Eternity

Eternity
Information
Released	Mar. 2, 2024
Genre	Ballad
Length	3:12
Credits
Label	JYP Entertainment
Artist(s)	Bang Chan
Lyrics by	Bang Chan
Composed by	Bang Chan, Nickko Young
Arranged by	Bang Chan, Nickko Young
SKZ-RECORD & SKZ-PLAYER
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Eternity is a song recorded by Bang Chan. It was released on March 2, 2024, as part of the group's unofficial discography in the SKZ-RECORD webseries.

Lyrics

I've known you ever since the day when we were kids The happiest moment to ever exist Check my bucket list, oh you were on the list I'm living the dream, somebody heard my wish Call out your name You do the same Hug you all day I hope this'll never end for eternity I just want all time to stop I'm never letting go Let's go on a little walk, see the world outside Don't wanna let you go The way that you give me your hands, I'll fly At times when I feel down or empty You're always beside me Promise that I'll love you plenty I hope this'll never end for eternity When I look at you I know that you're the only one The only one yeah Nothing in the world could beat our little special bond 'Cause we are one Run around and make a mess We don't even have to rest Every moment is a precious memory The way you wake me up in bed Yeah I hope this never ends I'm lucky that you're my best friend so I just want all time to stop I'm never letting go Let's go on a little walk, see the world outside Don't wanna let you go The way that you give me your hands, I'll fly At times when I feel down or empty You're always beside me Promise that I'll love you plenty I hope this'll never end for eternity (Awooh) Eternity (Awooh) You make me Call out your name You do the same Hug you all day I hope this'll never end I'm never letting go Let's go on a little walk, see the world outside Don't wanna let you go The way that you give me your hands, I'll fly Eternity

Videos

Bang Chan "Eternity" - -Stray Kids - SKZ-RECORD-

SKZ-RECORD

Trivia

• Normally, tracks with a music video are released under SKZ-PLAYER, but it was released as SKZ-RECORD to avoid confusion with the planned release of eight SKZ-PLAYER as part of the album HOP.