Kana Mada [English translation]
Kana mada,
Kana Mada
Tavioka,
Tavioka
Kena icoi na bele,
Kena icoi na bele
Na ika,
Na ika.
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Oceanic Folk
- Languages:Hawaiian, Tongan, Maori, English+16 more, Tongan (Old Tongan), Tahitian, Rarotongan, Other, Samoan, Tokelauan, Rennellese, Fijian, Uvean, Paumotuan, Korean, Tuvaluan, Palauan, Baeggu, Gilbertese, English Creole (Bislama)
- Genre:Folk, Poetry
- Wiki:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Music_of_Polynesia
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- Rosario Miraggio
- XIA (Junsu)
- Jenn & Laura-Beth
- Les Stentors
- Introverted Boss (OST)
- Bahtiyar Ateş
- Helene Bøksle
- Sixto Palavecino
- Sophia Fang
- Ian McCulloch
- Soerii & Poolek
- Big Shot
- Emrullah Sürmeli
- High School Musical: The Musical: The Series (OST)
- Wait in Beijing (OST)
- Jelena Kostov
- Felt
- Pierre Perret
- The Big 3
- Monika Voss
- Virgin (Poland)
- Joshua Radin
- 3 Musketiers (Musical)
- Celeste Carballo
- Joseph von Eichendorff
- Alice (OST)
- Faithless
- Tout Simplement Noir
- Aleksandr Podbolotov
- Fuel (UK)
- Noel Pix
- Junior Eurovision
- Andrew Keenan-Bolger
- Alex Diehl
- King Arthur
- Alberto Urso
- Hong Chang Woo
- Giuliano Palma
- Nilsen Brothers
- General and I (OST)
- Axel Bauer
- Ágnes Vanilla
- Gilda
- WestBam
- Morgan Sulele
- Marco T.
- Ricardo Vilca Y Sus Amigos
- Kairos (OST)
- Ernesto "Che" Guevara
- MLR Karthikeyan
- Nova la amenaza
- The Marc Tanner Band
- Malec
- Eric Andersen
- Peđa Medenica
- High School Musical: The Musical: The Series Season 2 (OST)
- Stanfour
- PorSuiGieco
- Liu Huan
- Mystic Pop-up Bar (OST)
- Aida Moga
- Maari 2 (OST)
- Chicos Y Mendez
- Shin Yong Jae
- Paul Kuhn
- Alice Dona
- Nie und Nimmer
- Iro
- Lasse Berghagen
- Rooftop House Studio
- Silvia Sanna
- Sui Generis
- Gaël Faye
- Apurimac
- Def Bond
- JoJo Siwa
- The Shack (OST)
- Anna Melato
- Mystik
- Because This Is My First Life (OST)
- SOMETOON 2021 (OST)
- Rudi Schuricke
- Nik Kershaw
- Harakiri for the Sky
- Rudy La Scala
- Craig Armstrong
- Perikles
- Fly Again (OST)
- Alma (France)
- The Game: Towards Zero (OST)
- Norwegian Worship Songs
- Kesari (OST)
- Light On Me (OST)
- MC Jottapê
- Devis Xherahu
- Eduardo Mateo
- Millie Bobby Brown
- AOM
- Sofaplanet
- This Mortal Coil
- I come alive [Hungarian translation]
- My Cocoon lyrics
- Thought Criminal lyrics
- The Lighthouse lyrics
- Paralyzed lyrics
- The Nexus lyrics
- Men Are All the Same lyrics
- Listening lyrics
- Sound Effects and Overdramatics lyrics
- Now That You're Dead lyrics
- The Mouth of the Canyon lyrics
- Wake The Dead [Russian translation]
- Poetic Tragedy lyrics
- I'm A Fake lyrics
- Powróćmy jak za dawnych lat [English translation]
- Say Days Ago lyrics
- Hard to say [Spanish translation]
- Hospital [Russian translation]
- Kenna Song lyrics
- Paradise Lost, A Poem By John Milton [Turkish translation]
- Imaginary Enemy lyrics
- Maybe Memories lyrics
- The Taste Of Ink [French translation]
- Paralyzed [French translation]
- This Fire lyrics
- Kiss It Goodbye lyrics
- Together Burning Bright lyrics
- The Bird And The Worm [Greek translation]
- The Bird And The Worm [Finnish translation]
