List of songs written by IU

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IU performing in Gwangju on November 5, 2018. IU Gwangju concert, 10 November 2018 05.jpg
IU performing in Gwangju on November 5, 2018.

South Korean singer-songwriter IU (Lee Ji-eun) has written over seventy songs, mostly for her own musical career, but also for other performers and for several soundtrack albums. [1] She debuted in September 2008 with the single "Lost Child" and subsequently released the extended play (EP) Lost and Found . [2] The EP was completely written by Choi Gap-won. [3]

The first song credited to IU was "Alone in the Room", a song from her third extended play, Real , released in 2010. [4] With the release of her second studio album, Last Fantasy (2011), she started to take more creative control over the music, writing six of the thirteen total tracks. [5] [6] The following studio album, Modern Times (2013), and its rerelease, Modern Times – Epilogue (2013), were also mostly written by IU and South Korean lyricist Kim Eana, who previously wrote multiple tracks on Last Fantasy. [7] Her subsequent releases, Chat-Shire (2015) [8] and Palette (2017), were nearly written all by herself, with help from multiple feature artists, including Zion.T, G-Dragon and Oh Hyuk. [9] [10] Her fifth extended play, Love Poem , was entirely written by her, with two tracks— "The Visitor" and "Blueming", being produced by her. [11] IU wrote and performed multiple songs for various South Korean films and television series, including The Producers , My Mister , Bel Ami and Hotel Del Luna .

IU has received several accolades for her songwriting, including the Lyricist of the Year award at the 2018 Gaon Chart Music Awards. [12] Sixteen of the tracks written by the singer have been released as singles, with eleven of those reaching the top of the Gaon Digital Chart, including "Through the Night", the fourth best-selling singles in South Korea with more than five million sales. [13] [14]

