Venus (Hello Venus EP)

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Venus
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ReleasedMay 9, 2012
Length12:52
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Hello Venus chronology
Venus
(2012)
What Are You Doing Today?
(2012)
Singles from Venus
  1. "Venus"
    Released: May 9, 2012
No.TitleLyricsMusicArrangementLength
1."Hello"
  • Lime
  • David Kim
  • Jung Yoojin
Nao TanakaNao Tanaka2:19
2."Venus"Kim Eana
  • Cho Youngsoo
  • Kim Taehyun
  • Cho Youngsoo
  • Kim Taehyun
2:58
3."Crush" (설레임; seolleim)Park DeoksangPark DeoksangPark Deoksang4:01
4."Love Appeal"Jung YoonwhaDaniel BarkmanDaniel Barkman3:34
Total length:12:52

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