- country:Japan
- Languages:Japanese, Transliteration
- Genre:Pop, Rock
- Official site:http://www.lilychouchou.jp/
- Wiki:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lily_Chou-Chou
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Lily Chou-Chou Lyrics
- エロティック [Erotic] [Transliteration]
- エロティック [Erotic] [English translation]
- アラベスク [Arabesuku] lyrics
- 飛べない翼 [Tobenai Tsubasa] [English translation]
- Wound That Heals lyrics
- アラベスク [Arabesuku] [English translation]
- アラベスク [Arabesuku] [Turkish translation]
- 愛の実験 [Ai no Jikken] lyrics
- 飛べない翼 [Tobenai Tsubasa] lyrics
- エロティック [Erotic] lyrics
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- I'm So Special lyrics
- I Guess I'll Have to Change My Plan lyrics
- Room with a View lyrics
- Ommy Dimpoz - Hello
- Rockstar lyrics
- Show Me lyrics
- She’s Good lyrics
- The Ballad of Hollywood Jack and the Rage Kage [Greek translation]
- Fuck Her Gently [Italian translation]
- The Touch of Your Hand lyrics
- Kitete lyrics
- Willy Paul - Nikune
- Karate lyrics
- Kyle Quit the Band lyrics
- Low Hangin' Fruit [Turkish translation]
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- Wonderboy lyrics
- It's Good to Want You Bad lyrics
- The Metal lyrics
- You Are The Best lyrics
- To Be The Best [Turkish translation]
- Woman Time lyrics
- Ich wünsch mir eine Schultüte lyrics
- Rock Is Dead [Turkish translation]
- Clocked Out! lyrics
- Jigi Jigi lyrics
- Rock Is Dead [Bulgarian translation]
- The Metal [Italian translation]
- Streets lyrics
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- Tribute lyrics
- Where Are You? lyrics
- Roadie lyrics
- I Wanna Be Around lyrics
- March lyrics
- It Shouldn't Happen to a Dream lyrics
- They Fucked Our Asses lyrics
- Take Us Into Space lyrics
- Fuck Her Gently [Romanian translation]
- My heart belongs to Daddy lyrics
- Fuck Yo-Yo Ma lyrics
- About the Blues lyrics
- You're My Baby lyrics
- JB Jr Rap lyrics
- I do lyrics
- Fuck Her Gently [Turkish translation]
- Fuck Her Gently [French translation]
- Shado Mado lyrics
- Post-Apocalypto Theme lyrics
- Kielbasa lyrics
- Roadie [Turkish translation]
- Me N You lyrics
- The Road lyrics
- Fuck Her Gently [German translation]
- The Mamas and The Papas - Twelve Thirty [Young Girls Are Coming to the Canyon]
- Fuck Her Gently [Chinese translation]
- Reunion/Not So Fast lyrics
- The Metal [Serbian translation]
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- Lee lyrics
- Get Set for the Blues lyrics
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- Fanya lyrics
- Rize of the Fenix [Turkish translation]
- POD lyrics
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- Tiga Wana lyrics
- Tribute [German translation]
- Like a God lyrics
- Rock Your Socks lyrics
- History lyrics
- Tribute [Polish translation]
- Rock Is Dead [Russian translation]
- Dindí lyrics
- Tribute [Serbian translation]
- Ni Wewe lyrics
- The Metal [Turkish translation]
- Jamaican Gyal [Wine] lyrics
- And That Reminds Me lyrics
- Wonderboy [Bosnian translation]
- Tribute [German translation]
- The Government Totally Sucks lyrics
- Dream of You lyrics
- Night Song lyrics
- Making Love lyrics
- Tribute [Turkish translation]
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- I've Got to Go lyrics
- Hope lyrics
- Scientists lyrics
- Rock Is Dead lyrics
- Goli lyrics
- Rize of the Fenix lyrics
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