Released: December 27, 2017

Songwriter: The Koxx Lee Hyeon Song YOUNHA (윤하)

Producer: BOYCOLD

I lost my aim to find another reason
A long way to come
It was hard to find way back

Have courage, be kind
I wish that I did
No praying to be blessed
Only I can save myself

That’s the courage to step forward
The way you are
I wish it rescues all

Never hide away
Even if that lie to you
But that’s alright
It is never betray
Depends on how hard try yourselves

Why can't you see the ways
Repeat the same
Ceaseless streams of search to find
And that's the way of touch
The way we are

You Don't have to try
To be a shining sun
The most beautiful thing is
The moon reflecting the light

Someone said be strong
You must be something
Be sharp to high
Falsehood with nothing

That’s not belief
You had inside already you have
I wish we rescue all

Never hide away
Even if that lie to you
But that’s alright
It is never betray
Depends on how hard try yourselves

Why can't you see the ways
Repeat the same
Ceaseless streams of search to find
And that's the way of touch
The way we are

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).