I Wanna Dance (Donghae & Eunhyuk song)

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"I Wanna Dance"
I Wanna Dance.jpg
I Wanna Dance, CD+DVD single cover
Single by Super Junior Donghae & Eunhyuk
B-side "Love That I Need"
Released19 June 2013 (2013-06-19)
Recorded2013
Label Avex Trax
Super Junior Donghae & Eunhyuk singles chronology
"Oppa, Oppa"
(2011)
"I Wanna Dance"
(2013)
"Skeleton"
(2014)

I Wanna Dance is the second Japanese single by Super Junior's sub-group, Donghae & Eunhyuk, released on June 19, 2013 by Avex Trax. [1]

Contents

Lyrics

After an intro in English "Ladies and gentlemen i know you gonna dig this and the boys are back lets dance" the song lyrics commence:

"寝ている場合じゃない neteiru baai janai オールナイトは無条件 all night wa mujouken お嬢さんtonight一緒に来ない?

Track listing

CD
No.TitleLyricsMusicLength
1."I Wanna Dance"Team One SoundTeam One Sound3:30
2."Love That I Need" (feat. Henry of Super Junior-M) NoizeBank NoizeBank3:26
3."I Wanna Dance" (Less Vocal)Team One SoundTeam One Sound3:30
4."Love That I Need" (Less Vocal)NoizeBankNoizeBank3:26
Total length:13:52
DVD
  1. "I Wanna Dance" music video
  2. "I Wanna Dance" music video (Dance ver.)
  3. "I Wanna Dance" music video making-of

Chart

Oricon Albums Chart, Japan
ChartPeriodPeak
position
Reported
sales
Daily Singles Chart19 June 2013
3
36,329 [2]
Weekly Singles Chart17 – 23 June 201354,220 [3]
Monthly Singles ChartJune 2013
12
56,450 [4]
Gaon Monthly Album Chart, South Korea
YearMonthI Wanna Dance (CD+DVD Version)I Wanna Dance (CD Version)Ref
SalesAccumulative salesSalesAccumulative sales
2013July3,8003,8002,4982,498 [5]
Total6,298+

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