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Girl's Day perform 'I'll Be Yours' for the first time at comeback showcase

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Returning with their mini album titled 'Everyday 5' girl group Girl's Day performed their new title song "I'll Be Yours" for the first time at their comeback showcase and it aired live through Naver's V app.

Dazzling in silver outfits, the members gave a fantastic performance going for a more mature look.

Is this your favorite single from Girl's Day? Check out the video below!

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