"Hello, Goodbye Winter" (안녕, 겨울) is a song by Jung Seung Hwan, a South Korean singer-songwriter. The lyrics depict a person reminiscing about a past relationship during the winter season. The song begins by describing a cold and windy day that reminds the person of their former lover. They acknowledge that they are aware of the distance that has grown between them and how they slowly try to let go of their memories. The person expresses their desire not to be alone and hopes that their ex-lover feels the same. As winter arrives again, the person imagines if their ex-lover would also think of them when it snows. Despite their efforts to forget, they confess that they still love their former partner. The chorus reveals the pain of gradually forgetting their ex-lover day by day, as well as the possibility that they might become numb to their sadness. However, they know that their ex-lover will always occupy the same place in their heart no matter how much they try to move on. In the second verse, the person speculates if their ex-lover will also see the snow and reminisce about their past. They wonder if their ex-partner is as sorrowful as they are and assert that the reasons for their separation are not their ex-lover's fault. In the bridge, the person decides to let go of their hold on each other's hands. They resolve to slowly say their final goodbye, acknowledging that they were grateful for each other's presence. Finally, they express their wishes for their ex-lover to be happy, even if they are unable to reach them or it is too late.
