Looking for the lyrics to the song Arirang by the group Arirang!

I understand, you have to say it clearly! This pinyin Korean-Chinese cross-reference is always OK

han kuk ui/man o -- a li lang (giang gi do/a li lang)

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Korean ballad - Arirang (Gyeonggi-do Arirang)

a li lang/a li lang/a la li yo

Arirang Arirang Arirang Arariyo.

a li lang/go gε lo/nom e gan da

Arirang Crossing the hillock

na lil be li/ga s-i nun/nim un/sit li do/mol bi-eng gan se

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The husband who left me became ill before he had traveled ten miles

a li lang/a li lang/a la li yo

Arirang Arirang Arariyo

a li lang/go gε lo/nom e gan da

Arirang Crossing the Yamaoka< Arirang Arirang Arariyo

a li lang/go gε lo/nom e gan da

Arirang Crossing the hillock

su la lin/ga sum wl/um ki-e ziu go/bεg du san/go gε lo/nem e gan se

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Tightly covering the pained heart, crossing the hillock of Baekdu Mountain

a li lang/a li lang/a la li yo

Arirang Arirang Arirang Arirang Yo

a li lang/go gε lo/nom e gan da

Arirang Crossing the hillock

ga za/ha nul ie nin/bi-el do man ko/i nε/ga sum/su s-im do/da man

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Go away, the sky is full of stars, and I have a lot of worries in my heart

All of the above notes are in pinyin (except ε, which is in the International Phonetic Alphabet)

i-e means that the sound is pronounced from the i first and then over to the e sound

s-i means that the pronunciation of the i following the s is unchanged (in pinyin, the i following the s is not pronounced)

Space in the notes indicates that the spacing between words is the same as that in Korean, which is the same as that in Korean. /corresponds to the space in Korean