My Liberation Notes OST: 5 Songs To Comfort You On Lonely Days

My Liberation Notes has almost reached its end and viewers are both excited and sad to see it end. The beautiful story of the story along with its My Liberation Notes OST made it a comfort show for many. The series started on a low note showing the very shallow lives of the Yeom siblings but as the show proceeded, the depth of the characters and their lives were revealed slowly.

The entry of Mr. Gu added even more gist to the show as he developed a special relationship with Mi-jeong. Just like the show, the songs from the show’s soundtrack will give you the same feelings that the show gives. If you have been wondering what are some of the tunes you liked during the show, think more, find the list below for the best songs from My Liberation Notes to comfort you on lonely days.

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My Liberation Notes OST

5 Songs From My Liberation Notes OST

That Day By Jin Dong Wook

That Day by Jin Dong-wook is a hopeful and positive song sung by the singer in his melodious voice. The lyrics talk about finding the day when there will be no worries about anything. Like lying on a sofa and wanting the clock to run slower, the day on which the same everyday food tastes sweeter. The lyrics are used metaphorically to represent a happy, worriless and satisfying life.

That Day By Jin Dong Wook

To Be Together By Lee Jun Hyung

Lee Jun-hyung sings To Be Together which is the introductory song for every episode of the series. The song is dedicated to the loved one who makes your life better. Even when everything goes wrong and there is no hope, this person’s existence makes you endure a difficult time. A pure love that you would want to be with them for many next births.

To Be Together By Lee Jun Hyung

Be My Birthday By Ha Hyun Sang

Be My Birthday is an all English song by Ha Hyun-sang which is slow-tempo and sounds mellow like its lyrics. The lyrics subtly tell the story of how Gu felt while looking at Mi-jeong. He didn’t speak a lot but his eyes and expressions told more about his feelings. The song tells how another person’s arrival in your life can make you feel like you have got a new life.

Be My Birthday By Ha Hyun Sang

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I Think I Know By Hong Isaac

A beautiful song in the voice of Hong Isaac, I Think I Know is a slow and rhythmic song that captures the feeling when you know you have found the right person for you because they make even simple things around you pretty. The moments spent with that person only makes your life worth living.

I Think I Know By Hong Isaac

We Sink By SWAY

The most popular OST of the series We Sink is an all English song sung by the trio SWAY. The song has an upbeat melody and the youthful voices of the singers make the song sound more hopeful. The song talks about not minding what anyone else says and just living our lives. Whether we sink or rise, people will judge so we should rather live life the way we want.

We Sink By SWAY

What is your favourite track from My Liberation Notes OST? Let us know in the comments.

You can watch My Liberation Notes on Netflix.

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Neha Bhondve
Neha Bhondve
Cinema and Travel keep me going

2 COMMENTS

    • Hi Hilda, there are some songs that I haven’t mentioned. Maybe you are looking for Laggard, My Spring, Deeply, A Kind of Confession, Here We Are or Diamond. You can check out these songs on YouTube. Thank you!

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