天堂 [Paradise] [tiāntáng] [Russian translation]
蓝蓝的天空
清清的湖水
绿绿的草原
这是我的家
奔驰的骏马
洁白的羊群
还有你姑娘
这是我的家
我爱你
我的家
我爱你
我的天堂
蓝蓝的天空
清清的湖水
绿绿的草原
这是我的家
我爱你
我的家
我爱你
我的天堂
蓝蓝的天空
清清的湖水
绿绿的草原
这是我的家
这是我的家
蓝蓝的天空
这是我的家
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Hua Chenyu
- country:China
- Languages:Chinese, English
- Genre:Pop
- Official site:https://weibo.cn/u/1624923463
- Wiki:https://zh.wikipedia.org/wiki/华晨宇
Hua Chenyu Lyrics
Hua Chenyu Featuring Lyrics
- 西门少年 (Xī mén shǎo nián) (Russian translation)
- 我管你 (Cover) (I don't care) (wǒ guǎn nǐ ) lyrics
- 挂彩 [Wounded] (Guà cǎi)
- 穿心 (Through the Heart)
- 寒鸦少年 (Jackdaw Teenagers) (Hán yā shǎo nián)
- 西门少年 (Xī mén shǎo nián)
- 我管你 (Cover) (I don't care) (wǒ guǎn nǐ ) (Russian translation)
- 挂彩 [Wounded] (Guà cǎi) (Russian translation)
Hua Chenyu Also Performed Pyrics
- 平凡之路 (Live) (Ordinary Path) (píng fán zhī lù) (Russian translation)
- 平凡之路 (Live) (Ordinary Path) (píng fán zhī lù) lyrics
- Dear Friend (English translation)
- 情歌 [Love Song] (qíng gē)
- 亲爱的小孩 (Dear Child) (Qīn ài de xiǎo hái) lyrics
- Eason Chan - 我們 (Wǒ men)
- 亲爱的小孩 (Dear Child) (Qīn ài de xiǎo hái) (Russian translation)
- 我們 (Wǒ men) (Russian translation)
- 我們 (Wǒ men) (English translation)
- Dear Friend
Latest update
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- H1GHR MUSIC
- Costi Snellman
- Emilio Livi
- Sole (Lee Sori)
- Lil Bemo
- Anna Larsen
- AVIN
- Romance Is a Bonus Book (OST)
- Mohamed Rahim
- Leo (South Korea)
- Olga Romanovskaya
- yovng trucker
- Girls Aloud
- Carmela Corren
- Selver Demiri
- N’Klabe
- Jooyoung
- Phe Reds
- Soyou
- Xbf
- Jiselle
- I Girasoli
- Swings x Kid Milli x Mad Clown
- Scott McKenzie
- Detlev Jöcker
- meenoi
- Arsen Safaryan
- David Foster
- Jenna Rose
- Buba Corelli
- Klijent
- Goopy
- GEMINI (South Korea)
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- Loopy
- Jung Jinhyeong
- Seyed
- Steve & Eydie Gorme
- Sofi Mkheyan
- Xydo
- Mr.Da-Nos
- Hip Hop King (OST)
- Twist Khalifa
- Another Miss Oh (OST)
- Loco
- Frogman
- BOYCOLD
- Sandy (South Korea)
- 3mal1
- Wheein
- LEEBADA
- SINCE
- Taylor Dayne
- Pierre Malar
- Woodie Gochild
- Carmen Villani
- Peter Alexander
- Anthrax
- Silvio Rossi
- Rezan Şirvan
- Reijo Taipale
- Hape Kerkeling
- Won Jang
- The King Loves (OST)
- Teen Beach 2 (OST)
- Jhnovr
- Twenty Again (OST)
- Woo
- Barbie and the Diamond Castle (OST)
- DON MALIK
- Panda Gomm
- Sid Vicious
- HAON
- Jacknjellify
- Talk [Greek translation]
- Be My Baby [Romanian translation]
- Be My Baby [Serbian translation]
- To Be Alone [Spanish translation]
- Would That I lyrics
- Work Song [Arabic translation]
- Work Song [Hungarian translation]
- Take Me To Church [Italian translation]
- Work Song [Finnish translation]
- Bliss lyrics
- Take Me To Church lyrics
- To Be Alone [French translation]
- Take Me To Church [Dutch translation]
- Αν δεις καράβι να περνά [An dís karávi na perná] lyrics
- Tell It To My Heart [Turkish translation]
- To Be Alone [Greek translation]
- Talk [Spanish translation]
- C'est quoi ? lyrics
- Zamba azul lyrics
- To Be Alone [Serbian translation]
