So Soo Bin performs 'Four Hands, Two Sonatas' OST and first full album title track 'Don't Tell Me to Go' live

Singer So Soo Bin sang a drama OST and the title track from his own full-length album live.

In a video released on the official STONE MUSIC YouTube channel, So Soo Bin sang two songs: 'Know you, Feel you', an OST for the drama 'Four Hands, Two Sonatas', and 'Don't Tell Me to Go', the title track from his first full-length album 'Just as I Always Imagined'.

'Know you, Feel you', capturing the narrative of the drama 'Four Hands, Two Sonatas'

At the beginning of the video, So Soo Bin introduced the songs he would sing that day: the OST for the drama 'Four Hands, Two Sonatas' and the title track included in his first full-length album 'Just as I Always Imagined'. The first song presented, 'Know you, Feel you', was mentioned in the video description as a song that highlights the narrative of the drama characters Bi-o and Jeong Yo.

Through the song, So Soo Bin delivered the lyrics: 'Close both eyes. Memories that come to mind in this moment left within the empty darkness. Following the long night, briefly looking back at the back view of that day when I stood still.' He continued the emotion of the song with, 'Light into my heart, in the gap of the shining time. We who remain clearly, I know you, I feel you. This moment into my heart, at the end of countless traces, we with another name, I know you, I feel you, always.'

Singing the first full album title track 'Don't Tell Me to Go'

Following this, So Soo Bin sang 'Don't Tell Me to Go', the title track of his first full-length album 'Just as I Always Imagined'. The song is characterized by lyrics that capture the emotions felt while watching someone's departing back.

So Soo Bin performed the stage, continuing the lyrics: 'While everyone is asleep, I still cannot sleep. But where should I be and what should I do? Will I remain in the parenthesis that is you?' So Soo Bin expressed the emotion of the song by delivering lyrics such as: 'Even if I muster the courage to say "Don't tell me to go," it seems you cannot hear me. I need you. All the times we were together disappear, and only your departing back remains. Was it hard? It is all my fault. If I had known then, would it be different now? If I cannot go back, please remember me. In our most brilliant state.'