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250417 weverse live! #문수아:we worked really hard on recording "꿈속의 문(Moon)" and I hope you all like it. Well more than liking it, I hope you can understand the feelings we put into it. I also prepared something, so I hope you look forward to that as well. And when it's released soon, I'll share some behinds. Everyone who participated is someone I know and i was just so grateful. I'm so thankful for the opportunity to be part of it.

250417 weverse live! #문수아:we worked really hard on recording "꿈속의 문(Moon)" and I hope you all like it. Well more than liking it, I hope you can understand the feelings we put into it. I also prepared something, so I hope you look forward to that as well. And when it's released soon, I'll share some behinds. Everyone who participated is someone I know and i was just so grateful. I'm so thankful for the opportunity to be part of it.

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