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Punch (South Korea) Lyrics
- 그때의 우리 [Yesterday] lyrics
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- 보고 싶단 말이야 [I Miss You] [bogo sipdan mal-iya]
- Kiss Me lyrics
- Kiss Me [Russian translation]
- 그때의 우리 [Yesterday] [Russian translation]
- 나의 바람 [Wind] [naui balam] lyrics
- 보고 싶단 말이야 [I Miss You] [bogo sipdan mal-iya] [Portuguese translation]
- Say Yes lyrics
- 너의 목소리 [I Miss U] [neoui mogsoli] lyrics
Punch (South Korea) featuring lyrics
- Stay with Me (Estonian translation)
- Stay with Me (Hungarian translation)
- Stay with Me (Arabic translation)
- Stay with Me lyrics
- Stay with Me (French translation)
- Stay with Me (English translation)
- Stay with Me (English translation)
- Stay with Me (Portuguese translation)
- Stay with Me (French translation)
- Stay with Me (Greek translation)
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- Dark Of The Sun [Turkish translation]
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