Walking
Kim & Buran Lyrics

The lyrics of Kim & Buran's song "Walking" express a complex emotional state filled with love, remorse, and devotion. The first verse starts with an apology, "I'm sorry, I love you," indicating a sense of remorse for the feelings of love that have turned into something burdensome or sinful. The singer feels lost and unsure of where to go, but promises to embrace these conflicted emotions and continue moving forward.

The chorus emphasizes the singer's love and their plea for more time. They genuinely love the person they are addressing and ask them not to push them away. They don't wish for death but instead want to protect and cherish this love, believing it to be an instinct for their own survival.

In the second verse, the apology is repeated, indicating that the feelings of love are still present. The singer acknowledges that even if it's natural for them to stop loving eventually, they have no right to make the other person stop loving them. Despite any difficulties or uncertainties, the singer apologizes for still loving them.

The bridge expresses a plea for forgiveness and a reflection on how this love became a burden or sin. The singer acknowledges their lost direction and promises to embrace and support the other person's confused emotions, offering comfort and understanding.

The repetition of the chorus reaffirms the singer's love but expresses gratitude for being waited on. They have reached a point where they feel it's time to let go and thank the person for their patience. They assure that they don't wish for the other person's death but consider protecting this love as their survival instinct.

The song concludes with a repetition of the apology, indicating that despite everything, the singer still loves the person and asks for forgiveness and understanding. The repetition of "ah" signifies a sense of longing and perhaps the lingering emotional turmoil within the singer.