- country:Taiwan
- Languages:Chinese, Taiwanese Hokkien, English, Korean, Japanese
- Genre:Pop, R&B/Soul, Singer-songwriter
- Official site:https://bbs.jaycn.com/
- Wiki:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jay_Chou
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Jay Chou Lyrics
- Mine Mine lyrics
- Mojito [English translation]
- 一口氣全唸對 [One Breath] [Yī kǒuqì quán niàn duì] lyrics
- 一路向北 [All the Way North] [Yī lù xiàng běi] lyrics
- Mine Mine [English translation]
- Mojito lyrics
- Now You See Me lyrics
- 一路向北 [All the Way North] [Yī lù xiàng běi] [English translation]
- Try lyrics
- Now You See Me [English translation]
Jay Chou featuring lyrics
Jay Chou also performed lyrics
- 听见下雨的声音 (Tīng jiàn xià yǔ de shēng yīn) (English translation)
- 夜的第七章 + Skyfall (yè de dì qī zhāng) (Russian translation)
- 你是我的OK繃 (Nǐ shì wǒ de OK běng) [You're My Bandaid]
- 听见下雨的声音 (Tīng jiàn xià yǔ de shēng yīn)
- 獻世 (Hin sai)
- 夜的第七章 + Skyfall (yè de dì qī zhāng) lyrics
- 听见下雨的声音 (Tīng jiàn xià yǔ de shēng yīn) (Greek translation)
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- О' Азис 2 [O' Azis 2] lyrics
- Обичам те [Obicham te] [Italian translation]
- Не, не казвай [Ne, ne kazvai] lyrics
- Обичам те [Obicham te] [Transliteration]
- Няма Накъде [Nyama nakade] [Serbian translation]
- Няма Накъде [Nyama nakade] lyrics
- Онова момче [Onova momche] [Turkish translation]
- Не, не мога [Ne, ne moga] [English translation]
- Нека да ти дам [Neka da ti dam] [Russian translation]
- Обичай ме, докосвай ме [Obichai me, dokosvai me] [Russian translation]
- Нещо мръсно [Nesto mrysno] [Transliteration]
- Няма Накъде [Nyama nakade] [Transliteration]
- Няма Накъде [Nyama nakade] [Azerbaijani translation]
- Обичам те [Obicham te] [Spanish translation]
- О' Азис 2 [O' Azis 2] [German translation]
- Обичам те [Obicham te] [Serbian translation]
- Няма Накъде [Nyama nakade] [Czech translation]
- Онова момче [Onova momche] [Russian translation]
- Онова момче [Onova momche] lyrics
- Някой Ден [Niakoi Den] lyrics
- Но казвам ти стига [No Kazvam Ti Stiga] [Turkish translation]
- Няма Накъде [Nyama nakade] [Arabic translation]
- Обичам те [Obicham te] [Russian translation]
- Онова момче [Onova momche] [English translation]
- Обичам те [Obicham te] [Bosnian translation]
- Но казвам ти стига [No Kazvam Ti Stiga] [English translation]
- Не спира да боли [Ne spira da boli] [English translation]
- Не спира да боли [Ne spira da boli] [Turkish translation]
- Обичам те [Obicham te] [English translation]
- Не, не мога [Ne, ne moga] [Transliteration]
- Не спира да боли [Ne spira da boli] [English translation]
- Обичам те [Obicham te] [Greek translation]
- Няма [Nyama] [Russian translation]
- Онова момче [Onova momche] [Polish translation]
- Не спира да боли [Ne spira da boli] [Czech translation]
- Не спира да боли [Ne spira da boli] lyrics
- Няма Накъде [Nyama nakade] [Bosnian translation]
- Не спира да боли [Ne spira da boli] [Russian translation]
- Обичам те [Obicham te] [Turkish translation]
- Пакета [Paketa] lyrics
- Отпиши ме [Otpishi me] [English translation]
- Няма Накъде [Nyama nakade] [English translation]
- Обичай ме, докосвай ме [Obichai me, dokosvai me] [Transliteration]
- Не, не казвай [Ne, ne kazvai] [Russian translation]
- Някой Ден [Niakoi Den] [Russian translation]
- Обичай ме, докосвай ме [Obichai me, dokosvai me] [English translation]
- Нека да ти дам [Neka da ti dam] [English translation]
- Обичай ме, докосвай ме [Obichai me, dokosvai me] [Turkish translation]
- Онова момче [Onova momche] [Greek translation]
- Онова момче [Onova momche] [Transliteration]
- О' Азис 2 [O' Azis 2] [Turkish translation]
- Обичам те [Obicham te] lyrics
- Не, не казвай [Ne, ne kazvai] [English translation]
- О' Азис 2 [O' Azis 2] [Azerbaijani translation]
- Няма [Nyama] lyrics
- Няма Накъде [Nyama nakade] [Croatian translation]
- Обичам те [Obicham te] [Russian translation]
- Обичам те [Obicham te] [English translation]
- Не, не казвай [Ne, ne kazvai] [Czech translation]
- Няма Накъде [Nyama nakade] [Romanian translation]
- Няма Накъде [Nyama nakade] [Dutch translation]
- Не, не мога [Ne, ne moga] [Russian translation]
- Не спира да боли [Ne spira da boli] [Swedish translation]
- Нека да ти дам [Neka da ti dam] [Transliteration]
- Но казвам ти стига [No Kazvam Ti Stiga] [English translation]
- Няма Накъде [Nyama nakade] [Montenegrin translation]
- Няма [Nyama] [English translation]
- Нещо мръсно [Nesto mrysno] lyrics
- О' Азис 2 [O' Azis 2] [Transliteration]
- Няма Накъде [Nyama nakade] [Russian translation]
- Обичай ме, докосвай ме [Obichai me, dokosvai me] [Greek translation]
- Някой Ден [Niakoi Den] [Transliteration]
- Нещо мръсно [Nesto mrysno] [Turkish translation]
- Няма [Nyama] [Turkish translation]
- Няма Накъде [Nyama nakade] [Russian translation]
- Нещо мръсно [Nesto mrysno] [Russian translation]
- Обичай ме, докосвай ме [Obichai me, dokosvai me] lyrics
- Онова момче [Onova momche] [Russian translation]
- Обичам те [Obicham te] [Polish translation]
- Нека да ти дам [Neka da ti dam] lyrics
- Някой Ден [Niakoi Den] [Turkish translation]
- Обичам те [Obicham te] [Bosnian translation]
- Но казвам ти стига [No Kazvam Ti Stiga] [Transliteration]
- Не спира да боли [Ne spira da boli] [Transliteration]
- О' Азис 2 [O' Azis 2] [Russian translation]
- Пакета [Paketa] [English translation]
- Не, не казвай [Ne, ne kazvai] [Transliteration]
- Отпиши ме [Otpishi me] lyrics
- Не, не мога [Ne, ne moga] lyrics
- Нека да ти дам [Neka da ti dam] [Russian translation]
- Няма Накъде [Nyama nakade] [Greek translation]
- Но казвам ти стига [No Kazvam Ti Stiga] [Russian translation]
- Нещо мръсно [Nesto mrysno] [English translation]
- Няма Накъде [Nyama nakade] [Turkish translation]
- О' Азис 2 [O' Azis 2] [English translation]
- Няма Накъде [Nyama nakade] [Transliteration]
- Онова момче [Onova momche] [Spanish translation]
- Но казвам ти стига [No Kazvam Ti Stiga] lyrics
- О' Азис 2 [O' Azis 2] [French translation]
- Няма [Nyama] [Transliteration]
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