さくら さくら [sakura sakura] [Uyghur translation]
さくら さくら
やよいの空は
見わたす限り
かすみか雲か
匂いぞ出ずる
いざや いざや
見にゆかん
さくら さくら
野山も里も
見わたす限り
かすみか雲か
朝日ににおう
さくら さくら
花ざかり
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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
- Lullaby of Itsuki lyrics
- いろは歌 [iroha-uta] [Chinese [Classical Chinese] translation]
- いろは歌 [iroha-uta] [English translation]
- いろは歌 [iroha-uta] [French translation]
- いろは歌 [iroha-uta] lyrics
- いろは歌 [iroha-uta] [Catalan translation]
- いろは歌 [iroha-uta] [Esperanto translation]
- いろは歌 [iroha-uta] [Italian 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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- The Tenors
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- Carlos Silva
- Miyuki Kawanaka
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- Teenage Fanclub
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- Lia Marie Johnson
- Ángel Parra
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- Akiko Kikuchi
- Bugo
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- Maria do Sameiro
- Philippe Katerine
- AlunaGeorge
- Toosii
- Dino d'Santiago
- Lisa Ekdahl
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- Takashi Shimura
- Jurijus Veklenko
- Michiyo Azusa
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- The Perishers
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- Didulya
- Kōichi Miura
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- Alshain
- Delerium
- Gostava de Ser Quem Era [Romanian translation]
- Fado Português [Turkish translation]
- Guitarra Triste [Dutch translation]
- Fado Português [Romanian translation]
- Fado Português [Polish translation]
- Amália Rodrigues - Há festa na Mouraria
- Fria Claridade [Dutch translation]
- Gorrioncillo [Romanian translation]
- Gostava de Ser Quem Era [English translation]
- Fallaste Corazón [Slovenian translation]
- Fado Nocturno [English translation]
- Foi ontem [Romanian translation]
- Faz hoje um ano [English translation]
- Flor do verde pinho [English translation]
- Gaivota [Polish translation]
- Fria Claridade [English translation]
- Fado Português [Slovenian translation]
- Fado Português lyrics
- Flor do verde pinho [Italian translation]
- Havemos de ir a Viana [Romanian translation]
- Hope We Meet Again lyrics
- Faz-me pena lyrics
- Gaivota lyrics
- Havemos de ir a Viana lyrics
- Gaivota [English translation]
- [You're the] Devil in Disguise lyrics
- Fado Marujo [German translation]
- Gaivota [Croatian translation]
- Guitarra Triste [Italian translation]
- Gorrioncillo lyrics
- Fado Nocturno [English translation]
- Flor de lua lyrics
- Grito [Slovenian translation]
- Fria Claridade [German translation]
- Gaivota [Catalan translation]
- Fallaste Corazón [English translation]
- Flor do verde pinho [Romanian translation]
- Havemos de ir a Viana [English translation]
- Fado Meu lyrics
- Fado Português [Italian translation]
- Gaivota [Russian translation]
- Há festa na Mouraria [English translation]
- Gaivota [English translation]
- Fado Português [Bosnian translation]
- Fado Português [German translation]
- Gaivota [Hebrew translation]
- Fado Marujo [Serbian translation]
- Fallaste Corazón [Romanian translation]
- Há festa na Mouraria [German translation]
- Grito lyrics
- Havemos de ir a Viana [Polish translation]
- Blue Hawaii lyrics
- Fado Nocturno lyrics
- Fria Claridade [French translation]
- Gaivota [Romanian translation]
- Foi Deus [Romanian translation]
- Foi Deus [Dutch translation]
- Fallaste Corazón [Hindi translation]
- Guitarra Triste lyrics
- Fado Português [Hebrew translation]
- Fado Português [Croatian translation]
- Há festa na Mouraria [Spanish translation]
- Grito [Romanian translation]
- Fado Marujo [English translation]
- Fado Nocturno [Romanian translation]
- Foi ontem [English translation]
- Fallaste Corazón lyrics
- Foi Deus lyrics
- Gondarém [English translation]
- Fado Meu [English translation]
- Gondarém lyrics
- Guitarra Triste [French translation]
- Le Temps Des Fleurs lyrics
- Fado Meu [Romanian translation]
- Fria Claridade lyrics
- Grito [English translation]
- Faz hoje um ano lyrics
- Fado Português [English translation]
- Gostava de Ser Quem Era lyrics
- Gorrioncillo [English translation]
- Gaivota [Dutch translation]
- Gaivota [Greek translation]
- Flor de lua [English translation]
- Fado Português [Dutch translation]
- Gostava de Ser Quem Era [Russian translation]
- Fria Claridade [Romanian translation]
- Fria Claridade [English translation]
- Flor do verde pinho lyrics
- Foi ontem lyrics
- Foi Deus [English translation]
- Flor do verde pinho [English translation]
- Gaivota [Polish translation]
- Faz-me pena [French translation]
- Gaivota [English translation]
- Guitarra Triste [Polish translation]
- Foi ontem [Japanese translation]
- Fado Marujo lyrics
- Gorrioncillo [Russian translation]
- Gaivota [Slovenian translation]
- Grito [Croatian translation]
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