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East of Eden (OST) Lyrics
- 운명을 거슬러 [Against one's fate] [unmyongeul goseulro] [Spanish translation]
- Remember lyrics
- 운명을 거슬러 [Against one's fate] [unmyongeul goseulro] [English translation]
- Remember [Greek translation]
- Remember [English translation]
- 세월이 가면 [Sewol-i Gamyeon] lyrics
- 운명을 거슬러 [Against one's fate] [unmyongeul goseulro] lyrics
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