- To Noise Making [Sing] lyrics
- Wasteland, Baby [Portuguese translation]
- To Be Alone [Italian translation]
- Tell It To My Heart [Portuguese translation]
- The Parting Glass lyrics
- Secrets from a Gril [Who's seen it All] lyrics
- Angora lyrics
- To Be Alone [Portuguese translation]
- Work Song [Spanish translation]
- To Be Alone [Hungarian translation]
- Au charme non plus lyrics
- Wasteland, Baby [Turkish translation]
- To Be Alone lyrics
- To Noise Making [Sing] [Portuguese translation]
- Tell It To My Heart [Russian translation]
- Someone New [Spanish translation]
- Work Song [Italian translation]
- cumartesi lyrics
- Would That I [Portuguese translation]
- Tell It To My Heart [Italian translation]
- À La Hauteur De Mes Bas lyrics
- The Parting Glass [Turkish translation]
- Someone New [Thai translation]
- Work Song [Croatian translation]
- My Lips Remember Your Kisses lyrics
- Talk [Portuguese translation]
- Take Me To Church [Russian translation]
- Wasteland, Baby [Arabic [other varieties] translation]
- Take Me To Church [Czech translation]
- He venido a pedirte perdón lyrics
- I Just Wanna F lyrics
- Like I Do lyrics
- Wasteland, Baby lyrics
- Tell It To My Heart [Indonesian translation]
- Wasteland, Baby [Arabic translation]
- Guzel kiz lyrics
- Be My Baby lyrics
- Work Song [Turkish translation]
- Work Song [Greek translation]
- Amour jamais [English translation]
- احبك جدأ lyrics
- Take Me To Church lyrics
- Ardoise lyrics
- Work Song [Swedish translation]
- Sunlight lyrics
- Talk [Serbian translation]
- Work Song [Romanian translation]
- Work Song [Thai translation]
- כל הנשמה [Kol haneshama] lyrics
- To Be Alone [Romanian translation]
- Work Song [Portuguese translation]
- Tell It To My Heart [Greek translation]
- The Happiest Christmas Tree lyrics
- To Be Alone [Turkish translation]
- Work Song [Turkish translation]
- Someone New [Turkish translation]
- Work Song [Persian translation]
- Sunlight [Arabic translation]
- Sunlight [Finnish translation]
- Tell It To My Heart lyrics
- Send for Me lyrics
- ЯТЛ [YATL] lyrics
- Work Song [Hungarian translation]
- Sunlight [Greek translation]
- Talk [Turkish translation]
- Talk lyrics
- Wasteland, Baby [Italian translation]
- Wasteland, Baby [Greek translation]
- Work Song [French translation]
- C'est quoi ? [English translation]
- Work Song lyrics
- Sunlight [Turkish translation]
- Chi sarò io lyrics
- Work Song [Czech translation]
- Take Me To Church [Dutch translation]
- Bartali lyrics
- Streitlied zwischen Leben und Tod lyrics
- To Be Alone [Finnish translation]
- Ya no vivo por vivir lyrics
- Amour jamais lyrics
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Excellent Songs recommendation
- Kin to the Wind lyrics
- Beyond the Reef [Italian translation]
- Blue Sand [German translation]
- Little One lyrics
- Bound For Old Mexico [German translation]
- Beyond the Reef [Spanish translation]
- Begging to You [Italian translation]
- Syrtaki [Σήκω, χόρεψε συρτάκι] lyrics
- Blue Sea [Spanish translation]
- No Signs of Loneliness Here lyrics
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