Tonight I Might album cover

Track Info & Song Overview

Tonight I Might (투나잇 아이 마이트) is performed by KATSEYE, featured on the album SIS (Soft Is Strong) (2024).

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Lyrics & Phonetic Romanization

There's a hundred reasons why I show up late and then I don't talk

But I'm tired of focusing on all the things I don't got

I'm such an overthinker, loner, the one who misses all the jokes

I'm not the number, calling at 4 o'clock in the morning, but

Tonight I might do it a little different than I did before, different than I did before

Do all of the shit I know I didn't do when I was a kid

Get high on life for somebody's kiss, but

Tonight I might

Tonight I might

Tonight I might

Do stupid shit

Pretend these people, they are my friends

That sing too loud and get complicated

Tonight I might

Tonight I might

Tonight I might

I know everyone around me doesn't move the same way

But it's kinda fun to be somebody different on the same day

I'm not the perfect example of someone ready to handle

The kinda party required to go in fully inspired by

Tonight I might do it a little different than I did before, different than I did before

Do all of the shit I know I didn't do when I was a kid

Get high on life for somebody's kiss but

Tonight I might

Tonight I might

Tonight I might

Do stupid shit

Pretend these people, they are my friends that sing too loud and get complicated

Tonight I might

Tonight I might

Tonight I might

Tonight I might

Tonight I might

Tonight I might

Tonight I might

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