Korean Drama 'Life (JTBC)' OST Ha Dong-gyun 'Home' "You are my home"

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now I know

that you're my home


 

I like Ha Dong-gyun's voice, and I heard Ha Dong-gyun's music. It's the OST of the drama 'Life'... It's so good...


JTBC's new Monday-Tuesday drama 'Life' is the second work of writer Lee Soo-yeon of 'Secret Forest', who won the grand prize in the TV category at the 2018 Baeksang Arts Awards, as well as winning three awards including Best Screenplay and Best Male Acting, proving her status. It is a work that captures the hidden face of a hospital and the various human figures surrounding it. It is a drama that starts today, July 23. Should I watch this....


Anyway... 'Home' sung by Ha Dong-gyun, my favorite voice.


This song is an adult contemporary genre based on easy listening. Simply put, it is a song that anyone can listen to comfortably with the sound and melody that reminds you of the 70s and 80s. However, because it is Ha Dong-gyun's voice, it is born as a wonderful song with a sense of weight and not light at all.


From the introduction, Ha Dong-gyun's deep voice with a presence is added to the piano melody that flows gently, allowing you to feel a lonely but warm emotion.


It is a song that reminds you of the back of a lonely person heading home with numerous stories on their back, looking back at the footsteps they have walked under the sunset sky. It is a song that reminds you of someone returning "home"...


Drive me home of my own
before the break of dawn
Used to be a little dreamer
kept running rain or shine
After all those thousand rainbows
now I'm knocking on the door
Can someone will be there for me

All the joys all the sorrows
not a thing behind the door
You keep me warm like the fire
just place me in your arms
After all your thousand kisses
now I know that you're my home
You left the door wide open
while I'm gone

Before I know what I know
thought that I'm made out of gold
Was young and wild dare
to face end of December
and there's no one by my side
All alone when I'm down
Before the dawn bring me
back to my home

Drive me home of my own
Just before the break of dawn
Used to be a little dreamer
kept running rain or shine
After all those thousand rainbows
now I'm knocking on the door
I need the door wide open
while I'm gone

Before I walk on this road
heard the stories from my old
What to smile and what to cry
what to remember

You can't define
what's wrong and right
Believe yourself it's fine
Don't you know
there is always your home

Drive me home of my own
Just before the break of dawn
Used to be a little dreamer
kept running rain or shine
After all those thousand rainbows
now I'm knocking on the door
I need the door wide open
while I'm gone



I think that's what the drama 'Life' is talking about and what its theme is. It's the wonderful song 'Home' by Ha Dong-gyun.


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