Dr. Bang,
At your service, I am.
I thought you might like her (maybe her singing, too).

Long ago, I tried to translate this lyrics into Korean.
Even though I knew what she's saying, singing, or thinking,
I had a heck of a lot of trouble in changing it into Korean.

Here, some spellings may be unconventional or wrong
but this lyrics stand as it has been. No one ever touched it.
(서양인들은 남이 쓴것 그대로 아뭇소리없이 존경하는것 같다.
한국 사람들 처럼 철자법 틀렸다고 법석대지 않는다... 촌놈들 하는짓?)

Regardless, I love the song so much. That's what really counts.

"Strong in my believe, No joy or grief touches me ...."
symbolizes the life of a female pioneer in Africa, Karen Vixen, in the movie.

"But when you close your eyes, It's then I realise, There's nothing left to prove..."
expresses the humble humanity of the same person.

Thank you, WM.

How did you know I am already Obssesed with the song, WM?
I might dwell on this quite sometime like I did in the past with
other aspects of my life, if I like, or if I am moved. 

(But how could I say to stay with me  'til the morning?)

It's a wonderful thing to be obsessed with something once in a while.
It's the "pepper and salt" in life.

Even though, just like anything precious around us, it will slip away eventually,
you don't want to let it go away right now,
but try to keep it, at least, "till the morning", holding it a little longer. 
That's the message of the story and the song.
I am grateful that someone had expressed it gracefully.

Dana Winner의 애잔한 목소리와 그녀가 지었다는 노랫글또한
수준급의 싯구여서 노래와 가사 모두가 우리들의 마음을
사로잡기에 모자람이 없습니다.

Mozart가 살아돌아와 이노래를 듣는다면 그의 심경이 어떻했을까----.  규정