七つの子 [Nanatsu no ko] lyrics
烏 なぜ啼くの
烏は山に
可愛い七つの
子があるからよ
可愛 可愛と
烏は啼くの
可愛 可愛と
啼くんだよ
山の古巣へ
言って見て御覧
丸い眼をした
いい子だよ
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Japanese Folk
- country:Japan
- Languages:Japanese, Ainu
- Genre:Folk
- Wiki:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Traditional_Japanese_music
Japanese Folk Lyrics
- いろは歌 [iroha-uta] [Catalan translation]
- いろは歌 [iroha-uta] [Chinese [Classical Chinese] translation]
- いろは歌 [iroha-uta] [Esperanto translation]
- いろは歌 [iroha-uta] lyrics
- いろは歌 [iroha-uta] [French translation]
- Lullaby of Itsuki lyrics
- いろは歌 [iroha-uta] [Italian translation]
- いろは歌 [iroha-uta] [English translation]
- いろは歌 [iroha-uta] [Chinese [Classical Chinese] translation]
- いろは歌 [iroha-uta] [English translation]
Japanese Folk Featuring Lyrics
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- 脱獄 [datsugoku] [Portuguese translation]
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- タクト [takt] [Thai translation]
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- تحت الأرض [Taht El Ard] [English translation]
- ضلّك ملاك [Dallik Malak] [English translation]
- فتنة [Fitna] [English translation]
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