- country:Japan
- Languages:English, Japanese
- Genre:Comedy, Singer-songwriter
- Official site:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkitABalXafr-NqceQdDXtg
- Wiki:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joji_(musician)
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Pink Guy Lyrics
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- Be Inspired lyrics
- Be Inspired [Spanish translation]
- Dora The Explora lyrics
- Balls in my face lyrics
- Asian Pizza lyrics
- Dora The Explora [Italian translation]
- Do the Salamander lyrics
- Dog Festival Directions lyrics
- Dora The Explora [Portuguese translation]
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- She [Serbian translation]
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- Si j'avais un piano [English translation]
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- Si j'avais un piano [Russian translation]
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- Quel che non si fa più [Romanian translation]
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- Rentre chez toi et pleure [German translation]
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- Rentre chez toi et pleure [English translation]
- Sophie [English translation]
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- Schlafen Sie Mit Mir lyrics
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