Hurricane Venus

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Hurricane Venus
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Studio album by
BoA
ReleasedAugust 5, 2010 (2010-08-05)
RecordedMarch–July 2010
StudioSM Studios (Seoul)
Genre
Length45:01
Language Korean
Label SM Entertainment
BoA chronology
Identity
(2010)
Hurricane Venus
(2010)
Only One
(2012)
Alternative cover
Hurricane Venus track listing
No.TitleLyricsMusicArranged byLength
1."Game"Kim Bu-minHitchhikerHitchhiker3:16
2."Hurricane Venus" BoA, Hong Ji-yu, Kenzie Erik Lidbom, Anne Judith Wik, Martin HansenErik Lidbom, Anne Judith Wik, Martin Hansen3:10
3."Dangerous"Kim Bu-min Thomas Troelsen, Engelina Thomas Troelsen, Engelina2:52
4."옆 사람 (Stand By)" Kim Dong-ryul Kim Dong-ryulHwang Seong-je5:07
5."M.E.P (My Electronic Piano)"Kim Jung-baeKenzieKenzie3:21
6."Let Me"BoABoAHitchhiker3:32
7."한별 (Implode)" (featuring Kim Jong-wan of Nell)Kim Jong-wanKim Jong-wanKim Jong-wan6:32
8."Adrenaline" Kim Yi-na Lindy Robbins, Toby Gad Lindy Robbins, Toby Gad 3:05
9."하루하루 (Ordinary Day)"BoABoAGakushi4:47
10."Don't Know What to Say"BoA Vincent Paul Degiorgio, Robyn Newman, Matthew Tishler Kwon Soon-hwon4:09
11."로망스 (Romance)"Ahn Sin-aeHwang Chan-heeSong Young-ju5:08
Total length:45:01
Copy & Paste track listing
No.TitleLyricsMusicArranged byLength
1."Copy & Paste" Kenzie, Kang Ji-won, Kim Bu-minJens Gad, Lamenga Kafi, Erik LewanderJens Gad, Lamenga Kafi, Erik Lewander3:43
2."Hurricane Venus" BoA, Hong Ji-yu, KenzieErik Lidbom, Anne Judith Wik, Martin HansenErik Lidbom, Anne Judith Wik, Martin Hansen3:10
3."Dangerous"Kim Bu-min Thomas Troelsen, Engelina Thomas Troelsen, Engelina2:54
4."I'm OK (보고 싶더라)"Wheesung Ronny Svendsen, Nermin Harambasic, Robin Jenssen, Anne Judith Wik, Boyowa Olugbo, Qabaniso Malewesi Ronny Svendsen, Nermin Harambasic, Robin Jenssen, Anne Judith Wik, Boyowa Olugbo, Qabaniso Malewesi3:35
5."Game"Kim Bu-minHitchhikerHitchhiker3:16
6."옆 사람 (Stand By)" Kim Dong-ryul Kim Dong-ryulHwang Seong-je5:07
7."M.E.P (My Electronic Piano)"Kim Jung-baeKenzieKenzie3:21
8."Let Me"BoABoAHitchhiker3:32
9."한별 (Implode)" (featuring Kim Jong-wan of Nell)Kim Jong-wanKim Jong-wanKim Jong-wan6:32
10."Adrenaline" Kim Yi-na Lindy Robbins, Toby Gad Lindy Robbins, Toby Gad3:05
11."하루하루 (Ordinary Day)"BoABoAGakushi4:47
12."Don't Know What to Say"BoAVincent Paul Degiorgio, Robyn Newman, Matthew TishlerKwon Soon-hwon4:09
13."로망스 (Romance)"Ahn Sin-aeHwang Chan-heeSong Young-ju5:08
Total length:52:22

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