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Intro Yo! 악동보고서 - 신화 we return to the battle ground we are the 신화 그대가 서 있을 곳이 아니야 살아서 숨쉬는 것을 느껴봐 종이 울린다 문이 열린다 내 인생을 후회없이 살아보고 싶은 꿈이 열린다 1999 my dream it`s come again like a birdy the birdy a birdy the birdy boom boom track 너는 인정해 줄 사람하나 없는 바보 너는 그 누구도 배려하지 않는 바보 내가 왜 악동이 됐나 사랑하는 법을 가르치는 곳이 하나 없어 요 너 뭐될래 진짜 니맘대로 살아갖고 뭐할래 너는 언제나 니 멋대로 하고 싶고 살고 싶고 다들 무시하잖아 요 너 뭐될래 진짜 니맘대로 살아갖고 뭐할래 do you live for me ? niggas answer me 모든걸 잃어버린 실패자나 되지마 money and power to dust to dust 오직 그것만을 쫓는자가 되지 않아 세상에서 내가 해줄 몫이 있어 오직 나만이 나만이 할 수 있는 멋진 job 이 있어 a rock 신화 daddy`s home 그 어떤 것보다 소중한거야 너를 다른 곳에 맞출 필요없어 boogie down baby check it boogie down baby 내가 왜 악동이 됐나 나를 반항하게 하는 자가 누구야 본보기는 없다 표본도 없다 타인 아닌 나를 완성하고 싶다 꿈이 있죠 하늘보다 높은 그런 꿈이 있었죠 나는 알고 싶어요 내 뜻대로 밀고 나갈 자신감들만 줄순 없나요 요 너 뭐될래 진짜 니맘대로 살아갖고 뭐할래 너는 언제나 니 멋대로 하고 싶고 살고 싶고 다들 무시하잖아 요 너 뭐될래 진짜 니맘대로 살아갖고 뭐할래 do you live for me ? niggas answer me 모든걸 잃어버린 실패자나 되지마 실패하진 않는 자는 없다 물러서지 않고 맞서 극복하는 인간 보다 그 이상의 아름다움 없을 뿐이다 나를 믿어야만 한다 꿈이 있죠 하늘보다 높은 그런 꿈이 있었죠 나는 알고 싶어요 내 뜻대로 밀고 나갈 자신감들만 줄 순 없나요 나에게 사랑과 존경하는 법을 가르칠 수 없나요 내 뜻대로 홀로서는 법을 알게 해줄 마음이 없나요 미래가 두려워 주저하지마 네 앞에 펼쳐질 세상을 03. T.O.P T.O.P (Twinkling Of Paradise) - What you gonna do, what I gotta do, keep me up and makin' a cash, in flash, at last do you wanna see the light, or stand alone, what you gonna do now what's up with the past. What you gonna do, what I gotta do, this is how we do, you niggas better know, do you wanna see the light, or stand alone, in the midst of flippin' side, puttin' it down, wild comin' through your town. my love D.R.C. 너도 힘들겠어 어제 다시 찾아온 널 받아준다 했을 때 그땐 내 속에 미워하는 마음들이 남았어 날 버리고 돌아섰던 너에게 Twinkling Of Paradise one more your life 그대 그마음을 알겠어. 네 품에 언제나 살아있고 싶은걸 느껴 The way of M.I.L. 난 지금 잊혀진 기차역에 서서 내 마음과 영혼을 가방에 넣고 오직 나만이 탈수 있는 차를 기다려 그대라는 기차가 오기만을 기다려 내 기차표가 유효하다 말해주길 아직까지 값어치가 있다 말해주길 그러나 그러나 사고가 생겨 연착하게 될거라고 안내방송 계속나오지 기사가 발작을 일으켰대나 우유부단이란 도시에서요 T.O.P. my love is T.O.P. 오직 너 하나를 바라보는 나의 심 정인걸 D.O.P., D.O.G. 널 보낸후에 나는 알게 됐었어 그 어떤 사람도 대신 할수 없는 걸 나는 매일 같이 기도했어 니가 불행하길 나는 기도했어 이젠 다시 내게로 돌아와 *Twinkling Of Paradise one more your life 그대 그마음을 알겠어. 네 품에 언제나 살아있고 싶은걸 느껴 The way of M.I.L. 