Songs

IU and eleven more wrote are credited as writers on "Christmas Wishes", a collaboration between Park Ji-yoon (pictured), Lim Kim, Jang Jane and Puer Kim. Park Ji-yun from acrofan.jpg
IU and eleven more wrote are credited as writers on "Christmas Wishes", a collaboration between Park Ji-yoon (pictured), Lim Kim, Jang Jane and Puer Kim.
IU wrote "Leon", a song performed by her and Park Myeong-su (pictured) as EU God-G Isn't EU for MBC's Infinite Challenge. Park Myeong-su from Acrofan.jpg
IU wrote "Leon", a song performed by her and Park Myeong-su (pictured) as EU God-G Isn't EU for MBC's Infinite Challenge .
For her fourth studio album Palette (2017), IU collaborated with G-Dragon (pictured) on "Palette". He is credited as a writer and the song topped the Gaon Digital Chart. G-Dragon on Infinite Challenge Yeongdong Expressway Music Festival - 4 (cropped).jpg
For her fourth studio album Palette (2017), IU collaborated with G-Dragon (pictured) on "Palette". He is credited as a writer and the song topped the Gaon Digital Chart.
IU and actor Yeo Jin-goo (pictured) starred in the South Korean television series Hotel del Luna. For the series, IU wrote and recorded the song "Happy Ending". IU and Yeo Jin Goo for Marie Claire.jpg
IU and actor Yeo Jin-goo (pictured) starred in the South Korean television series Hotel del Luna . For the series, IU wrote and recorded the song "Happy Ending".
Key
Dagger-14-plain.pngIndicates single
Song title, original artist, album of release, and year of release
SongArtist(s)Writer(s)AlbumYearRef.
"4AM"IULee Ji-eun
Corinne Bailey Rae
Last Fantasy 2011 [5]
"Above the Time"
(Korean : 시간의 바깥; RR : Sigan-ui Bakkat)
IULee Ji-eun
Lee Min-soo
Love Poem 2019 [11]
"Ah Puh"
(Korean : 어푸; RR : Eopu)
IULee Ji-eun
Lee Chan-hyuk
Peejay
Lilac 2021 [15]
"In a Room Alone"
(Korean : 혼자 있는 방; RR : Honja Itneun Bang)
IULee Ji-eun
Choi Gap-won
Jeon Seung-woo
Real 2010 [4]
"The Abandoned"
(Korean : 길 잃은 강아지; RR : Gil Ireun Gang-aji)
IULee Ji-eun Last Fantasy 2011 [5]
"Bad Day"
(Korean : 싫은 날; RR : Sireun Nal)
IULee Ji-eun Modern Times 2013 [16]
"Bbibbi" Dagger-14-plain.png
(Korean : 삐삐; RR : Ppippi)
IULee Ji-eun
Lee Jong-hoon
Non-album release2018 [1]
"Black Out"IULee Ji-eun
Lee Jong-hoon
Palette 2017 [17]
"Blueming" Dagger-14-plain.pngIULee Ji-eun
Lee Chae-kyu
Lee Jong-hoon
Love Poem 2019 [11]
"Can't Love You Anymore" Dagger-14-plain.png
(Korean : 사랑이 잘; RR : Sarang-i Jal)
IU featuring Oh Hyuk Lee Ji-eun
Lee Jong-hoon
Oh Hyuk
Palette 2017 [17]
"Celebrity" Dagger-14-plain.pngIULee Ji-eun
Jeppe London Bilsby
Lauritz Emil Christiansen
Ryan S. Jhun
Chloe Anne Latimer
Celine Svanback
Lilac 2021 [15]
"Christmas Wishes" Dagger-14-plain.png
(Korean : 크리스마스소원; RR : Keuliseumaseu Sowon)
Park Ji-yoon, Lim Kim, Jang Jane and Puer KimLee Ji-eun
Hareem
Jang Jane
Brian Joo
Jung Jichan
Lim Kim
Na Yoon-kwon
Park Ji-yoon
Puer Kim
Yoon Jong-shin
Younha
