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Rusted Hook
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발매일2026년 5월 3일
라벨The Tradesmen
언어English
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실연 아티스트
The Tradesmen
The Tradesmen
실연자
작곡 및 작사
Sean Rooney
Sean Rooney
작곡가
프로덕션 및 엔지니어링
Sean Rooney
Sean Rooney
프로듀서

가사

Dust on a trophy from years ago
Corner shelf where the old blades go
Same cracked floor, same worn mat
Same front window, same old hat
He hangs his coat on a rusted hook
Flips that sign like he always took
Open one last time, lets it breathe
Like the shop itself don't wanna leave
Kid walks in, got nervous hands
Doesn't say much, just nods and stands
Sits in the chair like a younger him
Same unsure eyes staring through the dim
Cape goes on, that familiar snap
And suddenly he's way back
First day holding clippers tight
Heartbeat loud like a fight or flight
Old man behind him, voice low and calm
"Don't rush the line, let the blade find the form"
One last cut in a lifetime long
Every fade, every ride, every wrong
Every late night chasing that edge just right
Now it all comes back in the fluorescent light
From shaking hands to a steady touch
From learning slow to doing too much
Every scar in the path he's walked
In this last chair says it all without talk
Sweeping hair just to earn his place
Watching masters map out a face
Nick on the neck, first time he slipped
Felt like the whole damn world just dipped
Stayed all night just to get it clean
Practiced lines on a mannequin's dream
Missed a date, missed a call back home
Chasing the craft that made him alone
First real client that asked his name
Tipped him five like it meant the game
That first "damn, that cut's real tight"
Kept him going through every long night
Years rolled by like hair to the floor
Didn't even count 'em anymore
One last cut in a lifetime long
Every fade, every ride, every wrong
Every story sitting in that chair
Left a piece of itself somewhere
From cheap clippers to a trusted hand
From a kid just hoping to stand
To a name folks trust without a doubt
Now this last cut closes it out
Weddings, funerals, first-day looks
Fathers bringing sons for their first cut books
Laughter, silence, broken men
All stitched up with a trim back then
Some came proud, some came lost
Some didn't care what the cost
But they all got more than what they paid
Every time that cape got laid
He looks up, sees himself
Kid stands up, don't recognize
That quiet fear now sharp in his eyes
Reaches out, says "Man, thank you"
Just like someone once did too
He pulls the cape, folds it slow
Takes one last look before he goes
Flips the sign, closed for good
Like he always knew he would
Last cut done, but the story stays
In every life he helped reshape
Every line and every fade
Still living on in the marks he made
From first unsure to final clean
From who he was to what he's been
That chair might rest, that shop go dark
But he left the world a little more sharp
Bell don't ring, lights go low
But every cut still echoes
Written by: Sean Rooney
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