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- HUI (PENTAGON)
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- Gordana Lazarević
- The Ferryman: Legends of Nanyang (OST)
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- Saša Popović
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- Nicholas Tse
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- Mini.K
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- 2xxx
- Wilma
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- Reply 1988 (OST)
- Natalie Lament
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- A Piece of Your Mind (OST)
- Filippo Gatti
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- Flames of Ambition (OST)
- PREP
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- René Klijn
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- The S.O.S. Band
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- Ralo
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- Sadek
- 夕やけの空 [Yūyake no sora] [Transliteration]
- Rain II lyrics
- Solo Por Vos [English translation]
- ひとりぼっちのふたり [Hitori Bocchi No Futari] lyrics
- Olvídate De Mí lyrics
- この世のある限り [Konoyo no aru kagiri] lyrics
- 上を向いて歩こう? [ue o muite arukō [sukiyaki]] [Turkish translation]
- A Fuego [Polish translation]
- 涙くんさよなら [Namida kun sayonara] [Spanish translation]
- Como Te Mereces lyrics
- Sabes Qué lyrics
- ともだち [Tomodachi] [Transliteration]
- 九ちゃんのズンタタッタ [kyū-chan no zuntatta] [English translation]
- Mi Mejor Error [Polish translation]
- 上を向いて歩こう? [ue o muite arukō [sukiyaki]] [Transliteration]
- Sangría lyrics
- ステキなタイミング [Sutekina taimingu] [Spanish translation]
- Mi Mejor Error lyrics
- さよなら さよなら [Sayonara sayonara] [Transliteration]
- 上を向いて歩こう? [ue o muite arukō [sukiyaki]] [English translation]
- Calendar Girl lyrics
- 心の瞳 [Kokoro no hitomi] lyrics
- 夕やけの空 [Yūyake no sora] [English translation]
- 幸せなら手をたたこう [Shiawase nara te o tatakou] [Spanish translation]
- 明日があるさ [Ashita ga Arusa] [English translation]
- Serpiente Veneno lyrics
- 明日があるさ [Ashita ga Arusa] [Transliteration]
- ともだち [Tomodachi] lyrics
- A Fuego lyrics
- ステキなタイミング [Sutekina taimingu] [Transliteration]
- Olvídate De Mí [Polish translation]
- ひとりぼっちのふたり [Hitori Bocchi No Futari] [English translation]
- Sabes Qué [Polish translation]
- La Calle Del Olvido lyrics
- ÑERI lyrics
- 上を向いて歩こう? [ue o muite arukō [sukiyaki]] [English translation]
- この世のある限り [Konoyo no aru kagiri] [Transliteration]
- 幸せなら手をたたこう [Shiawase nara te o tatakou] [Transliteration]
- 心の瞳 [Kokoro no hitomi] [English translation]
- Solo Por Vos lyrics
- Elimo lyrics
- 九ちゃんのズンタタッタ [kyū-chan no zuntatta] [Spanish translation]
- さよなら さよなら [Sayonara sayonara] lyrics
- 明日があるさ [Ashita ga Arusa] [Spanish translation]
- Lollypop lyrics
- ひとりぼっちのふたり [Hitori Bocchi No Futari] [Transliteration]
- 幸せなら手をたたこう [Shiawase nara te o tatakou] [English translation]
- この世のある限り [Konoyo no aru kagiri] [Spanish translation]
- 夕やけの空 [Yūyake no sora] [Spanish translation]
- この世のある限り [Konoyo no aru kagiri] [English translation]
- 九ちゃんのズンタタッタ [kyū-chan no zuntatta] [Transliteration]
- ステキなタイミング [Sutekina taimingu] lyrics
- 九ちゃんのズンタタッタ [kyū-chan no zuntatta] lyrics
- 上を向いて歩こう? [ue o muite arukō [sukiyaki]] [Italian translation]
- 上を向いて歩こう? [ue o muite arukō [sukiyaki]] [Spanish translation]
- Lollypop [Spanish translation]
- 心の瞳 [Kokoro no hitomi] [Transliteration]
- No Te Pido Más lyrics
- 上を向いて歩こう? [ue o muite arukō [sukiyaki]] [Russian translation]
- レッツキッス [ジェンカ] [Let's kiss [Jenka]] [Transliteration]
- さよなら さよなら [Sayonara sayonara] [Spanish translation]
- 心の瞳 [Kokoro no hitomi] [Spanish translation]
- ÑERI [English translation]
- 皆んなで笑いましょ [Minna de waraimasho] [Spanish translation]
- レッツキッス [ジェンカ] [Let's kiss [Jenka]] [English translation]
- A Fuego [English translation]
- Calendar Girl [Spanish translation]
- ともだち [Tomodachi] [English translation]
- 上を向いて歩こう? [ue o muite arukō [sukiyaki]] [Czech translation]
- レッツキッス [ジェンカ] [Let's kiss [Jenka]] lyrics
- 上を向いて歩こう? [ue o muite arukō [sukiyaki]] [Swedish translation]
- 幸せなら手をたたこう [Shiawase nara te o tatakou] lyrics
- 暗光 [Ngam gwong] lyrics
- 皆んなで笑いましょ [Minna de waraimasho] lyrics
- さよなら さよなら [Sayonara sayonara] [English translation]
- 上を向いて歩こう? [ue o muite arukō [sukiyaki]] [French translation]
- 上を向いて歩こう? [ue o muite arukō [sukiyaki]] [Hebrew translation]
- レッツキッス [ジェンカ] [Let's kiss [Jenka]] [Spanish translation]
- 上を向いて歩こう? [ue o muite arukō [sukiyaki]] [Portuguese translation]
- 皆んなで笑いましょ [Minna de waraimasho] [Transliteration]
- 夕やけの空 [Yūyake no sora] lyrics
- Si Te Dijera lyrics
- Calendar Girl [Transliteration]
- 上を向いて歩こう? [ue o muite arukō [sukiyaki]] [Hungarian translation]
- ともだち [Tomodachi] [Spanish translation]
- ステキなタイミング [Sutekina taimingu] [English translation]
- 上を向いて歩こう? [ue o muite arukō [sukiyaki]] [German translation]
- 皆んなで笑いましょ [Minna de waraimasho] [English translation]
- ひとりぼっちのふたり [Hitori Bocchi No Futari] [Spanish translation]
- Calendar Girl [English translation]
- 涙くんさよなら [Namida kun sayonara] [English translation]
- 夕やけの空 [Yūyake no sora] [English translation]
- 涙くんさよなら [Namida kun sayonara] lyrics
- 明日があるさ [Ashita ga Arusa] lyrics
- 涙くんさよなら [Namida kun sayonara] [Transliteration]
- 上を向いて歩こう? [ue o muite arukō [sukiyaki]] [Thai translation]
- 上を向いて歩こう? [ue o muite arukō [sukiyaki]] [English translation]
- Dracukeo lyrics
- 上を向いて歩こう? [ue o muite arukō [sukiyaki]] lyrics
- 暗光 [Ngam gwong] [Transliteration]
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