ニエソナエ [Niesonae]
いざ舞い踊れ その身を捧げ
怪しく微笑む月の下
今宵は宴 涙を浮かべ
さんざめく声聞かせたまえ
ニエクナエ シンソナエニエ
ニエクナエ シンソナエニエ
ニエクナエ シンソナエニエ
いざ舞い踊れ その身を焚べよ
怪しく微笑む月の下
今宵は宴 涙を枯らせ
つんざいた声聞かせたまえ
ニエクナエ シンソナエニエ
ニエクナエ シンソナエニエ
ニエクナエ シンソナエニエ
いざ舞い踊れ その身を焚べよ
怪しく微笑む月の下
今宵は宴 涙を枯らせ
つんざいた声聞かせたまえ
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t+pazolite
- country:Japan
- Languages:Japanese
- Genre:Electronica
- Official site:http://c-h-s.me/
- Wiki:https://twitter.com/tpazolite
t+pazolite Lyrics
t+pazolite Featuring Lyrics
- Nanahira - Refactoring Travel (Refactoring Travel)
- Refactoring Travel (Refactoring Travel) (Transliteration)
- Nanahira - 言ノ葉カルマ (tpz Overheat Remix feat. ななひら) (Koto no ha)
- 言ノ葉カルマ (tpz Overheat Remix feat. ななひら) (Koto no ha) (Transliteration)
- (can you) understand me? (English translation)
- (can you) understand me?
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- Stronger [Italian translation]
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- Sunset lyrics
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- Stone Cold [Romanian translation]
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- Stone Cold [Turkish translation]
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- Spotlight lyrics
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- Tell Me You Love Me [Hebrew translation]
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- Stone Cold [Greek translation]
- Stop the world lyrics
- Stronger lyrics
- Sorry Not Sorry [Romanian translation]
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