장윤정 알아요
야이야이야 당신앞에서 야이야이야 나는 아기죠이슬처럼 맑은 눈빛에 나는 그만 빠져 버렸네야이야이야 묻지마세요 야이야이야 다 알잖아요더 이상은 참을 수 없어 나는 아무것도 몰라요나의 사랑은 꺼지지 않는 불꽃이 되어당신 품으로 날아 갈래요 안아 주세요사랑한다 말해준다면 나는 당신꺼예요내 모든걸 당신에게 다 줄꺼예요나 하나만 지켜주세요 세상 끝날 때 까지내 곁에서 멀어지면 정말 안돼요알아요 나는 믿어요~
야이야이야 당신앞에서 야이야이야 나는 아기죠이슬처럼 맑은 눈빛에 나는 그만 빠져 버렸네야이야이야 묻지마세요 야이야이야 다 알잖아요더 이상은 참을 수 없어 나는 아무것도 몰라요나의 사랑은 꺼지지 않는 불꽃이 되어당신 품으로 날아 갈래요 안아 주세요사랑한다 말해준다면 나는 당신꺼예요내 모든걸 당신에게 다 줄꺼예요나 하나만 지켜주세요 세상 끝날 때 까지내 곁에서 멀어지면 정말 안돼요알아요 나는 믿어요~알아요 나는 믿어요~
2007年5月31日 星期四
2007年5月25日 星期五
장윤정 - 콩깍지
장윤정 - 콩깍지
사랑의 콩깍지 씌여 버렸어 나는 나는 어쩌면 좋아 세상을 살다보면 나를 사랑해 주는 사람 또 내가 원하는 사람도 있지 사랑을 받는것도 행복 이지만 누가 뭐래도 내가 사랑하는 당신이 최고야 이러쿵 저러쿵 간섭 하지마 아무것도 보이지 않아 저러쿵 이러쿵 시비 걸지마 내 눈엔 그 사람만 보여 사랑의 콩깍지 씌여 버렸어 나는 나는 어쩌면 좋아 사랑의 콩깍지에 콩! 내 사람의 콩깍지에 콩! 콩! 난 푹 빠져 버렸어 사랑의 콩깍지 씌여 버렸어 나는 나는 어쩌면 좋아 사랑의 콩깍지 씌여 버렸어 나는 나는 어쩌면 좋아
세상을 살다보면 나를 사랑해 주는 사람 또 내가 원하는 사람도 있지 사랑을 받는것도 행복 이지만 누가 뭐래도 내가 사랑하는 당신이 최고야 이러쿵 저러쿵 간섭 하지마 아무것도 보이지 않아 저러쿵 이러쿵 시비 걸지마 내 눈엔 그 사람만 보여 사랑의 콩깍지 씌여 버렸어 나는 나는 어쩌면 좋아
사랑의 콩깍지에 콩! 내 사람의 콩깍지에 콩! 콩! 난 푹 빠져 버렸어 사랑의 콩깍지 씌여 버렸어 나는 나는 어쩌면 좋아 사랑의 콩깍지 씌여 버렸어 나는 나는 당신이 좋아
사랑의 콩깍지 씌여 버렸어 나는 나는 어쩌면 좋아 세상을 살다보면 나를 사랑해 주는 사람 또 내가 원하는 사람도 있지 사랑을 받는것도 행복 이지만 누가 뭐래도 내가 사랑하는 당신이 최고야 이러쿵 저러쿵 간섭 하지마 아무것도 보이지 않아 저러쿵 이러쿵 시비 걸지마 내 눈엔 그 사람만 보여 사랑의 콩깍지 씌여 버렸어 나는 나는 어쩌면 좋아 사랑의 콩깍지에 콩! 내 사람의 콩깍지에 콩! 콩! 난 푹 빠져 버렸어 사랑의 콩깍지 씌여 버렸어 나는 나는 어쩌면 좋아 사랑의 콩깍지 씌여 버렸어 나는 나는 어쩌면 좋아
세상을 살다보면 나를 사랑해 주는 사람 또 내가 원하는 사람도 있지 사랑을 받는것도 행복 이지만 누가 뭐래도 내가 사랑하는 당신이 최고야 이러쿵 저러쿵 간섭 하지마 아무것도 보이지 않아 저러쿵 이러쿵 시비 걸지마 내 눈엔 그 사람만 보여 사랑의 콩깍지 씌여 버렸어 나는 나는 어쩌면 좋아
사랑의 콩깍지에 콩! 내 사람의 콩깍지에 콩! 콩! 난 푹 빠져 버렸어 사랑의 콩깍지 씌여 버렸어 나는 나는 어쩌면 좋아 사랑의 콩깍지 씌여 버렸어 나는 나는 당신이 좋아
2007年4月15日 星期日
당신이 최고야 대한민국
당신이 최고야 (이창용)
당신이 최고야 당신이 최고야 나에겐 당신이 최고야 당신을 처음만난 그 순간 나는 나는 알았어 당신이 내 반쪽이란 걸 행복하게 행복하게 해 줄거야 머리에서 발끝까지 세상에서 가장 멋있게 당신을 위해서라면 아낌없이 줄거야 내 모든 걸 다 줄거야
기대해도 좋아 믿어도 좋아 변함없을 테니까 당신이 최고야 당신이 최고야
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당신이 최고야 당신이 최고야 나에겐 당신이 최고야 당신을 처음만난 그 순간 나는 나는 알았어 당신이 내 반쪽이란 걸 행복하게 행복하게 해 줄거야 머리에서 발끝까지 세상에서 가장 멋있게 당신을 위해서라면 아낌없이 줄거야 내 모든 걸 다 줄거야
기대해도 좋아 믿어도 좋아 변함없을 테니까 당신이 최고야 당신이 최고야
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2007年3月4日 星期日
Was There a Backroom Deal with North Korea?
