- country:Japan
- Languages:English, Japanese
- Genre:Soundtrack
- Official site:https://shenmue.sega.com/
- Wiki:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shenmue
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Shenmue (OST) Lyrics
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- SWIPE [Russian translation]
- THAT'S NO NO NO [Russian translation]
- SHOOT! [English translation]
- THAT'S NO NO NO [French translation]
- O Morro Não Tem Fez lyrics
- WANNABE [Arabic translation]
- WANNABE [Bulgarian translation]
- Sorry Not Sorry [Portuguese translation]
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- Not Shy [English Version] lyrics
- SWIPE [English translation]
- TENNIS [0:0] [Portuguese translation]
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- THAT'S NO NO NO [Russian translation]
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- SWIPE lyrics
- Not Shy [English Version] [French translation]
- Sorry Not Sorry [Russian translation]
- THAT'S NO NO NO [Russian translation]
- Αντίο αγάπη διχασμένη [antio agapi dixasmeni] lyrics
- SHOOT! [Portuguese translation]
- SURF [Turkish translation]
- Pordioseros lyrics
- TING TING TING [Turkish translation]
- SHOOT! [English translation]
- THAT'S NO NO NO [English translation]
- SWIPE [Polish translation]
- NINI lyrics
- Última Canción lyrics
- Capriccio lyrics
- TING TING TING [Transliteration]
- Rien ne peut changer ma joie lyrics
- WANNABE lyrics
- Not Shy [English Version] [Polish translation]
- SWIPE [Transliteration]
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- SHOOT! [Hungarian translation]
- Sooo LUCKY [Turkish translation]
- Sorry Not Sorry [Turkish translation]
- Sorry Not Sorry [Transliteration]
- Things Are Looking Up lyrics
- Sorry Not Sorry [Thai translation]
- Not Shy [English Version] [Turkish translation]
- C'était... c'était... c'était lyrics
- TENNIS [0:0] [Russian translation]
- TING TING TING [French translation]
- Κεμάλ [Kemál] lyrics
- Sooo LUCKY lyrics
- SURF lyrics
- Let's Do It [Let's Fall in Love] lyrics
- Sooo LUCKY [English translation]
- Amore amicizia lyrics
- TENNIS [0:0] [English translation]
- SHOOT! [Romanian translation]
- SWIPE [Thai translation]
- Not Shy [English Version] [Hungarian translation]
- Not Shy [English Version] [Spanish translation]
- SURF [French translation]
- Sorry Not Sorry [Transliteration]
- TENNIS [0:0] [Turkish translation]
- Not Shy [English Version] [Russian translation]
- Un guanto lyrics
- SHOOT! [Turkish translation]
- TING TING TING [English translation]
- Simge - Ne zamandır
- SURF [English translation]
- Lei lyrics
- Not Shy [Japanese Ver.] lyrics
- SWIPE [Portuguese translation]
- SWIPE [Turkish translation]
- Η εποχή της Αγάπης [I epohi tis Agapis] lyrics
- Exhuming McCarthy lyrics
- SHOOT! [Transliteration]
- TENNIS [0:0] lyrics
- SHOOT! lyrics
- TING TING TING [Russian translation]
- Yaylalar lyrics
- SURF [Transliteration]
- Sooo LUCKY [Russian translation]
- Tu o non tu lyrics
- Somo' O No Somos lyrics
- TING TING TING [English translation]
- THAT'S NO NO NO lyrics
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- Sorry Not Sorry [English translation]
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