흑백사진 [heugbaegsajin] lyrics
토이 - 흑백사진
나 국민학교 입학식 때
찍었던 사진 속에
엄마의 얼굴은
세상에서 제일 예쁜 미소로 가득해
나나나~~ 나나나~~ 나나나~~
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Toy (South Korea)
- country:Korea, South
- Languages:Korean, English
- Genre:Electronica, Pop
- Official site:http://www.toymusic.co.kr
- Wiki:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toy_(music_group)
Toy (South Korea) Lyrics
- 오늘 서울은 하루종일 맑음 [oneul seoul-eun halujong-il malg-eum]
- 그럴때마다 [Whenever] [English translation]
- 선물 [Part 3] lyrics
- 뜨거운 안녕 [Passionate Goodbye] lyrics
- Toy [South Korea] - 그럴때마다 [Whenever]
- 스무살 너의 이야기 [seumusal neoui iyagi] lyrics
- 그럴때마다 [Whenever] [Russian translation]
- 피아니시모 [pianisimo]
- 우리 [uli] lyrics
- 말다툼 [maldatum] lyrics
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- Symphonie [Hungarian translation]
- Teil von mir [Russian translation]
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- Sehen wir uns wieder [English translation]
- Symphonie [Dutch translation]
- Sekretärin lyrics
- Unendlich [English translation]
- Ohne dich [Indonesian translation]
- Symphonie [Japanese translation]
- Symphonie [Polish translation]
- Nichts passiert [Spanish translation]
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- Ohne dich [Russian translation]
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- Still stehn lyrics
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