Released: January 6, 2020

[윤하 "26" 가사]

[Verse 1]
천천히 숫자를 거꾸로 세고
난 이제 떠나보려 해
아득히 네게서 멀어질 거야
그럼 난 이 별과 이별을 할래

[Pre-Chorus]
너는 어느새 작은 점이 돼
창백한 저 야광별처럼
한껏 설렜고 흠뻑 울었던
시간들을 스쳐가는 길

[Chorus]
Goodbye, bye, 이제는 안녕
저기 멀리 내가 사랑한 곳
만약 다시 너의 이름을 듣게 된다면
웃어볼게 어렴풋하게

[Verse 2]
멀리서 외치는 작별 인사가
언젠가 닿기를 바래
좋았던 날들을 두고 갈 테니
너는 늘 그렇게 예쁘길 바래

[Pre-Chorus]
너의 눈 속엔 내가 없는데
너무 오래 머물러왔어
들뜬 마음과 우울까지 다
내려두고 돌아가야지

[Chorus]
Goodbye, bye, 이제는 안녕
저기 멀리 내가 사랑한 곳
만약 다시 너의 이름을 듣게 된다면
웃어볼게 어렴풋하게

[Bridge]
세상 끝에서 난 다시 뛰어올라
언덕 너머 저편으로 fly

[Outro]
나의 멋진 우주여 안녕
비록 끝이 여기까지라도
진짜 안녕 너를 향한 내 마지막 인사
사랑했던 나의 너에게
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah
Oh, whoa

YOUNHA (윤하)

YOUNHA was born on April 29, 1988, in Seoul, South Korea as Go Yun-ha (고윤하) and is a singer-songwriter and actress.

At the age of five, YOUNHA learned how to play the piano, and began singing by the time she was in elementary school. With dreams of becoming a singer, YOUNHA auditioned at many Korean companies, but was ultimately rejected for not being pretty enough for South Korean beauty standards. As a result, YOUNHA went to Japan and eventually made her debut in 2004 under the name ユンナ (the Japanese spelling of her name), dropping out of high school at the age of 16 to pursue her dreams. It also helped that she pursued Japanese language studies while watching the Japanese drama “Gokusen” (2002).

While in Japan, she was wildly popular and achieved success, achieving the nickname “Oricon Comet”, despite not achieving immediate fame until her song “ほうき星 (Comet)” (2005), which was part of the soundtrack to the Japanese animation “Bleach” (2004-2012). The track was also re-released in her native language of Korean, and retitled as “혜성” (Comet in Korean).