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Martial Universe (OST) Lyrics
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- 恋ゲバ [koi geba] [Transliteration]
- Jacques Derrida lyrics
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- Slow love lyrics
- Wood Beez lyrics
- Oui, je suis d'Paris [Italian translation]
- NAINAINAI [Nainainai] [Transliteration]
- オトナブルー [OTONABLUE] lyrics
- Absolute lyrics
- 毒花 [Dokubana] [Transliteration]
- The World [Is Going Up in Flames] [Turkish translation]
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- Brushed With Oil, Dusted With Powder lyrics
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- 雨夜の接吻 [Amayo no seppun] lyrics
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- 恋の遮断機 [koi no shadanki] [Transliteration]
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- Mon matelot lyrics
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- Rumba d'amour lyrics
- The telephone song lyrics
- Don't Work That Hard lyrics
- Bam Salute lyrics
- Through the storm lyrics
- La mauvaise prière [English translation]
- Why Is It So Hard lyrics
- Hançer lyrics
- 恋ゲバ [koi geba] [Russian translation]
- 恋文 [KOIBUMI] [Transliteration]
- Where do we go from here lyrics
- La guinguette a fermé ses volets lyrics
- Asylums In Jerusalem lyrics
- La guinguette a fermé ses volets [English translation]
- ケセラセラ [Kesera sera] lyrics
- 恋ゲバ [koi geba] [English translation]
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- Hançer [English translation]
- After Six lyrics
- Things we do for love lyrics
- Take It As It Come
- Faithless lyrics
- Rumba d'amour [English translation]
- Lions After Slumber lyrics
- J'ai perdu ma jeunesse lyrics
- Strictly reserved for you lyrics
- Il m'a vue nue [Japanese translation]
- Vazgeç kalbim [English translation]
- Victim of Love lyrics
- NAINAINAI [Nainainai] lyrics
- Dr. Abernathy lyrics
- A Little Knowledge lyrics
- Il m'a vue nue [English translation]
- Day Late And A Dollar Short lyrics
- Getting Having And Holding lyrics
- The World [Is Going Up in Flames] [Russian translation]
- Dead Certainty lyrics
- オトナブルー [OTONABLUE] [Transliteration]
- Born To Be lyrics
- Oui, je suis d'Paris lyrics
- Mon homme [English translation]
- Mon homme [Japanese translation]
- Teşekkürler lyrics
- All That We Are lyrics
- 毒花 [Dokubana] [Russian translation]
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- Mon homme lyrics
- Best Thing Ever lyrics
- La mauvaise prière [Spanish translation]
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