沙羅螺 [Sharara] lyrics
selfish
selfish
確信から自殺へ
血走る動機はしゃぐ
確証から自殺へ
誘う
親の眼には映らない
外的損傷より
心の奥底で湧く
「孤独」
心書き綴り
私は存在する
selfish
no way
selfish
selfish
no way
selfish
selfish
no way
selfish
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sukekiyo
- country:Japan
- Languages:Japanese, English
- Genre:Rock
- Official site:http://sukekiyo-official.jp/
- Wiki:https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sukekiyo
sukekiyo Lyrics
- 12時20分金輪際 [12-ji 20-bu konrinzai] [Transliteration]
- aftermath [English translation]
- 304号室 舌と夜 [304 goshitsu shita to yoru] lyrics
- ANIMA [English translation]
- ANIMA [Transliteration]
- ANIMA lyrics
- aftermath lyrics
- aftermath [Transliteration]
- 12時20分金輪際 [12-ji 20-bu konrinzai] lyrics
- 304号室 舌と夜 [304 goshitsu shita to yoru] [English translation]
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- Fado Lisboeta [German translation]
- Eu disse Adeus à Casinha lyrics
- Fado da Bica [English translation]
- Hope We Meet Again lyrics
- Fadista Louco [Romanian translation]
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- Fado dos caracóis lyrics
- Fado Eugénia Cãmara lyrics
- Fado Lisboeta lyrics
- Fado Amália lyrics
- Eu queria cantar-te um fado [English translation]
- Fado Marujo [Serbian translation]
- Fado das Tamanquinhas lyrics
- Fado Português lyrics
- Eu queria cantar-te um fado [Catalan translation]
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- Fado Final [Slovenian translation]
- Eu disse Adeus à Casinha [English translation]
- Fado Final [English translation]
- Fado das Tamanquinhas [English translation]
- Fado da Adiça [English translation]
- Eu queria cantar-te um fado [Romanian translation]
- Fado da Bica [Romanian translation]
- Fado dos caracóis [Spanish translation]
- Fadinho serrano [Polish translation]
- Fado Amália [Romanian translation]
- Fadinho da Tia Maria Benta [German translation]
- Amália Rodrigues - Fadista Louco
- Fado Final lyrics
- Estranha Forma de Vida [Polish translation]
- Fado Eugénia Cãmara [Italian translation]
- Fado Português [Bosnian translation]
- Fado Marujo lyrics
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- Fado Malhoa lyrics
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- Fadinho da Tia Maria Benta [English translation]
- