- country:Japan
- Languages:Japanese
- Genre:Rock
- Official site:http://mijipin.blog34.fc2.com/
- Wiki:http://vocaloid.wikia.com/wiki/MIJIPIN-P
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- Elimde Olsa lyrics
- Bulamadım lyrics
- donmuyor geri [Persian translation]
- Bu Nasıl Güzel lyrics
- Bugün bayram günü derler lyrics
- bul getir [English translation]
- Elimde Olsa [Arabic translation]
- bul getir [French translation]
- Dertli Dertli lyrics
- Bulamadım [Tongan translation]
- Dertli Dertli [English translation]
- Bulamadım [Persian translation]
- bitanem [Russian translation]
- Etek sari [English translation]
- Derya [Russian translation]
- Dağlar Alsın Ağrını [English translation]
- Baby, Don't You Break My Heart Slow lyrics
- Dom Dom Kurşunu [Persian translation]
- Dom Dom Kurşunu [Arabic translation]
- Elimde Olsa [Persian translation]
- Dönmem asla lyrics
- Bulamadım [Albanian translation]
- Dertli Dertli [Arabic translation]
- Buda gecer lyrics
- bul getir [Greek translation]
- Dom Dom Kurşunu lyrics
- donmuyor geri [Polish translation]
- Davacı lyrics
- Derdimi kimlere desem [Russian translation]
- Etek sari [Dutch translation]
- Dom Dom Kurşunu [Kurdish [Kurmanji] translation]
- Bulamadım [English translation]
- Derya lyrics
- bul getir [Albanian translation]
- bul getir [Kurdish [Sorani] translation]
- Canım dediklerim lyrics
- Dallam [Persian translation]
- Davacı [English translation]
- Biz ne ayriliklar gördük [English translation]
- Bulamadım [German translation]
- bul getir [Georgian translation]
- Biz ne ayriliklar gördük lyrics
- Dağlar Alsın Ağrını lyrics
- Dargah Senden [Persian translation]
- Etek sari [English translation]
- Derya [Arabic translation]
- Bu Nasıl Güzel [Persian translation]
- Dönmem asla [Persian translation]
- Bulamadım [Portuguese translation]
- Canım dediklerim [German translation]
- Dertli Dertli [Persian translation]
- Elimde Olsa [English translation]
- Buda gecer [Russian translation]
- donmuyor geri lyrics
- Biz ne ayriliklar gördük [Russian translation]
- bul getir [Arabic translation]
- Elimde Olsa [Arabic translation]
- Buda gecer [Arabic translation]
- bitanem [Russian translation]
- Elimde Olsa [Albanian translation]
- bul getir [Russian translation]
- Etek sari lyrics
- Derdimi kimlere desem [Persian translation]
- bul getir lyrics
- Dost Nasihatı [Arabic translation]
- Dom Dom Kurşunu [English translation]
- bul getir [Bulgarian translation]
- Bulamadım [Serbian translation]
- Derdimi kimlere desem [Uzbek translation]
- Bulamadım [French translation]
- Dom Dom Kurşunu [Persian translation]
- Biz ne ayriliklar gördük [German translation]
- Bu Nasıl Güzel [Arabic translation]
- Canım dediklerim [Persian translation]
- Etek sari [French translation]
- Davacı [Persian translation]
- Ele Ne [Persian translation]
- bul getir [English translation]
- Derdimi kimlere desem [English translation]
- Dertli Dertli [Albanian translation]
- Ele Ne lyrics
- bul getir [Romanian translation]
- Biz ne ayriliklar gördük [Persian translation]
- Dargah Senden lyrics
- bul getir [English translation]
- Que Dieu aide les exclus lyrics
- Dediki Nişanlıyam lyrics
- Bulamadım [Hungarian translation]
- Canım dediklerim [English translation]
- Canım dediklerim [English translation]
- Derdimi kimlere desem [Tatar translation]
- Dallam lyrics
- Bulamadım [Russian translation]
- donmuyor geri [English translation]
- bul getir [Persian translation]
- Derdimi kimlere desem lyrics
- Dost Nasihatı lyrics
- Bulamadım [German translation]
- Canım dediklerim [Arabic translation]
- bul getir [Greek translation]
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