니가 돌아오는 길에 내가 서 있을게 준비했던 만큼만 그리움과 내 사랑과 멍이 들어버린 가슴 보여주겠어 다신 나를 떠날 생각마 행복하게 해줄게 이젠 (Hey yo yo)Shootin' to kill-lyics I spill are raw deal-eccentualy and mentally ill that's for real the source of a commin' to tie down and torture ya, coast to coast now we boogie sprang in the raid, watch it quiver, body blows bein' deliver, by thrillrt, sicker than heeler, when I come with the, strains the mega pains, that remain, in your brain, low tails a stain a mental high pain 더 이상에 방황은 끝날때가 왔어~ 항상 네 곁에있어~ *Twinkling Of Paradise one more your life 그대 그마음을 알겠어. 네 품에 언제나 살아있고 싶은걸 느껴 The way of M.I.L. Twinkling Of Paradise one more your life 그대 그마음을 알겠어. 네 품에 언제나 살아있고 싶은걸 느껴 The way of M.I.L. What you gonna do, what I gotta do, keep me up and makin' a cash, in flash, at last do you wanna see the light, or stand alone, what you gonna do now what's up with the past. What you gonna do, what I gotta do, this is how we do, you niggas better know, do you wanna see the light, or stand alone, in the midst of flippin' side, puttin' it down, wild comin' through your town. 04. 원 (Cycle) - 신화 작사·곡 - 김명직 편곡 - 오현솔 all rap making - Eric 원! 살다보면 피해갈 수 없는 인생의 법칙이 있지 모두 사회라는 원안에 살면서 둥글게 지키며 살아야지 불행의 시작 원을 깨면서 시작하지 매일 싸우다가 끝나지 앞만 보고 달려도 결국 서있는 곳은 바로 내가 시작된 곳인데 학교에서 괴롭혔던 그애 군대가니 고참으로 있네 아! 너무나 후회되는 순간 하지만 이미 너무 늦었지 학교에서 놀려댔던 그애 취직하니 직장상사 됐네 아! 너무나 죽고싶은 순간 하지만 이미 너무 늦었지 인생은 그렇게 돌고 지구도 그렇게 돌고 살다보면 열받아 돌고 모든건 언제나 돌고 왜 그렇게 까먹는 걸까 돌고 도는 원의 법칙 모를까 둥글게 기분좋게 사는게 쉬울수도 있는데 모를까 둥글게 사는게 힘든게 아닌데 잊지마 그렇게 모든게 되돌아 오잖아 1 년의 1 월 부터 미친듯이 달려 12 월 31 일 11 시 50 분(tick tock tick tock) 다음해의 1 월이 되잖아 오늘의 이때 어제의 이때 내일의 이때 매일매일 반복 되는 돌고 도는 같은 시간 Everybody 맞이하잖아 shop through the vicious psvcholetic ghetto dwellers. lie for men in white in a cell a blind like hellen keller, tell her but day coudn't hear you if they was near you cuz some are del aand dumb and some fear the outcome, don't try to outrun. god site for divine. all count to 4god with the most high. never believe in that, ghost lie mistery, my countisity ain't nothin but mistery 인생은 그렇게 돌고 지구도 그렇게 돌고 살다보면 열받아 돌고 모든건 언제나 돌고 왜 그렇게 까먹는 걸까 돌고 도는 원의 법칙 모를까 둥글게 기분좋게 사는게 쉬울수도 있는데 모를까 어릴적 작은것에 기뻐했던 그 시간 귀엽게 웃던 그 모습 그 마음 우리였잖아 좌절이 있다면 잊고서 내일의 시간에 또 다시 한번 더 시도하면 돼 ~ 05. Nothing - 신화 Just one breath of your hair, just one kiss on your lips Just on hug, means more than