A Korean drama ballad about finding someone who becomes your entire world.
A Korean drama ballad about finding someone who becomes your entire world.
The lyric treats the beloved as a fixed point in a spinning world.
Stars, dreams, a clock's hands, everything else can be lost or obscured, but this one presence is declared permanent.
A Korean drama ballad about finding someone who becomes your entire world.
neomaneun jeoldaero nochiji aneul geoya
The lyric treats the beloved as a fixed point in a spinning world. Stars, dreams, a clock's hands, everything else can be lost or obscured, but this one presence is declared permanent. It's less about love's sweetness and more about its anchoring force.
The phrase "neomaneun jeoldaero nochiji aneul geoya", you absolutely will not be left behind, carries the whole weight. It's not a promise about the future so much as a declaration about the present: whatever darkness comes, this one person is exempt from abandonment. The English line "You'll always be mine" lands with that same possessive certainty, less romantic than devotional.
In a song full of celestial images, this line grounds everything. It's a flat refusal to lose this one specific person, no matter what gets swallowed by the dark.
Yoseop's voice holds that pleading note on "deo gakkai wajwo", come closer, right before the chorus lifts. It's the song's quietest reach.
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heundeullineun byeolbit sok pumeotdeon
jageun kkumdeul
geobi eopsi chaja naseotdeon
geu giri beogeoul ttae
nega isseosseo machi kkumcheoreom
geuttae alge doen tto dareun sesang
kkaejyeobeoryeotdeon mamui jogakdo
neoui sumgyeore bichi doe-eotdeon
nan neo hanaman isseumyeon dwae
jeo byeoreul jjocha
haneul wi georeodun kkum
daeul ttaekkaji
eodumi nal gamssado
neomaneun jeoldaero
nochiji aneul geoya
You'll always be mine
wo e o oe-o
woeoeoeo woeoeoeo
deo gakkai wajwo
geochin unmyeong-i naui jeonghaejin
giriramyeon
dabeun hana nareul bichuneun
neoraneun sinui han su
jakkuman nae mam doemureo bwado
nuga mworaedo gyeolguk nan neoya
meomchul su eomneun moraesigye sok
nameun nae salme geu sigan kkeute
nan neo hanaman isseumyeon dwae
jeo byeoreul jjocha
haneul wi georeodun kkum
daeul ttaekkaji
eodumi nal gamssado
neomaneun jeoldaero
nochiji aneul geoya
You'll always be mine
wo e o oe-o
woeoeoeo woeoeoeo
deo gakkai wajwo
jageun baram doe-eo
nege gal teni
neon kkochi dwaejwo
nan neo hanaman isseumyeon dwae
jeo byeoreul jjocha
haneul wi georeodun kkum
daeul ttaekkaji
eodumi nal gamssado
neomaneun jeoldaero
nochiji aneul geoya
You'll always be mine
wo e o oe-o
woeoeoeo woeoeoeo
deo gakkai wajwo
wo e o oe-o
woeoeoeo woeoeoeo
You're everything to me
A Korean drama ballad about finding someone who becomes your entire world. The lyric treats the beloved as a fixed point in a spinning world. Stars, dreams, a clock's hands, everything else can be lost or obscured, but this one presence is declared permanent.
Yang Yoseop performs "The Divine Move (신의 한 수) (HWARANG OST)", and this lyric page sits inside the Yang Yoseop catalog on LyroVerse.
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