Raincouver Lyrics (Romanized) – MARK (마크)

Raincouver Lyrics (Romanized) by MARK is a new korean song by MARK, released on NCT’s official YouTube channel. The track is written by MARK, Anders Gukko, Dewain Whitmore, Ebenezer, and Tony Ferrari, and comes from the album The Firstfruit. With a sentimental and nostalgic tone, Raincouver immerses listeners in a deeply personal journey through memories and emotions tied to both place and person, blending soft melodies with poetic storytelling.

At its core, Raincouver is a reflective ode to the past, blending longing, nostalgia, and emotional healing through vivid imagery of rain and the city of Vancouver. MARK reminisces about his younger years, symbolizing innocence and growth, while the recurring metaphor of rain represents both emotional release and gentle comfort. The lyrics connect personal memories with the physical space of Vancouver, ultimately painting the city as both a personified source of solace and a metaphorical umbrella sheltering his heart. The emotional storytelling throughout the song evokes a deep yearning for reconnection and the comfort of untainted affection.

Raincouver Details

Raincouver (Romanized) Lyrics

[Verse 1]
Junghaksaeng ttae
Georeo danyeotji
The schoolhouse boulevard
Junghakgyo ssaem
Naege malhaetji, jaldoel georago
Junghakgyo ttae
Doragandamyeon, haneul bomyeonseo
I’ll kiss the raindrops, oh

[Chorus]
Gidarilge
Ne saenggage tteoollasseo Vancouver
Biro byeonhan neoreul gidaryeo oneul
Sunsuhami usani doeeojwosseo
My Raincouver, my Raincouver
You gon’ let it rain down on my dried up heart
Geuttae geogieseo anajul geoya
Sunsuhami useumi doeeojwosseo
My Raincouver, my Raincouver

[Verse 2]
Lougheed station, taking the skytrain basic
When I look in the sky, I swear, I see your faces
Moasseo million photos, a thousand TMI’s
Jeonbu neoege boyeojul geotdeuriya
I’ll kiss the raindrops, ooh

[Chorus]
Gidarilge
Ne saenggage tteoollasseo Vancouver
Biro byeonhan neoreul gidaryeo oneul
Sunsuhami usani doeeojwosseo
My Raincouver, my Raincouver
You gon’ let it rain down on my dried up heart
Geuttae geogieseo anajul geoya
Sunsuhami useumi doeeojwosseo
My Raincouver, my Raincouver

[Instrumental Bridge]

[Chorus]
Gidarilge
Ne saenggage tteoollasseo Vancouver
Biro byeonhan neoreul gidaryeo oneul
Sunsuhami usani doeeojwosseo
My Raincouver, my Raincouver
You gon’ let it rain down on my dried up heart
Geuttae geogieseo anajul geoya
Sunsuhami useumi doeeojwosseo
My Raincouver, my Raincouver

[Outro]
My Raincouver
My Raincouver
My Raincouver
My Raincouver

Raincouver Lyrics Meaning

[Section: Verse 1]
In the opening verse, MARK recalls his middle school days, setting the tone with specific memories of walking to school and receiving encouragement from a teacher. The simplicity of these moments is tinged with nostalgia, and the imagery of “kissing the raindrops” suggests a childlike reverence for the rain, which he uses as a bridge to the past. This verse introduces the rain as both a physical and emotional symbol, reflecting vulnerability and the passage of time.

[Section: Chorus]
The chorus expands on the emotional symbolism of Vancouver and the rain, personifying the city as someone MARK is waiting for. The transformation of a person into rain suggests emotional catharsis, with innocence acting as a protective “umbrella.” The repeated phrase “My Raincouver” fuses Vancouver with rain, turning it into a cherished emotional space. The line “You gon’ let it rain down on my dried up heart” expresses a longing for healing and connection through the metaphorical rainfall of memories and emotions.

[Section: Verse 2]
In the second verse, MARK continues to tie personal memories to specific places, mentioning Lougheed station and the SkyTrain—iconic references for anyone familiar with Vancouver. His mention of collecting “million photos” and “a thousand TMI’s” reflects his desire to share his entire self with someone, reinforcing the theme of intimacy and openness. The rain motif returns with another “kiss the raindrops,” continuing the song’s metaphor of finding beauty and meaning in emotional vulnerability.

[Section: Chorus]
The chorus is repeated, reaffirming the emotional connection between the rain and a person from MARK’s past. The imagery remains strong and consistent, emphasizing the way innocence and past affection provided emotional shelter. The repetition strengthens the song’s emotional pull, building a sense of yearning and continuity.

[Section: Instrumental Bridge]
The instrumental bridge offers a moment of introspection and emotional pause. Without lyrics, this section allows the listener to absorb the depth of the previous verses and choruses, emphasizing the reflective and melancholic tone of the song. The music here likely swells with emotion, underlining the lyrical narrative with sonic texture.

[Section: Chorus]
The final chorus reappears to further reinforce the emotional weight of the rain and city metaphor. MARK’s consistent use of the same imagery throughout gives the song a circular structure, returning to the central theme of longing, purity, and the healing nature of memory. His desire for emotional reunion remains tender and hopeful.

[Section: Outro]
The outro echoes the repeated phrase “My Raincouver,” like a mantra. This repetition acts as both a farewell and a deep emotional anchoring, reinforcing the intimacy and lasting impact of the memories tied to the song’s title and metaphor. It leaves listeners with a sense of quiet yearning and poetic closure.

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