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Saturday, November 6, 2010

Girl’s Day says “Nothing Lasts Forever” on Music Core

Having gone through member changes just two months after debuting in July, Girl’s Day made a return last week with their 2nd single album, “Nothing Lasts Forever“, hoping to do better than their debut.
There has been nothing but widespread anticipation for Girl’s Day’s performance on stage after their MV was released last week. That anticipation increased after it was revealed that the song, “Nothing Lasts Forever” was a joint composition between Korean composer, Kim Ji Hyang, and Annet Artani, a New York-based producer who worked on Britney Spears’ “Everything.”
The girls made their second comeback performance through Music Core on November 6th.


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Girl’s Day says “Nothing Lasts Forever” on Music Core Video
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