- country:Japan
- Languages:Japanese
- Genre:Anime, Rock
- Official site:http://ameblo.jp/akiriot/
- Wiki:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DISACODE
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AKIRA from DISACODE Lyrics
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- Eclipse [Spanish translation]
- Goodbye Blue Sky [Finnish translation]
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- Goodbye Blue Sky [Ukrainian translation]
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- Fat Old Sun [Turkish translation]
- Eclipse [Italian translation]
- Fearless [Croatian translation]
- Free Four [Serbian translation]
- Flaming [Portuguese translation]
- Eclipse [Romanian translation]
- Fearless [Azerbaijani translation]
- Eclipse [Polish translation]
- Flaming [Greek translation]
- Goodbye Blue Sky [Italian translation]
- Get Your Filthy Hands Off My Desert [Turkish translation]
- Fat Old Sun [Spanish translation]
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- Embryo [Turkish translation]
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- Flaming [Croatian translation]
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- Goodbye Blue Sky [Vietnamese translation]
- Fat Old Sun [French translation]
- Embryo [French translation]
- Flaming [Hungarian translation]
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- Goodbye Blue Sky [Spanish translation]
- Goodbye Blue Sky [Russian translation]
- Fearless lyrics
- Flaming lyrics
- Flaming [Turkish translation]
- Goodbye Blue Sky [Greek translation]
- Get Your Filthy Hands Off My Desert [Greek translation]
- Fearless [Greek translation]
- Empty Spaces lyrics
- Get Your Filthy Hands Off My Desert [Polish translation]
- Goodbye Cruel World [Serbian translation]
- Fearless [Turkish translation]
- Goodbye Blue Sky [Russian translation]
- Goodbye Blue Sky [Hungarian translation]
- Get Your Filthy Hands Off My Desert [Serbian translation]
- Eclipse [Polish translation]
- Eclipse [Persian translation]
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- Flaming [French translation]
- Eclipse [Turkish translation]
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- Embryo [Turkish translation]
- Eclipse [Serbian translation]
- Eclipse [Vietnamese translation]
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- Eclipse [Greek translation]
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