livin\' forever without. Incidence happen so fast, the gat blast enough is racial a class, and a thas, I snatch the cash, infront of from the flesh, the only thing I ever lost, I couldn\'t find was time, so the packers lock me up, that\'s how I lost my mind. Yo yo yo deserve, you make the twich like a nerve, you tryin\' to step to my wild style superb, adjective and verb, action pack with the words, I\'ll make you stop the jaws drop and observe,uh! 긴 시간을 그리도 힘겨워 했나요. 그 수많은 시간이 아무렇지 않게 됐나요. I can fell you do 지금껏 지내왔던 시간들을 다시는 되돌릴 수 없는걸 다 잊을께요. 그대가 원한다면 이젠 그댈 보내 드릴께요. 한참동안 그대를 잊지 못하겠죠. 늘 울리던 전화도 더 이상 울리지 않겠죠. 더 없이도 맑던 그대 얼굴에 난 가끔 슬픔을 드리웠죠 Baby 그런 생각하면 난 너무 후회가 되요 미안해요 (정말 미안해요) 이제는 남김없이 버려 너의 그 뒷모습 (밀려오는 듯한 슬픔)을 뒤로 하고 너를 잊어 (이미 늦었어) 그렇다고 해도 상관없어, 네 그림자도 거두어 가져가줘 (너로 인해 느낀 나의 빛바랜 아름다운 사랑) 그따윈 아예 집어치워 버려 지워 미련 따윈 (다 소용없어, 넌 넌 잊지 못해 절대, 그녀 기억에서 벗어나지 못해) 가슴속에 차오르는 아픔은 지워도 그대의 향기가 남아있던 내맘은 지울수가 없어요. 하지만- I can fell you do 이제는 다른사람의 품으로 그대를 보내야 한다는 걸 참아야 겠죠. 언젠가 다시 그대 내곁으로 돌아올 날까지. 06. 소망 (Desire) - 신화 2 집 노래 : 신화 누구나 가슴에 이별을 안고서 또 다른 사랑을 만난다 하지만 시간이 갈수 록 나의 잘못들만 더 크게 다가와 나를 힘들게 해 단 한번의 우연을 내게 준다면 다시 널 안아 줄수 있게 니가 힘들 때 였으면 해 잊을수 있다고 자신 했었지만 어느새 널 닮은 모습을 찾곤해 시간의 강을 건너서 내곁에 널 데려다 줘 우리의 사랑은 끝나지 않았어 내겐 이미 지난 아픈 사랑이 야 너무 슬픈 또 다시 너를 그리워 할것만 같은 내게 준 가슴 아픈 시련 잊어버려 아팠던 시간 힘든 날들 모두 지나버려 I see your face in the sky when I open my eyes 그리운 맘으로 더 가슴 아파와 No matter how high I'll be touchin' the sky, tryin' to get a bigger piece of the pie 딴 사람을 만나면 지워지겠지 하지만 더욱 힘이 들어 네게 죄를 짓는 것 같아 이대로 잊을게 기다림 속에서 애써 널 지우려 하지는 않겠어 우 리가 공유한 사랑 흔들어 깨우고 싶어 너 없는 시간을 견딜수가 없어 먼 훗날 널 어쩌면 지울지 몰라 하지만 그건 내가 세상에 없는 거야 07. 소망 (무반주) (Live) - 신화 누구나 가슴에 이별을 안고서 또 다른 사랑을 만난다 하지만 시간이 갈수록 나의 잘못들만 더 크게 다가와 나를 힘들게 해 단 한번의 우연을 내게 준다면 다시 널 안아줄수 있게 니가 힘들때 였으면 해 잊을수 있다고 자신 했었지만 어느새 널 닮은 모습을 찾곤해 시간의 강을 건너서 내곁에 널 데려다줘 우리의 사랑은 끝나지 않았어 내겐 아마 지난 아픈 사람이여 너무 슬픈 또 다시 너를 그리워 할것만 같은 내게 준 가슴 아픈 시련 잊어버려 아팠던 시간 힘든날들 모두 지나버려 I see you face in the sky when I open my eyes 그리운 맘으로 더 가슴이 아파와 No matter how high I'll be touchin the sky tryin to get a bigger piece of the pie 딴 사람을 만나면 지워지겠지 하지만 더욱 힘이 들어 네게 죄를 짓는것 같아 이대로 잊을게 기다림속에서 애써 널 지우려 하지는 않겠어 우리가 공유한 사랑 흔들어 깨우고 싶어 너 없는 시간을 견딜 수가 없어 먼 훗날 널 어쩌면 지울지 몰라 하지만 그건 내가 세상에 없는 거야 08.
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