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Orange Caramel - Shanghai Romance (2011)


Orange Caramel - Shanghai Romance (2011)

Shanghai Romance (샹하이 로맨스 (上海之戀)) is the second single album by Orange Caramel. It was released on October 13, 2011.

"Shanghai Romance (샹하이 로맨스 (上海之戀))" - 3:46
"Close Your Eyes (눈을 감아)" - 4:09
"The Day You Went Away (第一次爱的人)" - 3:40

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