Released: November 16, 2021

Songwriter: YOUNHA (윤하) James Son JENWO

[윤하 "P.R.R.W." 가사]

[Verse 1]
가지 못해 지난 그 길론
움켜쥐지 못해 흘러버릴 뿐
지금이 아닌 언젠가를
그리워하는 나조차도
봐, 그때 내가 아니니

[Pre-Chorus]
I won't know what in the world is going on
결국 끝을 향해가는 비극이라도
Walk and knock the door
Tell me how I'm trying to be a piece of me
발맞추는 시간 속에 기록이 있어
The process, result, and the reason why

[Chorus]
거기 없어 the process
Result and the reason why
I was lost without you but it had to
거기 없어 the process
Result and the reason why

[Verse 2]
Someone who tried to stay alive
But they’re gone out of sight
남겨진 내 몫이니까 I'm still being alive
걱정을 가장한 거짓들에
뒤엉키고 속지 않도록
난, 그만 바라보겠어

[Pre-Chorus]
I won't know what in the world is going on
결국 끝을 향해가는 비극이라도
Walk and knock the door
Tell me how I'm trying to be a piece of me
발맞추는 시간속에 기록이 있어
The process, result, and the reason why

[Chorus]
거기 없어 the process
Result and the reason why
I was lost without you but it had to
거기 없어 the process
Result and the reason why

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).