MEMORY
THE L.S.O Lyrics
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Ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh-yeah
고요히 간직해온
마음을 바라보면
한없이 소중한 날들이 펼쳐져 있어
가만히 마주 보다
차가운 공기에 온기를 불어넣는다
참 많은 게 그리워져
눈을 감고 조금만 조금만 더
난 여행하듯
기억과 기억 사이로
계절과 계절 사이로
잊혀졌던 순간들
하나하나 떠올려
어제와 오늘 사이로
내일을 감춘 채 난 잠시 눈 감아
발끝에 부서지던
낙엽은 또 어느새
새하얀 눈이 돼 살며시 발을 적실 때
쌓아온 바램들과
꿈들을 감싸 안아
하얗게 번지는 풍경에 너를 담는다
참 많은 게 고마워져
멈춰 서서 조금만 조금만 더
Ooh-uh-yeah
난 여행하듯
기억과 기억 사이로
계절과 계절 사이로
잊혀졌던 순간들
하나하나 떠올려
어제와 오늘 사이로
내일을 감춘 채 난
잠시 눈 감아
차오른 숨 고르듯
추억한 켠에 기대어
지쳤던 마음들을 내쉬면
선명해지는
기억과 기억 사이로
계절과 계절 사이로
남아있는 순간들
흐려지지 않도록
어제와 오늘 사이로
내일을 감춘 채 난
잠시 눈 감아
Ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh-yeah
Ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh-yeah
Ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh-yeah
Ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh-yeah
The lyrics of "Memory" by THE L.S.O are a reflection on the fleeting nature of youth, love, and time. The song takes us back to a time when the singer and his young love interest were reckless and carefree, unaware of the consequences of their actions. The lyrics capture this innocence and naivety, as the singer reminisces about the hot nights and dark bites of his youth. However, as the song progresses, we see a shift in the tone as the singer realizes that life is not always fair and that the consequences of our actions will eventually catch up to us. We see this in the lines "It will blind you, but you will live it, and it becomes your own fate." The fear of dying and the regret of not being able to turn back time is also apparent towards the end of the song when the singer asks, "Can you help me please, I don't want to die!"
Line by Line Meaning
We were young,
We were inexperienced and naive.
And we were dumb
We lacked foresight and understanding.
We were not in touch with the real world
We were disconnected from reality.
I was nineteen,
I was young and foolish.
Very angry
I was filled with rage.
I was in love with a young girl
I was infatuated with a girl my age.
Hot nights,
Intense passions and emotions.
The time is right
The moment felt perfect.
But when you're young, you can't tell
But youth made me oblivious to the reality.
The hot nights,
Intense passions and emotions.
The dark bites
The harsh truths start to dawn.
But when you're young, you can't tell
But youth made me oblivious to the reality.
What time it is
I'm lost, unsure of what's happening.
Can you tell me what time it is?
Can anyone help me understand what's going on?
Is it time, or love?
What is this feeling overtaking me?
Oh, memories
The reminiscence of that time.
By the time,
When the realization comes.
You see it coming
You get a hint of what's going to happen.
You know it's already way too late
But it's already too late to do anything.
It will blind you,
It'll take over your mind and thoughts.
But you will live it
You won't be the same after it.
And it becomes your own fate
It'll change your course of destiny.
It's coming closer,
The inevitable is approaching.
But don't ask your friend to tell you why
No one can explain it to you.
I feel it coming
I have a sense of something happening.
And I am losing
What's happening is consuming me.
Can you help me please, I don't want to die
Can anyone offer guidance and support?
Can you tell me what time it is?
Can anyone help me understand what's going on?
Is it time, to die?
Am I facing my demise?
Oh, memories
The reminiscence of that time.
Lyrics © Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.
Written by: Jin Choi, Yu Bin Cha, Jae Kwang Lee, Min Hee Kim, Cheol Park, Song Gi
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
@riplink
There's a sorrow within me and also within this music. It's bitter-sweet and all too familiar. An old friend, Just don't drown in the sorrow.
It is reflective, harmonious, soul crushing, awe inspiring and leaves you destitute but more alive than ever!
This screams out to me and makes something deep inside yearn beyond ego or self.
This is beyond my words.
As beautiful as it is devastating!
Truly a soundscape of philosophical, existential and spiritual highs and lows.
Beautiful!
@marcoschezapata
Woke up to the news that Pharaoh Sanders passed away. This album is living proof of his genius but I encourage listeners to explore his entire jazz catalog, starting with his other collaboration with Alice Coltrane. Pharaoh was my favorite living jazz musician. His music will live on indefinitely. A true pioneer. Rest in power
@violinsinthevoid4579
I second that! Everything I've ever heard this legend compose and participate in has been gold. What a privilege to have been on the same plane of existence as him at the same moment in history.
@ogkuv1007
rip🕊
@ChrisWilliams-pw6gw
A musical hero of mine as well...he struggled though hard times to realize his vision...blessed be the memory
@zopachophel4916
Me to🙏❤🙏
@yassir7001
Listen to Pharoah's collaboration with a Maalem Mahmoud Guinia (A Moroccan Gnawa musician) called The trance of Seven colors.
@thaDjMauz
My brother and me accidentally bought this record for eachothers birthday. What a beautiful thing
@tomrichardson5433
Maybe it wasn’t an accident
@merterdem7325
@Tom Richardson It surely wasn't, It is the universe doing its thing.
@tarasturntable6583
That's great.