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- Languages:Japanese, English
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- Official site:http://amatsuki.jp/
- Wiki:https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/天月-あまつき-
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Amatsuki Lyrics
- Mr.Fake [English translation]
- White Line [Transliteration]
- Mr.Fake [Transliteration]
- きっと愛って [Kitto aitte] [Transliteration]
- White Line [Portuguese translation]
- Mr.Fake lyrics
- 月曜日の憂鬱 [getsuyoobi no yuuutsu] [Getsuyōbi no yūutsu]
- White Line lyrics
- きみだけは。 [Kimi dake wa.] lyrics
- きっと愛って [Kitto aitte] lyrics
Amatsuki featuring lyrics
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- Digimon (OST) - DIVE!! (Opening Theme)
- ベルセルク (Berserk) (English translation)
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- ヴァンパイア (Vanpaia) [Vampire] (English translation)
- ヴァンパイア (Vanpaia) [Vampire] (Portuguese translation)
- ヴァンパイア (Vanpaia) [Vampire] (Transliteration)
- Itō Kashitarō - さよならだけが人生だ (Sayonara Dake ga Jinsei Da)
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- Alcohol [Portuguese translation]
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- Sally [Polish translation]
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- Sun Is On My Side [Croatian translation]
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- Wê Şevê [Turkish translation]
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- It Doesn't Matter Anymore lyrics
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- Sun Is On My Side [German translation]
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- Ice Cream Man lyrics
- Immigraniada [We Comin Rougher] [French translation]
- Secrets lyrics
- Ho una casa nell'Honan lyrics
- Wê Şevê lyrics
- Baktın Olmuyo lyrics
- Immigraniada [We Comin Rougher] lyrics
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- Illumination [Italian translation]
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- Luna in piena lyrics
- En la Obscuridad lyrics
- American Wedding [Italian translation]
- Yarê lyrics
- Parte De Mi Corazon lyrics
- Pala Tute [Portuguese translation]
- Alcohol lyrics
- Dogs Were Barking lyrics
- American Wedding lyrics
- My Companjera lyrics
- Jaro [Ji Bo Bîranîna Tahir Elçî] [Turkish translation]
- Αχ Ελλάδα σ' αγαπώ [Ah Ellada S'agapo] lyrics
- Sun Is On My Side [French translation]
- Puff, the Magic Dragon lyrics
- Start wearing purple [Turkish translation]
- Lost Innocent World lyrics
- Hotvîn lyrics
- Reggaeton Lento [Versione Italiana] lyrics
- Ji dil lyrics
- Start wearing purple [Italian translation]
- Busted lyrics
- Sin querer lyrics
- My Gypsy Auto Pilot lyrics
- Gypsy Part of Town lyrics
- Something Blue lyrics
- Yarê [Turkish translation]
- Şox û Şengê [English translation]
- 60 Revolutions [Russian translation]
- Immigraniada [We Comin Rougher] [Turkish translation]
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- Познавам те [Poznavam Te] lyrics
- Εκδρομή [Ekdromi] lyrics
- Pala Tute [Turkish translation]
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- Start wearing purple [Portuguese translation]
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- Şox û Şengê
- Payiz [Turkish translation]
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- Hotvîn [Turkish translation]
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- Zêrîn lyrics
- Her Şakê lyrics
- Jaro [Ji Bo Bîranîna Tahir Elçî] [English translation]
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- Gypsy Part of Town [English translation]
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- Illumination lyrics
- Her Şakê [Turkish translation]
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