Mystic Holiday 20132013 [18]
"Coin" Dagger-14-plain.pngIULee Ji-eun
Poptime
Kako
Lilac 2021 [15]
"Dear Moon"JehwiLee Ji-eun
Kim Je-hwi
My Mister OST 2018 [19]
"Dear Name"
(Korean : 이름에게; RR : Ireumege)
IULee Ji-eun
Kim Eana
Lee Jong-hoon
Palette 2017 [17]
"Dlwlrma"
(Korean : 이 지금; RR : I Jigeum)
IULee Ji-eun
Kim Je-hwi
Palette 2017 [17]
"Drama"
(Korean : 드라마; RR : Deurama)
IULee Ji-eun Pieces 2021 [20]
"Eight" Dagger-14-plain.png
(Korean : 에잇; RR : Eit)
IU featuring Suga Lee Ji-eun
El Capitxn
Min Yoon-gi
Non-album release2020 [1]
"Empty Cup"
(Korean : 빈 컵; RR : Bin Keop)
IULee Ji-eun
Penomeco
Woogie
Lilac 2021 [15]
"Ending Scene"
(Korean : 이런 엔딩; RR : Ireon Ending)
IULee Ji-eun
Sam Kim
Palette 2017 [17]
"Epilogue"
(Korean : 에필로그; RR : Epillogeu)
IULee Ji-eun
Im Geum-bi
Kim Soo-young
Shim Eun-ji
Sumin
Lilac 2021 [15]
"Everything's Alright"IU featuring Kim Hyeon-cheol  [ ko ]Lee Ji-eun
Kim Hyeon-cheol
Last Fantasy 2011 [5]
"Flu"IULee Ji-eun
Madilyn Bailey
Jacob Chatelain
Martin Coogan
London Jackson
Ryan S. Jhun
Zachariah Palmer
Lilac 2021 [15]
"Friday" Dagger-14-plain.png
(Korean : 금요일에 만나요; RR : Geumyoil-e Mannayo)
IU featuring Jang Yi-jeong of History Lee Ji-eun Modern Times – Epilogue 2013 [21]
"Full Stop"
(Korean : 마침표; RR : Machimpyo)
IULee Ji-eun
Son Sung-je
Palette 2017 [17]
"Glasses"
(Korean : 안경; RR : An-gyeong)
IULee Ji-eun Chat-Shire 2015 [22]
"Greedyy"Dagger-14-plain.png JeA featuring Moonbyul of Mamamoo Lee Ji-eun
Moon Byul-yi
Non-album single2020 [1]
"Happy Ending"IULee Ji-eun
Kim Je-hwi
Non-album single2019
"Heart"
(Korean : 마음; RR : Maeum)
IULee Ji-eun Chat-Shire (CD only) and The Producers OST 2015 [22]
"Her" Dagger-14-plain.png
(Korean : 그의 그대; RR : Geuui Geudae)
Cherry BLee Ji-eun
Cherry B
Lee Jong-hoon
Non-album single2017 [1]
"Hi Spring Bye"
(Korean : 봄 안녕 봄; RR : Bom Annyeong Bom)
IULee Ji-eun
Naul
Lilac 2021 [15]
"Hold My Hand"
(Korean : 내 손을 잡아; RR : Nae Soneul Jaba)
IULee Ji-eun The Greatest Love OST 2011 [1]
"I Believe in Love" Dagger-14-plain.png
(사랑을 믿어요; Sarang-eul mid-eoyo)
Yoo Seung Ho featuring IULee Ji-eun
Yoo Seung Ho
Road for Hope2010 [23]
"Jam Jam"
(Korean : 잼잼; RR : Jaemjaem)
IULee Ji-eun
Sunwoo Jung-a
Palette 2017 [17]
"Knees"
(Korean : 무릎; RR : Mureup)
IULee Ji-eun Chat-Shire 2015 [22]
"Leon" Dagger-14-plain.png
(Korean : 레옹; RR : Leong)
EU God-G Isn't EU
con. Park Myeong-su & IU
Lee Ji-eun Infinite Challenge
Yeongdong Expressway Music Festival
2015 [24]
"Lilac" Dagger-14-plain.png
(Korean : 라일락; RR : Ra-illak)
IULee Ji-eun
Im Soo-ho
Dr.Jo
Ung Kim
N!ko
Lilac 2021 [15]
"Love Letter"
(Korean : 러브레터; RR : Reobeureteo)
IULee Ji-eun Pieces 2021 [20]
"Love of B"
(Korean : 을의 연애; RR : Eurui Yeonae)
IU featuring Park Ju-wonLee Ji-eun
Park Ju-won
Modern Times 2013 [16]
"Love Poem" Dagger-14-plain.pngIULee Ji-eun
Lee Jong-hoon
Love Poem 2019 [11]
"Lullaby"
(Korean : 자장가; RR : Jajang-ga)
IULee Ji-eun
Kim Hee-won
Love Poem 2019 [11]
