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
- いろは歌 [iroha-uta] [Chinese [Classical Chinese] translation]
- Lullaby of Itsuki lyrics
- いろは歌 [iroha-uta] [English translation]
- いろは歌 [iroha-uta] [English translation]
- いろは歌 [iroha-uta] lyrics
- いろは歌 [iroha-uta] [Chinese [Classical Chinese] translation]
- いろは歌 [iroha-uta] [Esperanto translation]
- いろは歌 [iroha-uta] [Italian translation]
- いろは歌 [iroha-uta] [Catalan translation]
- いろは歌 [iroha-uta] [French translation]
Japanese Folk Featuring Lyrics
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- Rain On Me [French translation]
- Popular Song [Turkish translation]
- Quit [Chinese translation]
- Popular Song lyrics
- Rain On Me [Arabic translation]
- Save Your Tears [Remix] [German translation]
- Quit [Greek translation]
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- Popular Song [Italian translation]
- Save Your Tears [Remix] [Turkish translation]
- Save Your Tears [Remix] [Hungarian translation]
- Popular Song [French translation]
- Save Your Tears [Remix] [Turkish translation]
- Rain On Me [Greek translation]
- One Last Time [Attends-Moi] [English translation]
- Bleeding Love [Croatian translation]
- Bleeding Love [Bosnian translation]
- Bleeding Love [French translation]
- Santa, Can't You Hear Me [Russian translation]
- Quit [Turkish translation]
- Rain On Me [German translation]
- Time lyrics
- Popular Song [Spanish translation]
- Rain On Me [Bulgarian translation]
- Save Your Tears [Remix] [Romanian translation]
- Rain On Me [Thai translation]
- My Favorite Part [Turkish translation]
- Save Your Tears [Remix] [Italian translation]
- Popular Song [Spanish translation]
- They Don't Know lyrics
- Rain On Me [Polish [Silesian dialect] translation]
- Rain On Me [Chinese translation]
- Bleeding Love [Czech translation]
- Que Dieu aide les exclus lyrics
- Rain On Me lyrics
- Popular Song [Polish translation]
- One Last Time [Attends-Moi] [Serbian translation]
- Rain On Me [Romanian translation]
- Popular Song [Romanian translation]
- Quit lyrics
- Rule the World lyrics
- Rain On Me [Japanese translation]
- Santa, Can't You Hear Me lyrics
- Quit [Romanian translation]
- Rain On Me [Croatian translation]
- Popular Song [Hungarian translation]
- Popular Song [Dutch translation]
- One Last Time [Attends-Moi] [Italian translation]
- Santa tell me [cover] lyrics
- Bleeding Love [Greek translation]
- Rain On Me [Hungarian translation]
- Time [Portuguese translation]
- Quit [Russian translation]
- My Favorite Part [Turkish translation]
- One Last Time [Attends-Moi] [Greek translation]
- Rain On Me [Dutch translation]
- One Last Time [Attends-Moi] [Macedonian translation]
- Research lyrics
- Rain On Me [Russian translation]
- Rain On Me [Russian translation]
- Rain On Me [Persian translation]
- Quit [German translation]
- Oh Santa! [Romanian translation]
- Baby, Don't You Break My Heart Slow lyrics
- One Last Time [Attends-Moi] lyrics
- Popular Song [German translation]
- Santa, Can't You Hear Me [Romanian translation]
- Save Your Tears [Remix] [Spanish translation]
- Bleeding Love [Bulgarian translation]
- Popular Song [Greek translation]
- Popular Song [Greek translation]
- Rain On Me [Filipino/Tagalog translation]
- Rain On Me [Portuguese translation]
- Rain On Me [Finnish translation]
- Rain On Me [Czech translation]
- Rain On Me [Hebrew translation]
- Save Your Tears [Remix] [Finnish translation]
- Oh Santa! [Turkish translation]
- Popular Song [Serbian translation]
- Quit [Serbian translation]
- Bleeding Love [Finnish translation]
- Save Your Tears [Remix] [Croatian translation]
- Rain On Me [Turkish translation]
- Oh Santa! lyrics
- You Don't Own Me lyrics
- Popular Song [Italian translation]
- Popular Song [Portuguese translation]
- Quit [Persian translation]
- Popular Song [Swedish translation]
- Save Your Tears [Remix] [Czech translation]
- Bleeding Love [German translation]
- Quit [Croatian translation]
- Bleeding Love [Arabic translation]
- Save Your Tears [Remix] [Greek translation]
- Popular Song [Serbian translation]
- Save Your Tears [Remix] lyrics
- Oh Santa! [Hungarian translation]
- Rain On Me [Serbian translation]
- Quit [Hungarian translation]
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Excellent Songs recommendation
- Koyê Dêrsim zaf berzo lyrics
- Mucize [Italian translation]
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Popular Songs
- ÖLSEM UNUTMAM lyrics
- Ne Tadı Var Dünyanın [Serbian translation]
- Same Girl lyrics
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- Скажи мне «Да» [Skazhi mne "da'] lyrics
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