega geuriwoseo
Maeil gachi nuneul tteulkka
Wae neoneun nareul tteonago naseodo
Nal ilkkaewojuneun geolkka
A Korean ballad about the slow, painful work of letting someone else wake you up. The lyric leans on the physicality of waking, 'nuneul tteulkka,' opening your eyes each morning, to measure the emotional weight of an absence. It's a quiet song that understands how big changes often announce themselves in small, daily rituals that suddenly feel empty.
Yang Da Il performs "Awaken (나를 깨워주는)", and this lyric page sits inside the Yang Da Il catalog on LyroVerse.
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