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To Say It Again EP Album <From People>
We are always drifting apart.
From conversations with that person, from the home we left behind,
From the moment just now, from the dreams we had as children
Perhaps we are constantly saying goodbye.
To the time and to you that are still leaving my side
[Track Introduction]
1. How to Have a Conversation
Everyone is different. Therefore, we must understand and respect each other.
The first step in understanding and respecting others begins with conversation.
If emotions get involved, conversation becomes difficult.
Whether it's a feeling of liking or disliking, it's easy to become afraid to say a word.
What if I say this and they take it this way or that way?
If there's silence during a conversation, what should I say then?
I casually called a close friend to talk about these conversation concerns.
But that friend told me. Actually, I get a little scared when the phone rings.
How should we have a conversation?
[Credit]
Written and arranged by Lee Kang-won
Ukulele, Keyboards by Lee Kang-won
Vocal by Lee Kang-won, Park Yoon-hee
Bass by Lee Geon-il
Drum by Lee Yu-jun
Produced by To Say It Again
Recorded by Lee Geon-il
Mixed and Mastered by Lee Ho
2. Who Are You
I used to have a crush on someone.
Their bright smile was so charming.
But that person was seeing someone else.
So, with the thought that I should let go of the feelings I had for that person,
and with the thought that I wish I didn't know who that person was anymore,
I turned off my phone for a while and left for somewhere I didn't know.
Now I don't even know who that person is anymore.
[Credit]
Written and arranged by Lee Kang-won
Ukulele by Lee Kang-won
Vocal by Lee Kang-won, Park Yoon-hee
Bass by Lee Geon-il
Drum by Lee Seung-hyun
Produced by To Say It Again
Recorded by Lee Geon-il
Mixed and Mastered by Lee Ho
3. Standing Alone
Before you know it, when you become an adult, you have to stand on your own.
No one teaches you how to stand alone, but I was constantly learning from relationships with people.
I learned from friends who abandoned me,
and I learned from parting with the person I loved.
And also at the funeral hall.
So, now
Can I stand alone well?
Written and arranged by Lee Kang-won
Ukulele by Lee Kang-won
Vocal by Lee Kang-won, Park Yoon-hee
Viola by Kim Se-young
Drum by Lee Yu-jun
Produced by To Say It Again
Recorded by Lee Geon-il
Mixed and Mastered by Lee Ho
4. Soliloquy
There were things I really wanted to say when I met her.
I was carefully keeping each word in my heart
and I wanted to take them with me and deliver them well.
In the blink of an eye, while I was thinking about what to say first, she left.
I took out these words that were never delivered
and looked at them alone in a place where no one was there.
