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“empty” by Jung Eunji The emptiness of having to live in our own separate timelines again after a breakup. The hollow ache as things that were once so vivid slowly fade away. The bittersweet reality that, despite it all, life must go on. I think these feelings are the growing pains of creating space—the ache

“rainy season” by Jung Eunji This song started with the image of someone walking through the rain after a breakup—with steps that aren’t entirely heavy with sorrow. Rather than drowning in endless grief, it carries the quiet realization that, just like the rain, the pain of parting will eventually stop. So, you simply let the

“gradually” by Jung Eunji This song captures that quiet, devastating moment when you sense a breakup is just around the corner. It embodies the overwhelming ache of realizing that the comfortable, familiar routine—once taken for granted—is about to crumble. The agonizing fear that you might never again hold the person who cheered you on through

“with the wind” by Jung Eunji This song started with a single question: ‘If the little child from ‘Hopefully Sky’ grew up, what kind of song would they sing?’ The child who once swayed while gazing at flower petals can now look out at the trees and the forest. They have learned the scent of

“linguine” by Jung Eunji This song started with a simple thought: ‘Isn’t pasta the most effortless choice for a date, and the go-to dish people love to cook for their partners?’ Wanting to express that idea through a genre that captures the essence of summer, this track came to life as ‘Linguine’—a bowl overflowing with

“NO FIGHT” by Jung Eunji This song carries a simple message: our time to love is already too short, so let’s just focus on loving each other right now. When you take a close look at those moments when our feelings get hurt, it usually stems from one basic wish—‘I just want you to love

“i love LOVE” by Jung Eunji This song started from a simple question: ‘What kind of love do I practice?’ As someone who deeply believes in the power of the word ‘love,’ looking back on what it has meant to me made me realize that I have always been living inside love all along. I