Ending Credit

Uhm Jung Hwa's song 'Ending Credit' is a poignant reflection on the end of a significant relationship, likening it to the conclusion of a film. The lyrics are rich with cinematic metaphors, portraying the relationship as a movie that once felt destined and magical. The initial lines describe the first encounter as a fateful moment, akin to the beginning of a captivating film where the protagonists are the stars. However, as the song progresses, it becomes clear that this once-beautiful story has reached its end, leaving only the 'ending credits' to roll.

The song delves into the bittersweet memories of the relationship, highlighting the 'beautiful moments' and 'dazzling lights' that once made their story seem eternal. These memories are juxtaposed with the reality of numerous 'NGs' (no good takes), symbolizing the mistakes and imperfections that ultimately led to the relationship's demise. The chorus emphasizes the finality of their 'movie,' with the audience (representing friends, family, or society) gradually leaving, and only the credits of their shared experiences remaining.

In the latter part of the song, Uhm Jung Hwa explores the lingering hope for a new beginning, despite the emptiness left behind. The imagery of 'another trailer' suggests the possibility of future love stories, even as the current one fades out. The song concludes with a sense of acceptance and solace, as the 'credits' of their relationship fill the screen, symbolizing the lasting impact of their time together. The final lines hint at the start of new 'movies' and the entrance of new characters, signifying the continuous cycle of love and life.