海鸥 [Hǎi'ōu] lyrics
海鸥飞在蓝蓝海上
不怕狂风巨浪
挥着翅膀看着前方
不会迷失方向
飞的越高看的越远
它在找寻理想
我愿像海鸥一样
那么勇敢坚强
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Liu Chia-chang
- country:Taiwan
- Languages:Chinese
- Genre:Pop, Singer-songwriter
- Official site:https://zh.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E5%8A%89%E5%AE%B6%E6%98%8C
- Wiki:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liu_Chia-chang
Liu Chia-chang Lyrics
- 月滿西樓 [Yuè mǎn xī lóu] [English translation]
- 在雨中 [Zài yǔ zhōng] lyrics
- 大中華 [Dà zhōng huá] [English translation]
- 大中華 [Dà zhōng huá] lyrics
- 我家在那里 [Wǒ jiā zài nàlǐ] lyrics
- 中華民族 [Zhōnghuá mínzú] [German translation]
- Liu Chia-chang - 中華民族 [Zhōnghuá mínzú]
- 月滿西樓 [Yuè mǎn xī lóu]
- 中華民族 [Zhōnghuá mínzú] [English translation]
- 中華民族 [Zhōnghuá mínzú] [Japanese translation]
Liu Chia-chang Featuring Lyrics
Liu Chia-chang Also Performed Pyrics
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- Aşk [Serbian translation]
- why you gotta kick me when i'm down? [Italian translation]
- Who wants flowers when you're dead? Nobody. lyrics
- Annem [Hebrew translation]
- Aşk [Persian translation]
- Arada Bir [English translation]
- Send for Me lyrics
- Annem [Romanian translation]
- Visions [Finnish translation]
- The Happiest Christmas Tree lyrics
- So will ich mit dir leben lyrics
- Visions lyrics
- Wonderful Life [Hungarian translation]
- Aşk lyrics
- Annem [Persian translation]
- why you gotta kick me when i'm down? lyrics
- Ένας Έρωτας Φτηνός [Enas Erotas Ftinos] lyrics
- What You Need [Russian translation]
- Wonderful Life [Esperanto translation]
- Aşk [Russian translation]
- What You Need [French translation]
- Visions [Turkish translation]
- Wonderful Life [Russian translation]
- Aman Doktor [Ο Γιατρός] [O Yiatros] [English translation]
- My Lips Remember Your Kisses lyrics
- Aman Doktor [Ο Γιατρός] [O Yiatros] lyrics
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- Ah Bu Şarkıların Gözü Kör Olsun lyrics
- Ada Sahillerinde Bekliyorum [Μάτια Μου, Μάτια Μου] [Mátia mou, mátia moy] lyrics
- Wonderful Life [French translation]
- What You Need [Italian translation]
- Annem lyrics
- Wonderful Life [Finnish translation]
- Visions [French translation]
- cumartesi lyrics
- Annem [Romanian translation]
- Annem [Arabic translation]
- The Lighthouse Keeper lyrics
- Annem [English translation]
- Who wants flowers when you're dead? Nobody. [Italian translation]
- احبك جدأ lyrics
- Ağlıyor musun? lyrics
- Ah Bu Şarkıların Gözü Kör Olsun [Turkish translation]
- Ya no vivo por vivir lyrics
- What You Need lyrics
- Anlatma Sakın lyrics
- Aşk [Spanish translation]
- Visions [Italian translation]
- Talk lyrics
- Bartali lyrics
- why you gotta kick me when i'm down? [French translation]
- Tie My Hands lyrics
- Let’s Get the Party Started
- Addio lyrics
- He venido a pedirte perdón lyrics
- Aşk [Azerbaijani translation]
- Ah Bu Şarkıların Gözü Kör Olsun [English translation]
- ±ªþ³§ lyrics
- Annem [English translation]
- Wonderful Life [Greek translation]
- Aşkı Ne Sandın lyrics
- Who wants flowers when you're dead? Nobody. [Greek translation]
- why you gotta kick me when i'm down? [Turkish translation]
- Annem [Azerbaijani translation]
- Wonderful Life [Turkish translation]
- Arada Bir lyrics
- why you gotta kick me when i'm down? [Greek translation]
- Bahane [Kedi] [Arabic translation]
- Wonderful Life [Spanish translation]
- Annem [Romanian translation]
- Aman Doktor [Ο Γιατρός] [O Yiatros] [English translation]
- Guzel kiz lyrics
- Aşk [English translation]
- Loba lyrics
- Visions [Romanian translation]
- What You Need [Hungarian translation]
- Aklım Almıyor lyrics
- Annem [Serbian translation]
- Не теряй меня [Ne teryay menya] lyrics
- Annem [Italian translation]
- Annem [Greek translation]
- Streitlied zwischen Leben und Tod lyrics
- Bahane [Kedi] lyrics
- Visions [Hungarian translation]
- Wonderful Life lyrics
- Al Elimi Kara Sevda lyrics
- Secrets from a Gril [Who's seen it All] lyrics
- Annem [French translation]
- What You Need [Greek translation]
- Annem [Spanish translation]
- Aşk [French translation]
- What You Need [Turkish translation]
- Wonderful Life [Turkish translation]
- Aşk [Arabic translation]
- Aman Doktor [Ο Γιατρός] [O Yiatros] [Turkish translation]
- Annem [Croatian translation]
- Arada Bir [Russian translation]
- Annem [Russian translation]
- why you gotta kick me when i'm down? [Hungarian translation]
- Wonderful Life [Italian translation]
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