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Kyōko Koizumi Lyrics
- 丘を越えて [Oka o koete] [English translation]
- 潮騒のメモリー [Shiosai no Memory] [English translation]
- 潮騒のメモリー [Shiosai no Memory] [Spanish translation]
- 潮騒のメモリー [Shiosai no Memory] lyrics
- 100%男女交際 [Hyaku paasento danjo kousai] lyrics
- 潮騒のメモリー [Shiosai no Memory] [Transliteration]
- 丘を越えて [Oka o koete] [English translation]
- 丘を越えて [Oka o koete]
- 丘を越えて [Oka o koete] [Transliteration]
- 丘を越えて [Oka o koete] [Spanish translation]
Kyōko Koizumi featuring lyrics
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- Hibari Misora - 真赤な太陽 (Makkana Taiyou)
- 真赤な太陽 (Makkana Taiyou) (English translation)
- S.O.S. (English translation)
- S.O.S. (Transliteration)
- 真赤な太陽 (Makkana Taiyou) (Korean translation)
- 真赤な太陽 (Makkana Taiyou) (Transliteration)
- 真赤な太陽 (Makkana Taiyou) (Spanish translation)
- S.O.S. (Spanish translation)
- S.O.S. lyrics
- S.O.S. (English translation)
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- Suffering Bastard lyrics
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- Omerta [French translation]
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