- Iddy Biddy lyrics
- I'm A Fake [Russian translation]
- Liar, Liar [Burn In Hell] [Russian translation]
- 1999 lyrics
- Put Me Out lyrics
- Noise and Kisses lyrics
- Quixotica lyrics
- The Taste Of Ink [Serbian translation]
- This Fire [German translation]
- On My Own lyrics
- Yesterday's Feelings lyrics
- Liar, Liar [Burn In Hell] lyrics
- Selfies In Aleppo lyrics
- The Bird And The Worm [Romanian translation]
- The Ocean of the Sky lyrics
- The Bird And The Worm [Turkish translation]
- Smother Me lyrics
- The Taste Of Ink lyrics
- Take It Away lyrics
- The Bird And The Worm [German translation]
- Vertigo Cave lyrics
- Paradise Lost, A Poem By John Milton lyrics
- To Feel Something lyrics
- Watered Down lyrics
- Revolution lyrics
- Make Believe lyrics
- Hospital lyrics
- On the Cross lyrics
- Paradise Lost, A Poem By John Milton [French translation]
- With Me Tonight lyrics
- The Lottery lyrics
- Over and Over Again lyrics
- Wake The Dead lyrics
- Sun Comes Up lyrics
- Shine lyrics
- The Bird And The Worm [French translation]
- Kissing You Goodbye lyrics
- My Pesticide lyrics
- Hard to say [Indonesian translation]
- Slit Your Own Throat lyrics
- The Bird And The Worm [Spanish translation]
- Pretty Picture lyrics
- Into My Web lyrics
- Shine [German translation]
- Light with a Sharpened Edge lyrics
- The Quiet War lyrics
- Lunacy Fringe lyrics
- The Divine Absence [This Is Water] lyrics
- The Best of Me lyrics
- Pieces Mended lyrics
- Tunnel lyrics
- The Lonely [French translation]
- Let It Bleed lyrics
- Moving On lyrics
- Rise Up Lights lyrics
- This Fire [French translation]
- Pretty Handsome Awkward lyrics
- The Bird And The Worm lyrics
- The Ripper lyrics
- Moving The Mountain [Odysseus Surrenders] lyrics
- The Lonely lyrics
- Hard to say [German translation]
- Sick Hearts lyrics
- Heartwork lyrics
- Upper Falls lyrics
- Moon-Dream lyrics
- Meant to Die lyrics
- I come alive [Italian translation]
- Wow, I Hate This Song lyrics
- 6-6-Sick lyrics
- This Fire [Finnish translation]
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- Older and calmer, Conor Oberst inches closer to enlightenment
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- The Men look backward on Tomorrow’s Hits
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- For his sophomore effort, Mac DeMarco replaces weirdness with wisdom
- Black Lips play around—and play it safe—on Underneath The Rainbow
- Perfect Pussy suffers a premature identity crisis on its debut LP
- Neneh Cherry crafts trip-hop in her own image on Blank Project
- Eno•Hyde’s new record lacks the inventiveness of either of its architects
- With percussive strength, Tune-Yards finds a new way
- Wye Oak strikes a dreamy reinvention with Shriek
- A reissue gives Superchunk’s Indoor Living the attention it deserves
- The Black Keys show off more new studio tricks, same old sound
- Broken Bells capture the sound of the party, but the comedown is harsh
- Madlib’s beats take a backseat in newest collaboration
- The Walkmen’s Hamilton Leithauser charms on his theatrical solo debut
- Warpaint’s sophomore album splits between cold grooves and dark discord
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