"Declaration of Retirement" Lim Jae-beom released his last new song today (6th)

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Singer Lim Jae-beom will release a new song.

Lim Jae-beom will release his new song "Life is a Drama" on various online music sites at 6 p.m. on the 6th. This is the last new song to be released to the public among the music works that have been prepared for a long time.

"Life is a Drama" compares life to a drama and is a song that looks at the end as a process that needs to be written continuously rather than concluding it. Even in the moment when it feels like repeated frustrations and steps in place, he sings of his desire to move forward using the past time when he has already fallen countless times and stood up again.

The lyrics of the song were written by Kim In-na. The understated language and the aesthetics of the margin meet the depth of time of Lim Jae-beom's vocals, adding calm yet heavy persuasion to the song as a whole.

"Don't you send me goodbye / Don't say the end," "You've already overcome something bigger," "Life is just drama / You're writing," and "Look at a new path behind a falling wall" remind us of the times we've chosen to get back on our feet instead of disappearing at the moment we stand in front of a falling wall.

Based on faith in oneself, which has already overcome a greater ordeal, it calmly but clearly conveys the message that the road opens again despite frustration and repetition. It reminds us that beings who determine the direction of life are the subjects who live their lives in the end.

Lim Jae-beom will meet with fans through the 40th anniversary of his debut national tour concert "I'm Lim Jae-beom" until May. The KSPO DOME performance in Seoul on the 17th and 18th, as well as the stage in Suwon, Ilsan, and Gwangju, will continue, and the rest of the performances will be finished with a high-quality stage.

Meanwhile, Lim Jae-beom announced his retirement on the 4th by appearing on JTBC's "Newsroom" invitation. "I think I have to tell you something a little sad," Lim Jae-beom said. "I've been thinking a lot for a lot of time, but I'm going to leave the stage after this 40th anniversary performance."

Lim Jae-beom said, "I've been thinking about it for a long time," adding, "I think it's the way for the fans to come down when they can sing on stage with everything on fire." As the saying goes, "Leave when you clap," I decided that it would be best to leave now.

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