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]
- いろは歌 [iroha-uta] [English translation]
- いろは歌 [iroha-uta] [English translation]
- いろは歌 [iroha-uta] [Esperanto translation]
- いろは歌 [iroha-uta] [French translation]
- いろは歌 [iroha-uta] [Chinese [Classical Chinese] translation]
- Lullaby of Itsuki lyrics
- いろは歌 [iroha-uta] [Italian translation]
- いろは歌 [iroha-uta] [Catalan translation]
- いろは歌 [iroha-uta] lyrics
Japanese Folk Featuring Lyrics
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- Blaise B
- Flo (South Korea)
- Deep Dish
- Chillim
- Squad 38 (OST)
- Tong Li
- Rythmz
- Marco Beasley
- Ang It-hong
- Monika Bagárová
- The Uncanny Counter (OST)
- HAHOE
- Yeis Sensura
- Moonshine (OST)
- Young K
- Talila
- Juan del Encina
- Dino.T
- Ha Hyunsang
- John Stewart
- Greengrim
- Jamie O'Hara
- Yu-Gi-Oh! (OST)
- Locko
- Tina Vukov
- Il Muro del Canto
- Brown Tigger
- Hamid Osman
- Bienvenido Granda
- Roby Santini
- Niniola
- Be Melodramatic (OST)
- Winnie Hsin
- Son Simba
- Nelson Pinedo
- Temel Zümrüt
- Remy Ma
- baltimore consort
- Eliška Bučková
- Salatiel
- Alvindo
- Crayon Shin Chan (OST)
- Sio
- Kurupt
- East of Eden (OST)
- Songwaygoya
- Blessing of the Sea OST
- Chelsea Cutler
- Blue Dragon (OST)
- Queen Biz
- Smiley DeBron
- Dudu Fisher
- Askia
- Marilyn Martin
- Thoinot Arbeau
- Peyman Salimi
- Sycho
- Zoran Predin
- Tanja Solnik
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- Lee Chae Yeon
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- Rich Homie Quan
- Lyna Mahyem
- Arkady Ostrovsky
- The Abyssinians
- Dytikes Synikies
- The Wind Blows (OST)
- Hide and Seek (OST)
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- Tarana
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- Revolution
- Bernard de Ventadour
- Toofan (Togo)
- Yesterday Live
- Mody
- TOAST BOY
- Puzzle Band
- I Ribelli
- Alberto Beltrán
- Yehonatan Geffen
- Shin Hakkenden (OST)
- Nathan Zach
- Eggu
- Bakusō Kyōdai Let's & Go!! (OST)
- Yu Fei
- Wax Dey
- YEEUN
- Massimo Savić
- The Accidental Couple (OST)
- Keroro gunsō (OST)
- Saint Seiya (OST)
- Mirjana Aleksić
- Alix Dobkin
- Sessimè
- Kevin Rubin
- Pablo Rosenberg
- Don't Stop Me Now [Danish translation]
- Dancer [Finnish translation]
- Don't Stop Me Now [Hungarian translation]
- Crazy Little Thing Called Love [Spanish translation]
- Dancer lyrics
- Death on Two Legs [Spanish translation]
- Death on Two Legs [Romanian translation]
- Crazy Little Thing Called Love [Serbian translation]
- Death on Two Legs [Turkish translation]
- Death on Two Legs [French translation]
- Dear Friends [Estonian translation]
- Delilah [Romanian translation]
- Dear Friends [Serbian translation]
- Don't Stop Me Now [Dutch translation]
- Death on Two Legs [French translation]
- Don't Lose Your Head [Dutch translation]
- Don't Lose Your Head lyrics
- Dear Friends [Turkish translation]
- Death on Two Legs [Russian translation]
- Don't Stop Me Now [Serbian translation]
- Don't Stop Me Now [Hebrew translation]
- Dear Friends [Romanian translation]
- Delilah [German translation]
- Don't Stop Me Now [Bulgarian translation]
- Dear Friends [Russian translation]
- Doin' Alright [Spanish translation]
- Dead on Time [Croatian translation]
- Doin' Alright [Romanian translation]
- Dancer [Polish translation]
- Crazy Little Thing Called Love [Persian translation]
- Crazy Little Thing Called Love [Hebrew translation]
- Dear Friends lyrics
- Death on Two Legs [Greek translation]
- Dear Friends [German translation]
- Dancer [French translation]
- Death on Two Legs [Hungarian translation]
- Don't Stop Me Now [Czech translation]
- Dear Friends [Italian translation]
- Delilah [Serbian translation]
- Doin' Alright lyrics
- Don't Lose Your Head [Italian translation]
- Crazy Little Thing Called Love [Russian translation]
- Delilah [Turkish translation]
- Crazy Little Thing Called Love [Italian translation]
- Dancer [Arabic translation]
- Don't Stop Me Now [Spanish translation]
- Don't Stop Me Now [Persian translation]
- Don't Stop Me Now [German translation]
- Don't Stop Me Now [Esperanto translation]
- Crazy Little Thing Called Love [Polish translation]
- Dancer [Spanish translation]
- Don't Lose Your Head [Turkish translation]
- Death on Two Legs [Hungarian translation]
- Death on Two Legs [Serbian translation]
- Crazy Little Thing Called Love [Swedish translation]
- Dead on Time lyrics
- Doin' Alright [Turkish translation]
- Hope We Meet Again lyrics
- Dead on Time [Dutch translation]
- Don't Stop Me Now [Croatian translation]
- Delilah lyrics
- Doin' Alright [Greek translation]
- Doin' Alright [Serbian translation]
- Don't Stop Me Now [German translation]
- Death on Two Legs [Finnish translation]
- Don't Lose Your Head [Serbian translation]
- Don't Stop Me Now [Russian translation]
- Death on Two Legs lyrics
- Don't Stop Me Now [Azerbaijani translation]
- Don't Stop Me Now [Romanian translation]
- Don't Stop Me Now [Polish translation]
- Dear Friends [Swedish translation]
- Don't Stop Me Now [Slovenian translation]
- Don't Stop Me Now [Italian translation]
- Don't Stop Me Now [Greek translation]
- Whatever Happens lyrics
- Don't Lose Your Head [French translation]
- Dancer [German translation]
- Dear Friends [Finnish translation]
- Dead on Time [Serbian translation]
- Don't Stop Me Now [Albanian translation]
- Dear Friends [French translation]
- Dear Friends [Greek translation]
- Death on Two Legs [Croatian translation]
- Don't Stop Me Now [Finnish translation]
- Don't Stop Me Now [Finnish translation]
- Dancer [Italian translation]
- Crazy Little Thing Called Love [Turkish translation]
- Crazy Little Thing Called Love [Italian translation]
- Don't Stop Me Now [Bosnian translation]
- Doin' Alright [Italian translation]
- Crazy Little Thing Called Love [Romanian translation]
- Don't Stop Me Now [Norwegian translation]
- Crazy Little Thing Called Love [Portuguese translation]
- Don't Stop Me Now [Portuguese translation]
- Dancer [Serbian translation]
- Crazy Little Thing Called Love [Hungarian translation]
- Queen - Don't Stop Me Now
- Don't Stop Me Now [French translation]
- Death on Two Legs [Italian translation]
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