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Vocabulary from miss A: 'Touch'.

닫힌 내 가슴은

누구도 사랑할 수가 없다

그렇게 믿었는데

어느새 내 가슴이 열리고 있어

굳은 내 가슴은

다시는 설레일 수가 없다

그렇게 믿었는데

너를 볼 때마다 내 가슴이 뛰어

You touch my heart baby (touch touch)

부드러운 손길로

내 마음을 어루만져 (touch)

You touch my heart baby (touch touch)

내 마음을 모두 다

다 다 가져 갔어 (touch)

상처를 주기도

받기도 이제는 정말 싫다

그렇게 믿었는데

너와는 왜 그런 일이 없을 것 같니

가슴에 상처가

나으려면 한참이 걸릴 거다

그렇게 믿었는데

어느새 내가 너의 품에 안겨있어

You touch my heart baby (touch touch)

부드러운 손길로

내 마음을 어루만져 (touch)

You touch my heart baby (touch touch)

내 마음을 모두 다

다 다 가져 갔어 (touch)

얼음처럼 차가워진 내 가슴

어느샌가 살며시 빼앗은

너는 따스하게 비치는 햇살

내 상처에 다시 나는 새 살

나도 모르게 어느새 너에게 기대

하늘이 다시 한 번 내게 기회를

준 걸지도 모른다는 생각이

내 마음에 들어 baby

You touch my heart baby (touch touch)

부드러운 손길로

내 마음을 어루만져 (touch)

You touch my heart baby (touch touch)

내 마음을 모두 다

다 다 가져 갔어 (touch)

Vocabulary

닫히다

Verb

to be closed; to be shut

The door closed by itself.

Used when something (like a door or a window) closes passively or by itself.

내

Noun, Pronoun

my; I (as subject); stream; smell

This is my book.

A versatile word. It's the possessive 'my' (from 나의), the subject 'I' (from 내가), and can also mean 'stream' or 'smell' as a noun.

가슴

Noun

chest, heart, mind

My heart ached hearing that news.

Can refer to the physical chest or metaphorically to one's heart or mind, as in feeling emotions.

은

Particle, Suffix

Topic particle

Life is short, art is long.

A topic particle that indicates the main subject of a sentence. It's attached to nouns ending in a consonant.

누구

Pronoun

who

Who is that person?

Used to ask about an unknown person.

도

Noun, Particle

also, too, as well

I am also studying Korean.

A particle that adds the meaning of 'also' or 'in addition'. It is attached to nouns, pronouns, or adverbs.

사랑하다

Verb

to love

I love my family very much.

A general verb for loving people, objects, or concepts. The polite form '사랑해요' is common in daily conversation.

수

Noun

way, method; possibility, ability

I can speak Korean.

As a bound noun, it follows a verb in the '-ㄹ/을' form to indicate possibility or ability, often used with 있다 (to exist) or 없다 (to not exist).

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