- country:Japan
- Languages:Japanese, English
- Genre:Funk, Pop, R&B/Soul, Rock
- Official site:http://www.tatsuro.co.jp/
- Wiki:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tatsuro_Yamashita
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- Mama Told Me Not To Come [French translation]
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- I'm Coming Home lyrics
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- Love is in the Air lyrics
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- Amore amicizia lyrics
- Not Responsible [Romanian translation]
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- Green, Green Grass of Home [Spanish translation]
- O Morro Não Tem Fez lyrics
- It's Not Unusual [Spanish translation]
- Letter To Lucille lyrics
- I'm Coming Home [Hungarian translation]
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