- country:Japan
- Languages:Japanese, English
- Genre:Anime, Soundtrack
- Official site:http://www.denyuden.jp/
- Wiki:https://ja.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/伝説の勇者の伝説
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Densetsu no Yūsha no Densetsu (OST) Lyrics
- 君思う空の下 [kimi omou sora no shita] [Transliteration]
- 君思う空の下 [kimi omou sora no shita] [English translation]
- LAMENT～やがて喜びを～ [LAMENT ~yagate yorokobi o~] lyrics
- Last Inferno lyrics
- 君思う空の下 [kimi omou sora no shita]
- 旅路の詩 [Tabiji no uta] lyrics
- Truth of My Destiny lyrics
- 光のフィルメント [Hikari no firumento] lyrics
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- Ninja
- Kali Uchis
- Women of Faith
- 3 Hürel
- Trent Reznor
- Bill Withers
- Richard Anthony
- Kuh Ledesma
- Bhinda Aujla
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- MM Keeeravani
- Lele Pons
- DNCE
- Eiko Hiramatsu
- Stony
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- Kurt Fick
- Hirai Zerdüş
- MyFuckinMess
- Giovanni Battista Pergolesi
- Heartland (USA)
- İrem Candar
- Jamie Foxx
- Lucilla Galeazzi
- Jordan Suaste
- Italian Children Songs
- Eduardo Galeano
- Stefflon Don
- Gregoire Dune
- Comedian Harmonists
- Nervy
- Must Get Out [Greek translation]
- Moves Like Jagger [Japanese translation]
- Must Get Out [Romanian translation]
- New Love [Turkish translation]
- Nobody's Love lyrics
- Moves Like Jagger lyrics
- Never Gonna Leave This Bed [Romanian translation]
- Never Gonna Leave This Bed [Turkish translation]
- My Heart Is Open [Indonesian translation]
- New Love [Hungarian translation]
- New Love [Turkish translation]
- Never Gonna Leave This Bed [Finnish translation]
- Never Gonna Leave This Bed [German translation]
- Must Get Out [Spanish translation]
- Misery [Romanian translation]
- Misery [Russian translation]
- Not Coming Home lyrics
- Never Gonna Leave This Bed [Portuguese translation]
- Never Gonna Leave This Bed [Hungarian translation]
- Moves Like Jagger [Greek translation]
- Misery [Serbian translation]
- Moves Like Jagger [Croatian translation]
- My Heart Is Open [Greek translation]
- Never Gonna Leave This Bed [Spanish translation]
- Never Gonna Leave This Bed [Bosnian translation]
- Misery [Turkish translation]
- Moves Like Jagger [German translation]
- No Curtain Call [Spanish translation]
- Moves Like Jagger [Hungarian translation]
- Must Get Out [French translation]
- Moves Like Jagger [Russian translation]
- My Heart Is Open lyrics
- Not Falling Apart lyrics
- My Heart Is Open [Indonesian translation]
- Moves Like Jagger [Portuguese translation]
- Miss You, Love You lyrics
- Saturday Night [Is The Loneliest Night In The Week] lyrics
- Miss You, Love You [Swedish translation]
- Not Coming Home [French translation]
- Nobody's Love [Thai translation]
- My Heart Is Open [Chinese translation]
- Nobody's Love [Turkish translation]
- Moves Like Jagger [Albanian translation]
- Not Coming Home [Swedish translation]
- Moves Like Jagger [Finnish translation]
- New Love [French translation]
- Nobody's Love [Portuguese translation]
- Moves Like Jagger [French translation]
- Moves Like Jagger [Persian translation]
- You Send Me Flying [Cherry] lyrics
- Moves Like Jagger [Serbian translation]
- Miss You, Love You [French translation]
- Moves Like Jagger [Filipino/Tagalog translation]
- Moves Like Jagger [Italian translation]
- Moves Like Jagger [Turkish translation]
- Moves Like Jagger [Korean translation]
- Not Coming Home [Spanish translation]
- Miss You, Love You [Serbian translation]
- Never Gonna Leave This Bed [Turkish translation]
- Never Gonna Leave This Bed [Swedish translation]
- Misery [Spanish translation]
- New Love [Serbian translation]
- Moves Like Jagger [French translation]
- Nobody's Love [Romanian translation]
- Moves Like Jagger [Romanian translation]
- My Heart Is Open [Hungarian translation]
- Moves Like Jagger [Ukrainian translation]
- Misery [Thai translation]
- Miss You, Love You [Spanish translation]
- Not Coming Home [Portuguese translation]
- Misery [Swedish translation]
- New Love [German translation]
- No Curtain Call lyrics
- My Heart Is Open [German translation]
- Never Gonna Leave This Bed [Hebrew translation]
- New Love [Tongan translation]
- Not Coming Home [Serbian translation]
- New Love [Indonesian translation]
- Moves Like Jagger [Spanish translation]
- My Heart Is Open [French translation]
- She's Not Him lyrics
- Not Coming Home [Turkish translation]
- Never Gonna Leave This Bed [Serbian translation]
- Never Gonna Leave This Bed [Russian translation]
- My Heart Is Open [Serbian translation]
- No Curtain Call [French translation]
- New Love lyrics
- Moves Like Jagger [Swedish translation]
- No Curtain Call [Hungarian translation]
- Moves Like Jagger [Italian translation]
- Never Gonna Leave This Bed [French translation]
- Not Coming Home [Hebrew translation]
- Te deseo lo mejor lyrics
- Must Get Out lyrics
- Never Gonna Leave This Bed lyrics
- My Heart Is Open [Russian translation]
- Nobody's Love [Serbian translation]
- Misery [Portuguese translation]
- Moves Like Jagger [Dutch translation]
- My Heart Is Open [Turkish translation]
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