Unification Minister Lee Jae-joung, who returned Friday from inter-Korean ministerial talks, said, “We agreed in principle to provide the North with 400,000 tons of rice and 300,000 tons of fertilizer.” That raised suspicions of a behind-the-scenes agreement with North Korea. Lee tried to contain the fallout by saying it wasn’t an agreement but North Korea’s request, but the comments failed to quell lingering suspicions.
The South Korean government had proposed the ministerial talks to North Korea even before the six-party nuclear talks produced an agreement. At the time, South Korea’s vice unification minister said, “We were going to hold ministerial talks even if the six-party talks fail.” Even then, it looked almost certain that the ministerial talks would simply become a venue to arrange rice and fertilizer aid to North Korea. Questions arose why South Korea was so anxious to give the aid to North Korea before it could be confirmed whether the North would implement the Beijing agreement. Seoul then gave assurances that the aid would be linked to North Korea’s progress in fulfilling the agreements of the six-party nuclear talks.
In fact, the joint statement produced by the latest round of ministerial talks makes no mention of rice and fertilizer aid. Follow-up talks with the North to discuss specific aid packages under the six-party agreement were deliberately scheduled after April 13, the first deadline for North Korea to implement the initial steps to dismantling its nuclear program. That gives other countries the choice to decide depending on Pyongyang’s performance.
From the outside, it looks like the South Korean government lived up to its promise. But less than a day after the talks ended, Lee specifically said the two sides “agreed” on 400,000 tons of rice and 300,000 tons of fertilizer. The comment embarrassed officials, prompting one to say nervously, “I thought we were only going to reveal the amount the North had requested.” It appears that the minister let slip what was supposed to be a classified agreement.
It is only natural to suspect that Seoul had already pledged rice and fertilizer aid to North Korea but withheld the fact from the South Korean public. It was strange, after all, that North Korea, which had been demanding talks about aid packages in March, put up no resistance to Seoul’s request to postpone them until after the April 13 deadline. The amount of rice and fertilizer North Korea is said to have asked for is smaller than in previous years. That’s why people are predicting there will be a second agreement on rice and fertilizer shipments in the near future.
A price will have to be paid and sacrifices made to dismantle North Korea’s nuclear program. The South Korean public knows this. But if the governments of the two Koreas make back room deals and try to fool the public, then the public will have to question the true motive of the South Korean government.
The South Korean government had proposed the ministerial talks to North Korea even before the six-party nuclear talks produced an agreement. At the time, South Korea’s vice unification minister said, “We were going to hold ministerial talks even if the six-party talks fail.” Even then, it looked almost certain that the ministerial talks would simply become a venue to arrange rice and fertilizer aid to North Korea. Questions arose why South Korea was so anxious to give the aid to North Korea before it could be confirmed whether the North would implement the Beijing agreement. Seoul then gave assurances that the aid would be linked to North Korea’s progress in fulfilling the agreements of the six-party nuclear talks.
In fact, the joint statement produced by the latest round of ministerial talks makes no mention of rice and fertilizer aid. Follow-up talks with the North to discuss specific aid packages under the six-party agreement were deliberately scheduled after April 13, the first deadline for North Korea to implement the initial steps to dismantling its nuclear program. That gives other countries the choice to decide depending on Pyongyang’s performance.
From the outside, it looks like the South Korean government lived up to its promise. But less than a day after the talks ended, Lee specifically said the two sides “agreed” on 400,000 tons of rice and 300,000 tons of fertilizer. The comment embarrassed officials, prompting one to say nervously, “I thought we were only going to reveal the amount the North had requested.” It appears that the minister let slip what was supposed to be a classified agreement.
It is only natural to suspect that Seoul had already pledged rice and fertilizer aid to North Korea but withheld the fact from the South Korean public. It was strange, after all, that North Korea, which had been demanding talks about aid packages in March, put up no resistance to Seoul’s request to postpone them until after the April 13 deadline. The amount of rice and fertilizer North Korea is said to have asked for is smaller than in previous years. That’s why people are predicting there will be a second agreement on rice and fertilizer shipments in the near future.
A price will have to be paid and sacrifices made to dismantle North Korea’s nuclear program. The South Korean public knows this. But if the governments of the two Koreas make back room deals and try to fool the public, then the public will have to question the true motive of the South Korean government.
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