- country:Korea, South
- Languages:English, Korean
- Genre:Pop, Singer-songwriter
- Official site:https://fncent.com/KimHwiYoung/b/introduce/45024
- Wiki:https://sf9.fandom.com/wiki/Hwi_Young
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- Hangi Aşk Adil ki lyrics
- Gamsız Hayat [Spanish translation]
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- Dünya Durma [English translation]
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- Her aşk bitermiş [Russian translation]
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- Gel yeter lyrics
- Daha lyrics
- Geri Dönemem [English translation]
- Çember [Russian translation]
- Gökyüzünde Yalnız Gezen Yıldızlar [Bulgarian translation]
- Elbette [Kurdish [Kurmanji] translation]
- Gamsız Hayat [German translation]
- Git [German translation]
- İnanma lyrics
- Gökyüzünde Yalnız Gezen Yıldızlar [Arabic translation]
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- Talk lyrics
- Elbette [Spanish translation]
- Elbette [Persian translation]
- Hafif lyrics
- Değişiyoruz lyrics
- Geri Dönemem lyrics
- Elbette [Arabic translation]
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- Elbette [Serbian translation]
- Elbette lyrics
- Elbette [French translation]
- Ένας Έρωτας Φτηνός [Enas Erotas Ftinos] lyrics
- Git [Russian translation]
- Elbette [Russian translation]
- Gökyüzünde Yalnız Gezen Yıldızlar [French translation]
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- Bartali lyrics
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- Gamsız Hayat [Arabic translation]
- He venido a pedirte perdón lyrics
- The Lighthouse Keeper lyrics
- Gamsız Hayat [French translation]
- Gamsız Hayat [English translation]
- Gökyüzünde Yalnız Gezen Yıldızlar [English translation]
- Dalga lyrics
- My Lips Remember Your Kisses lyrics
- Gel yeter [Russian translation]
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- Gözler lyrics
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- The Happiest Christmas Tree lyrics
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