"You're Coming" (네가 온다) by Jung Seung Hwan is a Korean ballad that conveys a message of love and longing. The song tells the story of someone who unexpectedly calls out the name of their loved one as they wake up from a dream. The person expresses their deep love for the other person and how it has grown over time, from the very beginning. The lyrics describe a night where the person tosses and turns because their heart is filled with thoughts of the loved one shining upon them. They reminisce about a day when they managed to endure and recall the loved one, even though they're hurting. The person admits that their chaotic state is beautiful because it leads them to the loved one. When the loved one arrives, the person shares how they have found solace in their embrace. They mention the painful places they've kept hidden and how the loved one has the power to heal them, one by one, with a gentle kiss. They confess that they have fallen into a deep sleep because of the loved one. The person reflects on their clumsy rhythm and how this love is their first and last. They express their anticipation of the end because they know it will bring them closer. When the loved one enters their world and holds them tightly, the person promises to turn their head and confess their love, as their ear touches the loved one's cheek. Overall, "You're Coming" portrays the intimate emotions of longing, love, and vulnerability. It expresses the deep longing and joy that comes with the presence of the loved one, and the person's readiness to openly express their love.
