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[#DJYugyeomXChinchinbang] to my friend, you were famous for dancing well, but what i like the most was the refreshing voice i could feel in your songs. from your name, to every cute action you make off stage, to how you looked completely different, 180 degrees different on stage, i loved it all. i even liked your ambition, that though you are such a gentle person in daily life, when it comes to music, you never compromise. was it around this time back in 2013? i still love that face of yours that smiles with the same smile when i first saw you on that battle program. you were my best friend who was with me in my 20s, so the thought of the future without you feels sad and empty and i might lose sleep for a few days. but since you've always come back even cooler than expected whenever i waited for you, i'll wait this time too. just like throughout all my 20s, your songs that come to mind on sunny days, your songs that comfort me on hard days, your music will stay by my side and protect me. september 26, 2025 from a longtime ahgase who wants to cheer for you even longer than the time that has passed to my yugyeom

𝐣𝐨𝐲𝐜𝐞 𝄐

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