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"Only I Didn't Know" single on IU Discography

I noticed you reverted my change to make the entry for the song "Only I Didn't Know" to "Only I Didn't Know (Real+) ", with "I □ U" listed as the album.

I disagree with this change. While "Only I Didn't Know" is on the I □ U album (source), it was originally released on Real+ (source). This single's significance is in Korea, as shown on the IU discography page by the chart listing. As far as I know, the only single promoted by IU in Japan (as of 2012-06-05) has been "Good Day". As such, I don't think it's right to say this single is from the I □ U album, for the purposes of the "Singles" table.

Here is a link to your change.

Please let me know if I am mistaken and any reasons why you may disagree. Michaelcomella (talk) 14:29, 5 June 2012 (UTC)[reply]

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