Name: The flower in my garden by gigagil
Duration: 3 min 17 s
Description: Moody, genre-blurring fusion of minimalist pop, dark electropop

Spring ( kim jung mi)

REMIND ME

Echoes of the Storm

주술회전 과몰입러들을 위한 헌정곡입니다.

고죠 사토루 헌정곡 - 푸른색 고독

Video on YouTube “Larry Hinderer, Written  & Produced By”.

Waltz for Lovers

"Horrible" describes the toxic behavior you might see in a relationship where the most horrible thing ever would to be unheard, unseen, and invalidated

Horrible

 ［Verse 1］
I bloom in shadows where no one goes,
Wrapped in petals, the silence grows.
No need for voices, no need for eyes,
I learned to shine beneath the skies.
［Chorus］
In bloom, alone — still I rise,
Soft as the ache behind goodbyes.
No applause, no light to claim,
Just me, the flowers, and my name.
［Verse 2］
You never saw the garden I made,
In quiet corners where dreams fade.
But even there, I found my glow,
A secret fire the cold won’t know.
［Chorus］
In bloom, alone — still I rise,
Soft as the ache behind goodbyes.
No applause, no light to claim,
Just me, the flowers, and my name.
［ Outro］
So if you pass and see me still,
Know I have loved, and always will.
Not every bloom needs to be shown,
Some of us live, in bloom, alone.

In Bloom  Alone

Moody, genre-blurring fusion of minimalist pop, dark electropop

The flower in my garden

Ahn Hyoseop - “Free” (Cover) | Kpop Demon Hunters

《心牢》
你走后天灰了  
我一人独守着  
照片都藏不住  
泪水已洇成河  

试过删除你的名  
却删不掉曾经  
梦里你又靠近  
一开眼就溃堤  

[Chorus]  
你留我在夜里枯坐  
一点希望都不肯给我  
明明说要我好好活  
你却带走了我的轮廓  

写信却没寄出  
话还卡在胸口  
习惯你每个动作  
戒掉却像中毒  

问天几次放手  
它只回声更重  
思念像是迷宫  
出口从来没通  

[Chorus]  
谁说时间能治愈我  
伤得深连梦都不敢做  
我穿过这座心的牢  
越挣扎越找不到解药  
每天崩溃再重生  
放下你比死更疼  

[Chorus]  
若你还留一点感动  
别让我再一个人承受  
这爱若注定是场空  
为何要我先坠落

心牢

“Transistor Hymn” reflects on the turbulent spirit of 1966, weaving historical imagery and personal memories into a haunting meditation on conflict, identity, and the search for a better future. The lyrics explore themes of war, political disillusionment, and cultural upheaval through vivid snapshots: a family watching the world unravel through a TV screen, protest signs etched in café windows, and music becoming both escape and resistance. As the verses move from past to present, the song draws a line between then and now, questioning whether progress has truly been made or if history simply loops in new disguises. The chorus poses a raw, unresolved question—can a fractured world still be reimagined? Through its stark imagery and lyrical contrasts, the song ultimately carries a quiet but persistent call for peace, understanding, and renewal, grounded not in grand slogans, but in the everyday acts of remembrance and change.


The flower in my garden

gigagil

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