- country:Korea, South
- Languages:Korean
- Genre:Soundtrack
- Official site:http://program.imbc.com/redsleeve
- Wiki:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Red_Sleeve
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The Red Sleeve (OST) Lyrics
- 비로소 아름다워 [Beautiful] [biloso aleumdawo] lyrics
- 잠들지 않는 별 [Starlight Heart] [jamdeulji anhneun byeol] lyrics
- 네가 불어오는 이곳에서 난 여전히 [nega bul-eooneun igos-eseo nan yeojeonhi] lyrics
- 바라고 바라 [I Wish] [balago bala]
- 네가 나의 기적인 것처럼 [My wonderous miracle] [nega naui gijeog-in geoscheoleom] lyrics
- 밝혀줄게 별처럼 [Always Be Your Star] [balghyeojulge byeolcheoleom] lyrics
- 모든 날을 너와 함께 할게 [I’ll Be With You Every Day] [modeun nal-eul neowa hamkke halge] lyrics
- 내가 한 걸음 뒤로 갈게 [Every Step You Take] [naega han geol-eum dwilo galge] lyrics
- 그대 손 놓아요 [I’ll Leave You] [geudae son noh-ayo] lyrics
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- Alas [Hungarian translation]
- Alas [Romanian translation]
- Alas [Italian translation]
- Alas [Russian translation]
- Allá voy [Catalan translation]
- Alas [Turkish translation]
- A rodar mi vida [Romanian translation]
- Alas lyrics
- Alas [Croatian translation]
- So Hot lyrics
- Loser [Turkish translation]
- Alas [Catalan translation]
- Loser [Romanian translation]
- Alas [Slovak translation]
- Alas [Hebrew translation]
- Sure Thing
- A rodar mi vida [Bulgarian translation]
- A rodar mi vida [French translation]
- Loser [Azerbaijani translation]
- Alas [Russian translation]
- So Hot [Russian translation]
- Alas [Romanian translation]
- Loser [Russian translation]
- Loser [English translation]
- A rodar mi vida [Romanian translation]
- Loser [Russian translation]
- Loser [French translation]
- Loser [Russian translation]
- Loser [Italian translation]
- Alas [Ukrainian translation]
- Alas [French translation]
- Alas [Ukrainian translation]
- Allá voy [Bulgarian translation]
- So Hot [Turkish translation]
- Alas [Serbian translation]
- Loser [Transliteration]
- Alas [Croatian translation]
- A rodar mi vida [German translation]
- Loser [Transliteration]
- Loser [Serbian translation]
- A rodar mi vida [Russian translation]
- Allá voy [Chinese translation]
- Alas [Turkish translation]
- Alas [Bulgarian translation]
- Alas [English translation]
- A rodar mi vida [Russian translation]
- A rodar mi vida [French translation]
- Alas [Hungarian translation]
- Alas [French translation]
- A rodar mi vida [Turkish translation]
- A rodar mi vida [French translation]
- Last Christmas [Turkish translation]
- Sure Thing [Greek translation]
- Loser [Transliteration]
- A rodar mi vida [Croatian translation]
- Alas [Greek translation]
- A rodar mi vida [Serbian translation]
- A rodar mi vida [Dutch translation]
- A rodar mi vida [English translation]
- A rodar mi vida [Dutch translation]
- A rodar mi vida [French translation]
- Loser [French translation]
- Loser lyrics
- Allá voy lyrics
- Loser [Transliteration]
- Loser [Turkish translation]
- Allá voy [Dutch translation]
- Loser [Russian translation]
- Loser [German translation]
- So Hot [English translation]
- Sure Thing [Arabic translation]
- A rodar mi vida [Hebrew translation]
- A rodar mi vida [Romanian translation]
- Alas [French translation]
- Loser [Spanish translation]
- Loser [Greek translation]
- A rodar mi vida [Greek translation]
- Alas [Turkish translation]
- Alas [English translation]
- Soy Luna [OST] - A rodar mi vida
- Loser [Romanian translation]
- A rodar mi vida [Hebrew translation]
- Last Christmas [Turkish translation]
- Alas [Turkish translation]
- So Hot [French translation]
- A rodar mi vida [Hungarian translation]
- Alas [Portuguese translation]
- Alas [Italian translation]
- Last Christmas [Turkish translation]
- Allá voy [Croatian translation]
- Alas [Serbian translation]
- Alas [Turkish translation]
- Alas [Dutch translation]
- Alas [Dutch translation]
- Loser [English translation]
- A rodar mi vida [Catalan translation]
- Alas [Italian translation]
- A rodar mi vida [Italian translation]
- Alas [German translation]
- A rodar mi vida [Ukrainian translation]
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