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Drunken Tiger's 8:45 Heaven (He's one of many Korean celebrities who are naturalized citizens). I'm posting this because yesterday was my grandmother's second anniversary. Around the time this song came out, my grandfather passed away, so I remember him more than my grandmother. I wanted to post the lyrics because they aren't in the music video, but there's a character limit ㅠ Should have treated you well when you were here, should have spoken when I could hear you That morning, no different from any other day, the Ringtone that woke me up, I already knew It's too late to turn back time One last cry. Oh! Please god try Please don't let her die on me I know it's a lie You told me to wait, that you'd make me happy You told me to wait until I reached the top Hang in there a little longer, stay in this world God, please, just this once, pretend you didn't see, close your eyes It must be a mistake, God isn't perfect either You're trying to take the most precious thing in this world

This is a song I heard as a congratulatory song at a friend's wedding last year. As I transition from youth to my mid-30s, entering middle age? It can be seen as a profound love song. Now, it's a song I sing like an old man at the karaoke with my wife.

I really miss those warm steamed buns... Apparently, the CM song is a parody of "Love That Went Away Like Fallen Leaves" by singer Cha Joong-rak ㅋㅋ I looked it up out of curiosity... His voice is like Elvis Presley's... The wind is especially cold today... Grab a steamed bun on your way home.

This is a post nobody expected but I'm uploading it myself. This is the second song about fighting to win love. It's a track called 'Surrender' from Kim Dong Ryul's 4th album, so many of you might not know it. Although the album credits feat Wanted, he only sings with one member, Kim Jae Seok. This was likely to help promote his juniors before Wanted's debut. I'll briefly mention Wanted in the comments. Kim Jae Seok takes on the role of the long-time lover, and Kim Dong Ryul sings as the one who found new love, each telling their own story. Well, if neither of them is mistaken, the conclusion is already set. If they're leaving, you have to let them go. Unless they're married. But if both are mistaken, the woman might just leave saying, "What are they talking about? I was just casually dating both of them." haha I think it's a pretty good song, as expected from Kim Dong Ryul. Especially after the first verse ends and the second begins, the perspective shifts, and Kim Jae Seok's part doesn't just end at 'You'll miss me,' but he adds, 'Do you believe in your love?' This small change makes the song quite distinctive. It's something musicians might want to consider.

As the weather gets cooler, I find myself listening to more emotional songs. Baby V.O.X has many famous songs, but this is my absolute favorite. Thought I'd share it haha

This is R.ef, a three-member male group that debuted in 1995 with 'Scream in Silence' and disbanded in 1998 after leaving behind several hit songs like 'Breakup Formula', 'Heartbreak', and 'Brilliant Love'. 'Breakup Formula' was even covered and sung by some junior artists, haha. After disbanding in '98, due to discord among members and the eldest brother Park Chul-woo's refusal to reunite (he's older than god's Junhyung hyung), only the remaining members Lee Sung-wook and Sung Dae-hyun reunited and released a couple of songs, but they didn't gain much popularity. The song 'Don't Know Love', released in 2012, has a composition and melody that somehow reminds you of the late 90s to early 00s, even when listening to it now. It's in that awkward spot where you think, 'It's not that cheesy, is it? But maybe it sounds a bit old for today's kids,' yet it has a strange addictive quality the more you listen. Let's enjoy it together, haha.

Skinny Brown's tone is seriously insane.. And Kim Seungmin, who you can trust and listen to 😇😇 Pure bliss. It's a collaboration song for the Naver Webtoon 'Study Group' I think Kim Seungmin and Skinny Brown have such unique tones, it's almost cheating,, their voices are addictive and make you want to listen again and again I almost looked up the webtoon because of this song, but I didn't have the time 😅 Even though you don't even care This song still makes me cry and keeps me alive I love these lyrics so much💕 You might not care, but this song makes me cry and keeps me alive..! I'm only posting this now haha

This is a song released in 2001. It's a masterpiece, 'you go your way', which has been loved a lot and sung in various versions. While the first version I sang in the early days was good too, perhaps because the members have aged and I've aged listening to it, I find a deeper emotion and melody in this more mature version. It gives me a stronger sense of emotion than when I heard it as a child, and I wanted to share it today, thinking it would be great to listen to on a chilly autumn morning like this, either on your way to work or school. I wanted to include the lyrics too, but I ended up writing the post twice in the process, so I gave up and am just uploading the song. ㅠ As for the lyrics, how about listening to the song first and then looking them up? After all, different languages aren't that important for good music, haha.

I heard it was a CF song that Suzy was in, but I didn't know. I found this song somehow and I love it so much, so I'm sharing it again today. I sometimes try to sing it, but it's so breathless, it's really hard to finish ㅋ >_< Such a pretty song❤ Please enjoy it^~^

There was a person who didn't want their name known. However, perhaps due to their extraordinary composing talent, people wouldn't leave them alone, and eventually, the mentally broken musician declared retirement. That's why this person is usually not called by their real name. Since they disliked their name (nickname) being mentioned, they are called by other names instead, much like the taboo of naming in the Joseon Dynasty. However, even after disappearing, there were people who wanted their music, and it soon came to be called a genre, which is referred to as "Boundary Music" (the original Japanese term is "Keigaikyoku"). Today, we will cover the music of this "original creator." They composed various songs, but few remain today, and only 4 have been permitted for distribution. The titles are <Jellyfish>, <Sardines Emerge from the Ground>, <Bluefin Tuna Flies In>, and <Seven-Star Hole>. The chiptune-like accompaniment, lyrics sung by a voice synthesis engine, unique dot graphics, and the inherent complexity within them. These characteristics are also common elements in "Boundary Music"-style songs composed by others.