- country:Japan
- Languages:Japanese
- Genre:Alternative, Pop
- Official site:http://keishitanaka.com
- Wiki:https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/Keishi_Tanaka
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Keishi Tanaka Lyrics
- Floatin' groove [Floatin Groove] lyrics
- I'm with you [I m with You] lyrics
- Where you know [Where you Know] lyrics
- 夜の終わり [Yoru no owari]
- Breath lyrics
- This feelin only knows [This feelin only Knows] lyrics
- This feelin only knows [This feelin only Knows] [English translation]
- This feelin only knows [This feelin only Knows] [Spanish translation]
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- The Love by Hypnotic (OST)
- Eevil Stöö
- Bjørn Eidsvåg
- Sofia Kammarkör
- Clara Nunes
- Jin Akanishi
- Silvio
- Mieczysław Fogg
- Dan Andersson
- Chris Yu
- GIRLFRIEND
- ASEL
- Green Team
- Pietro B.
- Corrector Yui (OST)
- Shall We Fall In Love (OST)
- Ronald Nuñez
- Pietro Lombardi
- Manuel Almeida
- Destiny Cross
- Huge L
- Bros
- Concrete Blonde
- SoonChangGo
- Reket
- BajorekD
- Trio Fam
- Jack Leopards
- Magic Knight Rayearth (OST)
- Sagwa, the Chinese Siamese Cat (OST)
- Alejandro Reyes
- TIMUR
- Cardcaptor Sakura (OST)
- Kaiketsu Zorro (OST)
- Uzi Fux
- Johan Kim
- Shai Gabso
- Gale Storm
- Lady!! (OST)
- Miliyah Kato
- Beth Nielsen Chapman
- Kanto
- Grupo Logos
- Nanatsu no umi no Tico (OST)
- The Swingers
- Miyuna
- Francesca Hayward
- Ana Paula Valadão
- Hime-chan no Ribon (OST)
- PaRappa the Rapper (OST)
- Mara
- Sheila Majid
- chay
- CRANKYDEW
- Himitsu no Hanazono (OST)
- LEA (United States)
- Country Joe & the Fish
- Alekos Sakellarios
- Slayers (OST)
- near
- Brooks & Dunn
- Courtney Patton
- Ra Mi Ran
- Those Darlins
- Hyperdimension Neptunia (OST)
- Thorstein Bergman
- Estonian Folk
- Bob Hope
- Kurt Vile
- Cat's Eye (OST)
- Torgny Björk
- lukydo
- Lââm
- Midsummer is Full of Love (OST)
- MAN1AC
- Karizman
- Pretty Cure (OST)
- Willy Denzey
- Muneyuki Satou
- Graveyardguy
- STARBOY
- I Prevail
- Lee Ritenour
- Liquor well
- P.O ( Block B )
- Attack No 1 (OST)
- Tokyo Mew Mew (OST)
- Cityboy from Seoul
- Jay Dope
- Estonian Children Songs
- Honeyz
- Lawless Lawyer (OST)
- Hassan Marwani
- Justament
- Telly Savalas
- Aming
- ChaMane
- Cover the Sky (OST)
- Catharsis
- Peggy Lee - Hold Me
- Is That All There Is? [Swedish translation]
- Boston Beans lyrics
- Can I Change My Mind? lyrics
- I Love to Love lyrics
- Here's to You lyrics
- He's Just My Kind lyrics
- Peggy Lee - Boy From Ipanema
- It's the Bluest Kind of Blues lyrics
- I'm Lookin' Out the Window lyrics
- Fantástico [Spanish translation]
- I Like Men! lyrics
- Chinese Love Poems: the Fisherman / Autumn Evening lyrics
- Peggy Lee - Good for Nothin' Joe
- If You Go lyrics
- Ich wünsch mir eine Schultüte lyrics
- I Can't Resist You lyrics
- Do I Love You? lyrics
- Embrasse-Moi lyrics
- From Now On lyrics
- He's a Tramp lyrics
- It Keeps You Young lyrics
- Dance Only With Me lyrics
- Chinese Love Poems: Going Rowing / Like the Moon / the Musicians lyrics
- Heart [Swedish translation]
- He's My Guy lyrics
- Is That All There Is? [Spanish translation]
- It's a Wonderful World lyrics
- How Strange lyrics
- Gold Wedding Ring lyrics
- Johnny Guitar [Persian translation]
- It's a Good Day lyrics
- I'm Gonna Wash That Man Right Outta My Hair lyrics
- Johnny Guitar lyrics
- Four Or Five Times lyrics
- Peggy Lee - Is That All There Is?
- Get Out of Town [Spanish translation]
- Fantástico lyrics
- I love being here with you lyrics
- Johnny Guitar [Greek translation]
- Hey There [Russian translation]
- Don't Give Me a Ring on the Telephone lyrics
- Come Dance with Me lyrics
- Johnny Guitar [German translation]
- Christmas Carousel lyrics
- Elmer's Tune lyrics
- I'm So Special lyrics
- I Don't Know Enough About You lyrics
- In the Name of Love lyrics
- Happiness is a Thing Called Joe lyrics
- C’est magnifique lyrics
- Peggy Lee - Don't Ever Leave Me
- Got That Magic lyrics
- Peggy Lee - Golden Earrings
- Don't Give Me a Ring on the Telephone [German translation]
- I Hear the Music Now lyrics
- Black Coffee [Turkish translation]
- Boy From Ipanema [Portuguese translation]
- Golden Earrings [German translation]
- Hey There lyrics
- I Belong to You lyrics
- Fantástico [Russian translation]
- I'm Walking through Heaven with You lyrics
- Peggy Lee - Do I Hear a Waltz?
- Streets lyrics
- Heart lyrics
- I Hear Music lyrics
- Is That All There Is? [Dutch translation]
- Peggy Lee - I'm a Woman
- It's a Good, Good Night lyrics
- I'll Only Miss Him When I Think of Him lyrics
- I Never Knew lyrics
- Get Out of Town lyrics
- I Feel It lyrics
- I've Got Your Number lyrics
- I Didn't Find Love lyrics
- Crazy in the Heart lyrics
- It's a Big Wide Wonderful World lyrics
- Ingenuitat lyrics
- Get Out of Town [Dutch translation]
- Johnny Guitar [Romanian translation]
- Is That All There Is? [Russian translation]
- Clocked Out! lyrics
- Peggy Lee - Goin' to Chicago Blues
- Fisherman's Wharf lyrics
- Heart [Russian translation]
- Don't Ever Leave Me [Turkish translation]
- Caramba! It's the Samba lyrics
- Boy From Ipanema [German translation]
- I Don't Want to Play in Your Yard lyrics
- Everything's Movin' Too Fast lyrics
- I'll Dance at Your Wedding lyrics
- Charley, My Boy lyrics
- Don't Forget to Feed the Reindeer lyrics
- I'm Glad I Waited for You lyrics
- I Don't Wanna Leave You Now lyrics
- I'm Gonna Meet My Sweetie Now lyrics
- Joey, Joey, Joey lyrics
- I Got a Man lyrics
- It's All over Now lyrics
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