北辙南辕 [Běi zhé nán yuán] lyrics
苦辣咸甜酸
爱恨情仇怨
心绪九曲十八弯
一路北辙南辕
情不回头
爱不挽留
温暖的拥抱
就这样冻死在舌尖
热血难凉
初衷难忘
永远到永远
是永远不变的誓言
苦辣咸甜酸
爱恨情仇怨
心绪九曲十八弯
一路北辙南辕
情不回头
爱不挽留
温暖的拥抱
就这样冻死在舌尖
热血难凉
初衷难忘
永远到永远
是永远不变的誓言
情不回头
爱不挽留
温暖的拥抱
就这样冻死在舌尖
热血难凉
初衷难忘
永远到永远
是永远不变的誓言
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- country:China
- Languages:Chinese
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- Arafta [Arabic translation]
- Desde hoy [Starting Now] lyrics
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- Aşk Yok Olmaktır [German translation]
- Zero lyrics
- Luna lyrics
- Aşk Yok Olmaktır lyrics
- Presi Male [Japanese translation]
- Sir Duke lyrics
- Luna [Japanese translation]
- Master Blaster [Jammin'] [Greek translation]
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