Korean K-POP [Drums🥁&Piano🎹](Baek Nan-ah/LPG/Jirekkot)

The original song was first sung by singer (Baek Nan-ah) in 1942, and it is said that it gained steady popularity as the lyrics about longing for one's hometown matched the situation of the times during the liberation and the Korean War.
In the 20th anniversary of the adult song program (Gayo Stage),
(Park Dal-je, Who Cries and Overcomes) ranked first and
(Jil-le-kkot) ranked second.
In 2011, this song was sung by a girl group (LPG) in an exciting dance style,
not in a trot style.
The lyrics are as follows.
Singer: LPG
Title: Jil-le-kkot
Release: 2009
Jil-le-kkot, the southern country where red blooms, my hometown
I miss the three-room thatched house on the hill.
Often biting pus and crying
An unforgettable person who sang a farewell song
A new friend who sang on a moonlit evening
The Big Dipper of Cheonri Gaekchang is sad.
A photo taken when we sat together last spring
When I look at it endlessly, it's a happy time
When I look at it endlessly, it's a happy time