그리워서 [오 나의 귀신님 OST]

A gauzy duet draped in longing, this track moves like a slow exhale — acoustic guitar and warm piano underpin a melody that doesn't rush anywhere, content to linger in the ache of missing someone. Yang Yo-seop's tenor is polished and restrained, carrying a practiced sweetness that never tips into oversell, while Jung Eun-ji counters with a slightly earthier grain, her voice more unguarded, more raw. Together they create a call-and-response dynamic that feels less like performance and more like two people reaching across a distance. The song belongs to the world of Korean romantic fantasy — ghosts, past lives, love that doesn't know how to end — and it captures that genre's emotional logic perfectly: grief dressed up as warmth. Strings arrive quietly in the second half, lifting the arrangement just enough to feel like a held breath finally released. You'd reach for this on a gray afternoon when you're missing someone you can't call, or in the quiet after finishing a drama that got under your skin in ways you weren't expecting.