A ballad about reaching a long-imagined place only to find it empty.
A ballad about reaching a long-imagined place only to find it empty.
The lyric circles that moment of arrival like someone touching a bruise.
It keeps returning to the prepared place, 'jeulgil junbiga dwae isseo', only to find the dream itself has gone missing, leaving just the shell of the effort behind.
A ballad about reaching a long-imagined place only to find it empty.
hwaryeohaessdeon kkumsok deoneun naegen eopseo
The lyric circles that moment of arrival like someone touching a bruise. It keeps returning to the prepared place, 'jeulgil junbiga dwae isseo', only to find the dream itself has gone missing, leaving just the shell of the effort behind.
The phrase 'hwaryeohaessdeon kkumsok deoneun naegen eopseo', the splendid dream I had is not for me, carries the whole song's ache. It's not about failure, but about the quiet shock of getting what you wished for and finding it wasn't yours to begin with. The preparation was complete, but the person who was supposed to enjoy it never showed up.
It's a plain admission that the dream was beautiful, just not yours. The splendor belonged to the idea, not the person who held it.
The way the melody hangs on 'eopseo', 'is not' or 'does not exist', gives the absence a physical weight each time it lands.
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eoneusae nuneul tteoboni
jigeum yeogi dochakhaeisseo
naega kkumkkueossdeon mankeum
modeun geol jeulgil junbiga dwae isseo
jeogeungeneun mudyeojyeoseo
orae geollijin anhasseo
uyeonhi barabon igoseun
areumdapjimaneun anheun geot gata
sunsuhaessdeon jinannarui baramdeuldo
maeil bam seolchimyeo gidaehaessdeon naldo
hwaryeohaessdeon kkumsok deoneun naegen eopseo
jigeum igose geureon goseun eopseo
nugunga naege malhaesseo
jameseo kkael ttaega dwaesseo neodo
jeogeunghagi eoryeowosseo
geuttaebuteoyeosseossdeon geot gata
sunsuhaessdeon jinannarui baramdeuldo
maeil bam seolchimyeo gidaehaessdeon naldo
hwaryeohaessdeon kkumsok deoneun naegen eopseo
jigeum igose geureon goseun eopseo
ojik jame deuneun sungan
sarang gadeuk geugosmani
nareul bangyeojune
sunsuhage noryeokhaessdeon jinannaldeul
himdeureodo jam seolchimyeo aesseun bamdo
deoneun naege eopseo modeun dee jichyeosseo
jigeum igose geureon geoseun eopseo
jigeum igose geureon naneun
A ballad about reaching a long-imagined place only to find it empty. The lyric circles that moment of arrival like someone touching a bruise. It keeps returning to the prepared place, 'jeulgil junbiga dwae isseo', only to find the dream itself has gone missing, leaving just the shell of the effort behind.
Yang Da Il performs "Dreams", and this lyric page sits inside the Yang Da Il catalog on LyroVerse.
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