Outside Castle

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  1. "I Yah!"
  2. "Git It Up!" / "You Got Gun"
  3. Opening Ment
  4. "It's Been Raining Since You Left Me" / "Delight"
  5. "N.B.K. (Natural Born Killer)"
  6. "Time Will Tell"
  7. "Livin' La Vida Loca" (Tony solo)
  8. "Only You" (Kangta solo)
  9. "Right Here Waiting" (Kangta solo)
  10. "Full of Happiness" (with fan) (Kangta solo)
  11. "Let It Be" (Kangta solo)
  12. "Persia Black Hole ((Moon Hee-joon solo)
  13. "A Song For a Lady"
  14. "We Are the Future" / "OP.T (Operation Takeover)"
  15. "Scratch Show" (Woohyuk solo)
  16. "Good-bye For the Last" (with Tony) (Woohyuk solo)
  17. "Full of Happiness" / "Hope"
  18. "My Mother"
  19. Closing Ment
  20. "You & I"
  21. "We Can Do It"
  22. "Outside Castle"

Track listing

Outside Castle
Outside Castle HOT cover.jpg
Studio album by
H.O.T.
ReleasedSeptember 29, 2000 (2000-09-29)
Recorded2000
StudioSM Digital Recording Studios, Seoul
Genre K-pop
Length59:15
LanguageKorean
Label SM
H.O.T. chronology
I Yah!
(1999)		Outside Castle
(2000)		H.O.T. Forever 2001 Live Concert
(2001)
Alternative cover
Outside Castle HOT alt cover.jpg
Outside Castle track listing
No.TitleLyricsMusicArrangementLength
1."Outside Castle" Moon Hee-joon Moon Hee-joon
  • Moon Hee-joon
  • Park In-young
5:23
2."Delight" (신비;Sinbi) Kangta KangtaKangta3:51
3."We Can Do It!" (그래! 그렇게!;Geulae! Geuleohge!)KangtaKangtaKangta4:05
4."My Mother" Jang Woo-hyuk
  • Jang Woo-hyuk
  • Kangta
  • Jang Woo-hyuk
  • Song Gwang-sik
  • Oh Jo-hwan
3:49
5."Pray for You" (꿈의 기도;Kkum-ui gido)KangtaKangtaKangta4:47
6."Wish of a Blue Bird" (파랑새의 소원;Palangsaeui sowon)Moon Hee-joonMoon Hee-joonMoon Hee-joon3:35
7."Time Will Tell"
Lee Jae-won4:21
8."One Last Love" Tony Ahn
  • Tony Ahn
  • Yoon Chi-woong
  • Tony Ahn
  • Yoon Chi-woong
3:35
9."Good-bye for the Last" (Goodbye 이젠;Goodbye Ijen;lit. Goodbye For Now)Jang Woo-hyuk
  • Jang Woo-hyuk
  • Kangta
Jang Woo-hyuk4:16
10."A Song For Lady" (연가)Moon Hee-joonMoon Hee-joon
  • Moon Hee-joon
  • Park In-young
4:20
11."Illusion"KangtaKangtaKangta4:44
12."Natural Born Killer"Tony AhnTony Ahn
  • Tony Ahn
  • Oh Jo-hwan
3:43
13."Abandoned Children" (버려진 아이들;Beolyeojin aideul)Lee Jae-wonLee Jae-wonLee Jae-won4:46
14."Always My Love" (늘 지금처럼;Neul jigeumcheoleom)KangtaKangtaKangta4:00
Total length:59:15

Credits and personnel

Credits are adapted from the album's booklet. [8]

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