"My Christmas Wish" Dagger-14-plain.png
(Korean : 십이월 이십오일의 고백; RR : Sib-iwol Isib-oil-ui Gobaeg)
Jung Seung-hwan Lee Ji-eunNon-album single2019 [1]
"My Sea"
(Korean : 아이와 나의 바다; RR : A-i-wa Na-ui Bada)
IULee Ji-eun
Kim Hee-won
Kim Je-hwi
Lilac 2021 [15]
"Next Stop"
(Korean : 정거장; RR : Jeonggeojang)
IULee Ji-eun Pieces 2021 [20]
"Not Spring, Love, or Cherry Blossoms" Dagger-14-plain.png
(Korean : 봄 사랑 벚꽃 말고; RR : Bom sarang beotggot malgo)
High4 featuring IULee Ji-eun
Oh Seung-taek
Hi High2014 [25]
"Palette" Dagger-14-plain.png
(Korean : 팔레트; RR : Palleteu)
IU featuring G-Dragon Lee Ji-eun
Kwon Ji-yong
Palette 2017 [17]
"Pastel Crayon"
(Korean : 크레파스; RR : Keurepaseu)
IULee Ji-eun
KZ
Junjaman
Modern Times – Epilogue and Bel Ami OST 2013 [21]
"Peach" Dagger-14-plain.png
(Korean : 복숭아; RR : Boksung-a)
IULee Ji-eun Spring of a Twenty Year Old 2012 [26]
"Red Queen"IU featuring Zion.T Lee Ji-eun
Lee Chae-kyu
Lee Jong-hoon
Chat-Shire 2015 [22]
"Shoes"
(Korean : 새 신발; RR : Sae Sinbal)
IULee Ji-eun
Lee Jong-hoon
Chat-Shire 2015 [22]
"Strawberry Moon" Dagger-14-plain.pngIULee Ji-eun
Lee Jong-hoon
Non-single album2021 [1]
"Take Care Of My Dad"
(Korean : 아빠를 부탁해; RR : Appaleul butaghae)
IULee Ji-eun Take Care of My Dad OST2015 [1]
"Teacher"IU featuring Ra.D Lee Ji-eun
Lee Doo-hyun
Last Fantasy 2011 [5]
"Troll"
(Korean : 돌림노래; RR : Dollimnorae)
IU featuring Dean Lee Ji-eun
Kwon Hyuk
Park Woo-sang
Junny
Lilac 2021 [15]
"The Shower"
(Korean : 푸르던; RR : Pureudeon)
IULee Ji-eun Chat-Shire 2015 [22]
"The Snowman" Dagger-14-plain.png
(Korean : 눈사람; RR : Nunsaram)
Jung Seung-hwan Lee Ji-eun
Kim Je-hwi
Spring Again2018 [27]
"The Visitor"
(Korean : 그 사람; RR : Geu Saram)
IULee Ji-eun Love Poem 2019 [11]
"Through the Night" Dagger-14-plain.png
(Korean : 밤편지; RR : Bampyeonji)
IULee Ji-eun
Kim Hee-won
Kim Je-hwi
Palette 2017 [17]
"Twenty-Three"
(Korean : 스물셋; RR : Seumulset)
IULee Ji-eun
Lee Chae-kyu
Lee Jong-hoon
Chat-Shire 2015 [22]
"Twenty-Three"
(Bonus track)
IULee Ji-eun
Lee Jong-hoon
PJ
Chat-Shire and The Producers OST 2015 [22]
"Uncle"
(Korean : 삼촌; RR : Samchon)
IU featuring Lee Juck Lee Ji-eun
Lee Juck
Last Fantasy 2011 [5]
"Unlucky"IULee Ji-eun
Kim Je-hwi
Love Poem 2019 [11]
"Voice-mail"
(Japanese version)
IULee Ji-eun
Yadako
Can You Hear Me? 2011 [28]
"Voice-mail"
(Korean version)
IULee Ji-eun Modern Times 2013 [16]
"Wait"
(Korean : 기다려; RR : Gidaryeo)
IULee Ji-eun
Texu
Modern Times 2013 [16]
"When You Fall" Dagger-14-plain.png Sam Kim featuring ChaiLee Ji-eun
Chai
Sam Kim
Non-album single2018 [1]
"Winter Sleep" Dagger-14-plain.png
(Korean : 겨울잠; RR : Gyeo-ul Jam)
IULee Ji-eunPieces2021 [20]
"Wisdom Tooth"
(Korean : 사랑니; RR : Sarangni)
IULee Ji-eun
G. Gorilla  [ ko ]
Last Fantasy 2011 [5]
"You"
(Korean : ; RR : Neo)
IULee Ji-eun Pieces 2021 [20]
"Zezé"IULee Ji-eun
Lee Chae-kyu
Lee Jong-hoon
Chat-Shire 2015 [22]

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