불이 꺼지고 사람들의 시선도
막이 내리고 하나둘씩 떠나도
누가 뭐래도 그건 상관없다고
After all 그게 나인걸

집으로 돌아가는 길에
혼자 멍하니 나 바라본 창가에
비가 내리며 온종일 내 맘도 적셔요
불이 꺼지고 꺼지고
막이 내리면 내리면
떠나 버리던 사람들의 웃음소린
남아 있어도 왠지 모를 쓸쓸함이
그 정적만이 남은 이곳엔
노랫말이 흐르지 umm

불이 꺼지고 사람들의 시선도
막이 내리고 하나둘씩 떠나도
누가 뭐래도 그건 상관없다고
After all (after all)
그게 나인걸 (yeah, that's me, ha)

심호흡을 크게 후하
네 앞에만 서면 숨차서
죽다 살아나도 계속됐음 해 지금 이 순간 (encore, encore)
불은 끄지 마 나 잘 때도 키고 자니까
가기 싫으면서 마지막엔 쿨한 척 허풍
조금씩 시간을 끌어봐도 결국
불이 꺼져요, 막이 내려요

떠나 버리던 사람들의 웃음소린
남아 있어도 왠지 모를 쓸쓸함이
모두가 잠든 밤 그 낯선 거리에
불이 꺼져요, 막이 내려요
불이 꺼지고 사람들의 시선도
막이 내리고 하나둘씩 떠나도
누가 뭐래도 그건 상관없다고
After all 그게 나인걸

I feel so empty (매일)
여기저기 바뀌는 place
적응 안 돼, 계속 할래
그냥 맘대로 하고 싶지만
결국 헤어질 게 뻔해
그냥 연결하자 블루투스
멀리서도 듣게 너의 함성
그때만큼 내가 순수해질 때가 없어
그러니 I wish, I wish, I wish, yeah
불이 꺼지고 사람들의 시선도
막이 내리고 하나둘씩 떠나도
누가 뭐래도 그건 상관없다고
After all 그게 나인걸 (ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh)

불이 꺼지고
막이 내리고
누가 뭐래도
그게 나인걸


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불이 꺼지고 Lights Out Lyrics as written by San Yun Yi Jeong Jang

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    These are some of the worst rap lyrics I've ever heard.

    "Chiggy check...microphone check?" Are you kidding me?

    They need to stick to their "Alive" and "Youth of the Nation" music because anything else they try always ends up horrible.

    MrJRKon February 07, 2006   Link

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