Beyond the Edge of Sky｜越过天边·纤维山路｜英语 × 韩国叙事民谣色彩｜美术MV
Beyond the horizon, the road is still beneath our feet. Snowy paths, wind and distant mountains carry an English-language story into a wider world.
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Beyond the Edge of Sky
越过天边
2026-09-30 · 3:44
Fire fades and returns; the sun sinks and rises. A worn tent and an answer without a guiding hand open a distant horizon.
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English folk · female voice and Korean-folk direction · acoustic guitar and gayageum
This English edition unfolds the hunter's departure, backward glance and warning carried on the wind before answering that no guiding hand is needed. It shares the travel scene with No Hand to Guide Me but not every word. Both exact titles and IDs remain, without presenting them as unrelated new works.
The direction places melancholic female vocals and acoustic guitar beside Korean traditional instruments: gayageum, daegeum, piri and soft janggu. Compare how the warning and answer move toward the refrain. The horizon belongs to the lyric rather than an instruction to take risks; the journey can stay inside the music.
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[Verse 1]
The far-off campfire dies, then catches light again,
Across the plain, the people sleep when daylight ends.
I wander through the wildwood, over ridges, far from home;
No fields of beaten footpaths here, no rooster calls the dawn.
I saw a hunter climbing where the mountain trails grow steep,
The wind was turning, rain would come before the night was through.
“Why not raise a tent together, wait till morning breaks?”
[Verse 2]
The great sun sank and rose again above the distant land;
The hunter took his leave and walked beyond my sight.
He went on without a pause, then turned to look behind—
This time his gaze was turned toward me, though I could not see.
[Verse 3]
A sudden gust came rushing, and his words were carried near:
“The country past the far ridge is unlike anything you’ve seen,
But danger gathers everywhere along the road ahead.
Please do not follow me; I cannot lead you there.”
I have this worn-out tent; I’ll take it down and go
To seek the far horizon for myself.
[Chorus]
If I should follow you,
Believe I need no guiding hand.
I’ll shoulder up my tent and walk beyond the edge of sky,
Even if your shape is lost before my eyes.
[Outro]
If I should follow you,
Believe I need no guiding hand.
I’ll shoulder up my tent and walk beyond the edge of sky,
Even if your shape is lost before my eyes.
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