- country:Japan
- Languages:Japanese, English
- Genre:Metal, Rock
- Official site:http://ameblo.jp/versailles-kamijo/
- Wiki:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kamijo_(musician)
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Kamijo Lyrics
Kamijo also performed lyrics
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- NOTD
- Maydoni
- Dame lo que quiero [English translation]
- Sway [Russian translation]
- Dame lo que quiero lyrics
- Amigo [English translation]
- R.K.M & Ken-Y - Desperate for your love
- Hoy por ti puedo andar [English translation]
- Goodbye [English translation]
- Dime [English translation]
- Cuando te enamores [English translation]
- Cuando lo olvides [English translation]
- Sway [Chinese translation]
- Sway [Turkish translation]
- R.K.M & Ken-Y - De qué vale
- Amigo lyrics
- Sway [Polish translation]
- Dime [English translation]
- Sway
- Dime [English translation]
- You Always Hurt The One You Love [Russian translation]
- Sway [French translation]
- Bésame [Remix] [English translation]
- چلے تو کٹ ہی جائے گا [Chale To Kat Hi Jayega] lyrics
- Enamorado por primera vez lyrics
- Sway [Russian translation]
- Sway [Croatian translation]
- Sway [Persian translation]
- Sway [French translation]
- Adiós [English translation]
- All I've Ever Wanted lyrics
- You Always Hurt The One You Love [Dutch translation]
- Cruz y maldición [English translation]
- Bésame [Remix] lyrics
- Fans [English translation]
- Cuando te enamores lyrics
- Bésame [Remix] [English translation]
- Down lyrics
- You Always Hurt The One You Love [Turkish translation]
- De la calle soy lyrics
- Bésame [Remix] [French translation]
- Sway [Turkish translation]
- Coriandoli lyrics
- Sway [Greek translation]
- Cruz y maldición lyrics
- Sway [Russian translation]
- Sway [Romanian translation]
- Dame lo que quiero [German translation]
- Enamorado por primera vez [English translation]
- Sway [Hebrew translation]
- Down [English translation]
- Let Me Dream A While lyrics
- The More I See You [German translation]
- Fans lyrics
- De rodillas [English translation]
- Sway [Hungarian translation]
- Hoy por ti puedo andar lyrics
- Sway [Italian translation]
- Amigo [Serbian translation]
- Forever [English translation]
- Sway [Arabic translation]
- De la calle soy [English translation]
- Capirò lyrics
- Sway [Serbian translation]
- Sway [Romanian translation]
- Forever lyrics
- Cuando lo olvides lyrics
- Когда поют солдаты [Kogda pojut soldaty] lyrics
- The Mills Brothers - You Always Hurt The One You Love
- Sway [Spanish translation]
- Goodbye lyrics
- Sway [Ukrainian translation]
- Enamorado por primera vez [English translation]
- You Always Hurt The One You Love [Greek translation]
- Bésame [Remix] [Italian translation]
- De qué vale [English translation]
- Dime [English translation]
- Sway [German translation]
- Cardi B - Lick [Remix]
- Sway [Russian translation]
- All in the Name
- Dame lo que quiero [Russian translation]
- Sway [Arabic translation]
- Sway [Russian translation]
- You Always Hurt The One You Love [German translation]
- You Always Hurt The One You Love [Russian translation]
- You Always Hurt The One You Love [Turkish translation]
- Sway [Bulgarian translation]
- Adiós lyrics
- De rodillas lyrics
- Sway [French translation]
- Big White Room lyrics
- I giorni dei falò [Long Ago And Far Away] lyrics
- El Comienzo lyrics
- Sana Kalbim Geçti lyrics
- Cuando te enamores [French translation]
- Dime lyrics
- The More I See You
- Sway [Serbian translation]
- Sway [Serbian translation]
- You Always Hurt The One You Love [Spanish translation]
- Sway [Serbian translation]
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