- country:Korea, South
- Languages:Korean, English, Spanish
- Genre:Dance, Electropop, Pop, R&B/Soul
- Official site:https://chunghaofficial.com/
- Wiki:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kim_Chung-ha
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CHUNG HA Lyrics
- Bad Boy [Russian translation]
- Bad Boy lyrics
- Bad Boy [English version] [German translation]
- All Night Long [French translation]
- All Night Long [Russian translation]
- Bad Boy [French translation]
- Bad Boy [English version] [Romanian translation]
- All Night Long lyrics
- Bad Boy [English version] [Spanish translation]
- Bad Boy [English version] lyrics
CHUNG HA featuring lyrics
- Bad Boy (Romanian translation)
- 그 끝에 그대 [At The End of It] (geu kkeute geudae) lyrics
- Bad Boy (Turkish translation)
- Lie (English translation)
- 그 끝에 그대 [At The End of It] (geu kkeute geudae) (Russian translation)
- Bad Boy (French translation)
- Bad Boy lyrics
- 그 끝에 그대 [At The End of It] (geu kkeute geudae) (Turkish translation)
- Lie
- BAD GIRL
CHUNG HA also performed lyrics
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