귀가

정세운의 "귀가"는 하루의 끝, 지친 발걸음을 집으로 옮기는 순간을 따뜻한 팝-록의 결로 그려낸다. The arrangement leans on clean electric guitar, a gently propulsive backbeat, and the kind of bright midtempo lift that Jeong Sewoon — the singer-songwriter who broke out of Produce 101 Season 2 — has made his signature. His voice is the centerpiece: light, slightly nasal, unfailingly earnest, with an easy falsetto that floats over the chorus without ever straining. Emotionally the song occupies a small, recognizable comfort — the relief of finally heading home after a long, draining day, the simple promise of rest and someone waiting. There's no grand heartbreak here, just the quiet tenderness of ordinary life, which is precisely the territory Jeong inhabits best. The lyrics trade in everyday imagery — tired streets, lit windows, the pull toward warmth — and resolve into reassurance rather than longing. Within the broader landscape of mid-2010s Korean indie-leaning pop, it sits alongside artists like Paul Kim and Sam Kim who prize sincerity over spectacle. It's a perfect evening-commute song, ideal for headphones on a bus ride as city lights blur past the window, or for the moment you turn the key in your own door and exhale.