HANRORO songs: meaning, key lines and pronunciation

HANRORO's “Landing in Love” follows a singer who lets go of a lost love and the grief that came after, choosing forgiveness over bitterness. Numbness, a glass of regret and a jagged stone in anxious hands show how heavy the hurt has been, while tears slipping through broken shards finally get out.

In HANRORO's “입춘,” she feels shy and plain and hopes to be picked like a flower and helped into bloom as spring arrives. The title names the seasonal day that marks the start of spring, and a wind with time to spare at last tells her frozen heart that the awaited spring has come and not to let it go.