- country:Korea, South
- Languages:Korean, English
- Genre:Pop
- Official site:http://www.antenna.co.kr/front/main.do#!/front/artist.do?SEQ=9
- Wiki:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lee_Jin-ah
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Lee Jin-ah Lyrics
Lee Jin-ah featuring lyrics
- You Hee-yeol - 다음 겨울에도 여기서 만나 (Hello Antenna, Hello Christmas) (da-eum gyeoul-edo yeogiseo manna)
- 랜선탈출 (laenseontalchul)
- 또또또 (Again Again Again) (English translation)
- Toy (South Korea) - 겨울의 우리들 (Our Christmas Wish For You) (gyeoul-ui ulideul)
- Love With You (English translation)
- Love With You
- 또또또 (Again Again Again) (German translation)
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- 또또또 (Again Again Again) lyrics
- 봄이 오면 (Maybe spring) (bom-i omyeon)
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