Sound of Music – Bilingual Lyrics Korean/English
Lyrics & Translation
Explore the unique soundscape of SE SO NEON with 'Sound of Music'. This track offers a chance to dive into the band's experimental approach to music, blending indie rock with electronic elements for a truly distinctive listening experience .
You weren’t letting go, were you?
Summer sea, back again
Soaked, a kiss of the heart
Oh, it’s beautiful, if the turning seasons were a song
A fearful, resolute spirit
Oh, beautiful, under the burning sun, our love
Will be sealed with a kiss
You’ve put on sunglasses
Looks like you’re up to something
The summer sun, your fan club
Wave your hands for me
Oh, it’s beautiful, if the turning seasons were a song
A fearful, resolute spirit
Oh, beautiful, under the burning sun, our love
Will be sealed with a kiss
Will awaken
You’ve grown so much, like a thriving plant
I tell you, stroking your face
Saying “it’s good,” all lies are like that
I say, when I eat something delicious, this summer…
Key Vocabulary
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여름 /yəɾɯm/ A2 |
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바다 /paɾa/ A2 |
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태양 /tʰæjaŋ/ B1 |
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사랑 /saɾaŋ/ B1 |
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아름다워 /aɾɯmdaʋɔ/ B1 |
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마음 /maɯm/ A2 |
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돌다 /toɭda/ B1 |
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결기 /kjʌlgi/ C1 |
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부셔 /puʃɔ/ B2 |
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쓰다듬다 /ssɯdaɾɯmda/ B2 |
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얼굴 /ɔɭɡul/ A2 |
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거짓말 /kɔd͡ʑitmal/ B1 |
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먹다 /mʌkda/ A1 |
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흔들다 /hɯndʌlda/ B1 |
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눈 /nun/ A1 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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할무개 붙은 산호초 안 떼고 있었다고요
➔ -(으)ㄹ 거라(고요)
➔ This ending is used to state a reason or explanation for something, often implying it's a fact or an established situation. Here, it explains why the coral reef was covered in seaweed.
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다시 돌아온 여름 바다 적셔져 입맞춤 마음
➔ V-어/아지다
➔ This grammatical structure indicates a change of state or passive voice. Here, '적셔져' means 'become soaked' or 'get wet', describing the state of the sea.
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아 아름다워 돌고 도는 계절이 노래라면
➔ -(이)라면
➔ This grammar expresses a hypothetical situation or a condition. It translates to 'if it were' or 'if (something) were to be'. Here, it's used to imagine the turning seasons as a song.
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아 아름 부셔 타는 태양 아래 우리 사랑을 입 맞추게 될 거야
➔ V-게 되다
➔ This ending indicates that something will happen or become the case, often implying a natural progression or an inevitable outcome. Here, it suggests their love will inevitably lead to a kiss.
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선글라스를 썼군요 뭘 좀 하시나봐요
➔ -(으)ㄴ/는군요
➔ This ending expresses mild surprise or a new realization. It's like saying 'Oh, you are wearing sunglasses!' or 'Oh, it seems like you're up to something.'
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흔들어 줘 손수가
➔ V-어/아 주다 (imperative)
➔ This is a polite command or request, meaning 'Please shake (your hand) for me.' The verb stem '흔들-' (to shake) is combined with '-어 주다' and then the imperative form is implied.
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눈 뜨게 될 거야
➔ V-게 되다 (future)
➔ Similar to the previous example, but used in the future tense. It means 'will come to open my eyes' or 'will end up opening my eyes', suggesting a future realization or awakening.
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다 자란 무럭같이 네
➔ -(이)나
➔ This particle can be used to list alternatives, implying 'or'. In this context, it might be interpreted as 'like a fully grown plant, yes' or implying a comparison with another possibility.
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좋다는 거짓말을 다 그래
➔ -(으)ㄴ/는/-(으)ㄹ 걸
➔ This ending expresses regret or a thought that something was or should have been different. Here, it implies that all the 'good' lies are just that – lies, perhaps with a hint of wistfulness.
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난 맛있는 걸 먹을 때 와 이 여름에
➔ Noun + 와/과 (connection)
➔ The particle '와' here is used to connect nouns or noun phrases, similar to 'and' or 'with'. It links 'eating something delicious' with 'this summer'.
