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Singer Moon Won Releases Wedding Proposal Song for Wife Shin Ji
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Singer Moon Won Releases Wedding Proposal Song for Wife Shin Ji

From Dong-A Ilbo · () Korean

Translated from Korean, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • Singer Moon Won has officially released his self-composed proposal song 'The Time I Waited For' for his wife, Koyote's Shin Ji.
  • The song was originally performed as a congratulatory song at their wedding ceremony on May 2nd.
  • Moon Won and Shin Ji, who met as DJ and guest, married in May and are set to appear on the show 'Precious Family'.

Singer Moon Won has officially released a song he composed for his wife, Shin Ji of the group Koyote. The new single, titled 'The Time I Waited For,' became available on various online music sites on June 10th.

Moon Won personally participated in writing the lyrics and composing the melody for 'The Time I Waited For.' The song features a lyrical melody and a sweet vocal tone, conveying a sincere message of deep affection and unwavering love for his beloved. Notably, this song was first performed by Moon Won as a wedding gift for Shin Ji during their ceremony on May 2nd. He presented it along with a video prepared for the reception, with lyrics incorporating Shin Ji's real name, 'Lee Ji-sun,' adding to the emotional impact.

Shin Ji and Moon Won officially became husband and wife after their wedding ceremony in May. The couple first met in 2024 when Moon Won was a guest on MBC Standard FM's 'Lee Yoon-seok Shin Ji's Single Bingle Show,' where Shin Ji was a DJ. Their relationship developed into a romantic one later that year. They are also scheduled to appear on the show 'Precious Family,' airing on June 9th.

In addition to his new release, Moon Won and Shin Ji previously released a duet song titled 'Salagadoola' in July of last year, showcasing their musical collaboration.

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Originally published by Dong-A Ilbo in Korean. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.