South Korea’s Liberation

South Korea’s thirteenth guide, who rode Korea as his chariot Only for six breathes, guided by the thirteenth star of Iscariot Under the hoofs, he defiled the white flag, as yin and yang turned again The slave of Seokga, the demiurge of sinful men Hungry ghost of Chun Doo-hwan, the cornerstone of the people's burden Killed by the bamboo dragon, the Korean people as one Opened wide by the dragon’s teeth, showing a slave afraid of the sun Running away from the dragon and sun, giving up the fight Enduring all this, the dragon looked to Mount Sorak, to see a light A bonghwang, with wings wide and free, shining through the flag of white