- country:Japan
- Languages:Japanese
- Genre:Pop, Singer-songwriter
- Official site:http://www.murashita-kozo.com
- Wiki:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kōzō_Murashita
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Kōzō Murashita Lyrics
- 陽だまり [Hidamari] [English translation]
- 初恋 [Hatsukoi] [English translation]
- 踊り子 [Odoriko]
- この国に生れてよかった [I'm glad I was born in this country] [English translation]
- 初恋 初期バージョン [First Love. A proto type version.] [English translation]
- この国に生れてよかった [I'm glad I was born in this country] lyrics
- 初恋 [Hatsukoi] [English translation]
- 初恋 初期バージョン [First Love. A proto type version.] lyrics
- 初恋 [Hatsukoi] lyrics
- 陽だまり [Hidamari] lyrics
Kōzō Murashita also performed lyrics
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- Badbye [Romanian translation]
- Do You [Czech translation]
- Change [Russian translation]
- Your Song [Spanish translation]
- Badbye [Russian translation]
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- Your Song [Bulgarian translation]
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- Always [Russian translation]
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- Bicycle [Russian translation]
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- Your Song [Hungarian translation]
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- Bicycle [English translation]
- Your Song [Persian translation]
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- Your Song [Thai translation]
- Badbye [Russian translation]
- Always [French translation]
- Your Song [Croatian translation]
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- Your Song [Indonesian translation]
- Always [Croatian translation]
- Telephone [Italian translation]
- Your Song [Portuguese translation]
- Bicycle [Filipino/Tagalog translation]
- Your Song [Greek translation]
- Shallow [cover]
- Change [German translation]
- Bicycle [French translation]
- Always [Russian translation]
- Your Song [German translation]
- Do You lyrics
- Always [Romanian translation]
- Shallow [cover] [Ukrainian translation]
- Your Song [Turkish translation]
- Your Song [Turkish translation]
- Your Song [Persian translation]
- Your Song [Turkish translation]
- Your Song [Hebrew translation]
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- Do You [French translation]
- Always [English translation]
- Shallow
- Do You [Russian translation]
- Your Song [Hebrew translation]
- Your Song [Italian translation]
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- Badbye [Transliteration]
- Change [Transliteration]
- Change [Hungarian translation]
- Do You [English translation]
- Your Song [German translation]
- Bicycle [Russian translation]
- Change [Romanian translation]
- Poker Face [Lady Gaga Redone]
- Badbye [Russian translation]
- Your Song [Polish translation]
- Your Song [Swedish translation]
- Bicycle [German translation]
- Your Song [Swedish translation]
- Do You [German translation]
- Your Song [Finnish translation]
- Your Song [Serbian translation]
- Shallow [cover] [Russian translation]
- Change [Turkish translation]
- Bicycle [Turkish translation]
- Badbye [Turkish translation]
- Always [Turkish translation]
- Shallow [French translation]
- Bicycle [Transliteration]
- Your Song [Ukrainian translation]
- Your Song [Albanian translation]
- Change [French translation]
- Shallow
- Badbye [French translation]
- Your Song [French translation]
- Your Song [French translation]
- RM - Change
- Always [German translation]
- Your Song [Portuguese translation]
- Your Song [Romanian translation]
- Your Song [Spanish translation]
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