외로움이 가득히
피어있는 이 garden
가시투성이 umm
이 모래성에 난 날 매었어

너의 이름은 뭔지
갈 곳이 있긴 한지
Oh, could you tell me? Ooh
이 정원에 숨어든 널 봤어

And I know 너의 온긴
모두 다 진짜란 걸
푸른 꽃을 꺾는 손
잡고 싶지만

내 운명인 걸
Don't smile on me
Light on me
너에게 다가설 수 없으니까
내겐 불러줄 이름이 없어

You know that I can't
Show you me
Give you me
초라한 모습 보여줄 순 없어
또 가면을 쓰고 널 만나러 가
But I still want you

외로움의 정원에
핀 너를 닮은 꽃
주고 싶었지 ooh-hoo-hoo
바보 같은 가면을 벗고서

But I know
영원히 그럴 수는 없는 걸
숨어야만 하는 걸
추한 나니까

난 두려운 걸
초라해
I'm so afraid
결국엔 너도 날 또 떠나버릴까
또 가면을 쓰고 널 만나러 가

할 수 있는 건
정원에
이 세상에
예쁜 너를 닮은 꽃을 피운 다음
니가 아는 나로 숨 쉬는 것
But I still want you, hah, hah
I still want you, hah

어쩌면 그때
조금만
이만큼만
용길 내서 너의 앞에 섰더라면
지금 모든 건 달라졌을까?

난 울고 있어 (ooh-ooh-whoa)
사라진
무너진
홀로 남겨진 이 모래성에서
부서진 가면을 바라보면서
And I still want you

(But I still want you)
(But I still want you)
And I still want you


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전하지 못한 진심 The Truth Untold Lyrics as written by Do Hyung Kwon Annika Marie Wells

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