A ballad about a memory so vivid it feels like a ghost in the room.
A ballad about a memory so vivid it feels like a ghost in the room.
The lyric circles a single, simple absence, a voice, until it becomes a physical presence.
It's less about heartbreak and more about a haunting, the way a specific frequency can occupy a room long after the person is gone.
A ballad about a memory so vivid it feels like a ghost in the room.
Neoui sumsori / Neol itji motane
The lyric circles a single, simple absence, a voice, until it becomes a physical presence. It's less about heartbreak and more about a haunting, the way a specific frequency can occupy a room long after the person is gone.
The Korean lines 'Neoui sumsori / Neol itji motane', 'Your voice / I can't have you', do the heavy lifting. It's not just missing someone; it's the specific, maddening echo of their voice that won't leave. 'Geuriwojyeo jami deul su eobseo', 'I miss you so I can't sleep', isn't poetic longing. It's a plain fact of insomnia, the kind where a sound you loved becomes a noise you can't turn off.
It states the problem directly: the voice is here, but the person isn't. That disconnect is where the whole song lives.
The way 'sogonsogon', 'softly, softly', describes that voice lingering in the ears. It's a whisper that won't fade.
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Breathe in, breathe out
It’s time to rise
It’s time to shine
(Uh, show 'em some love)
Neoui sumsori
Neol itji motane
Dwicheogida dwicheogida
Geudae saenggage hansumman nayo
Ireona dasi mul han jan masigo
Eopdeuryeotda baro nuwo geudae saenggage nunmul nayo
Changbakke byeoreul chyeodaboneyo
Areumdaun bamhaneuri bitnago isseo
Geunde wae jakku nan nunmuri nalkkayo
Areumdaun geudae moseup jakku tteoolla
Jugeul mankeum neol saranghae
Nae gwitgae hangsang sogonsogon
Daedeon neoui sumsori
Ijen du beon dasi deureul su eomneun
Neoui moksori
Geuriwojyeo jami deul su eobseo
Neoui jageun sumsori
Ijen bol suga eomneyo
Jabeul su eobseoyo geudaereul
Naneun molla neol itneun beop
Na honja udukeoni neo eomneun got
Honja nama nal maemdoneun ne heunjeok
Aju jogeumman deo meomulleojwo
Ttaseuhan ne ongiga
Dalkomhaetdeon sumsoriga
Geuriwojyeo I’m sorry ma
Nal michige hae bissoriga
Areumdaun bamhaneuri bitnago isseo
Geunde wae jakku nan nunmuri nalkkayo
Areumdaun geudae moseup jakku tteoolla
Jugeul mankeum neol saranghae
Nae gwitgae hangsang sogonsogon daedeon neoui sumsori
Ijen du beon dasi deureul su eomneun neoui moksori
Geuriwojyeo jami deul su eobseo
Neoui jageun sumsori
Ijen bol suga eomneyo
Jabeul su eobseoyo geudaereul
Naega bogo sipji antago malhaji mayo
Malhaji mayo
Dareun saram mannal geora
Malhaji mayo
Neomu apeunde, woah
Neoui sumsori, oh, yeah
Neol itji motane
A ballad about a memory so vivid it feels like a ghost in the room. The lyric circles a single, simple absence, a voice, until it becomes a physical presence. It's less about heartbreak and more about a haunting, the way a specific frequency can occupy a room long after the person is gone.
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