Someday, Somewhere (Korean Version)
Boa · ID; Peace B [2000]
I wanna see you again
Ki uhk hae jwo young won hee
Ki uhk hae jwo nae ma meul
Uhn jeh na ba ra man bo duhn nal
Da ga suh ji mot haet duhn nae mo seu bi
Cho ra hae do gwaen chan ha
Jung ma li ya
Nuh reul ba ra bol soo eet duhn guhl
Na eh geh ki bbeu mi yuh ssuh
Nuh reul bo nae noon geh
Ma eu meun ah peu ji man
*Muhn hoot nal oo ri
Man nal soo eet da myun
Cha ma wat duhn noon mool heul ri geht ji
Oh raet dong an eul
Mal hae bo ji do mot haet duhn
Sa rang eu ro
Nuhl chuh heum chuh ruhm
Man nal soo eet da myun
Ba ra man bo ji neun an heul gguh ya
Ba bo chuh ruhm
Hoo hweh hal teh ni gga
Geu ddae neun nal ba da jwo no ji ma la jwo
Nuh reul sa rang hal soo eet neun kuhn
Na eh gen haeng oon ee yuh ssuh
Seul peun ki uhk ma juh
Na eh gen so joong han kuhl
Repeat *
Ah pat duhn shi gan deu leul ee jeul soo ee suh
Nuh da shi nae geh ool soo eet da myun
Repeat *
Someday, Somewhere (Korean Version)
BoA's 'Someday, Somewhere (Korean Version)' stands as a defining track from her early career, appearing on the 2000 album ID; Peace B. This recording captures the artist during a pivotal moment as she established her presence in the South Korean music scene. The song exemplifies the polished pop production and emotive vocal delivery that would become hallmarks of her extensive discography. As part of her initial wave of releases, the track highlights her ability to bridge cultural musical styles, setting the stage for her future success across Asia. The recording remains a significant song in her catalogue, showcasing the melodic sensibilities and performance energy that characterized her debut era. It serves as an essential listen for understanding the foundations of her long-standing influence within the K-pop genre.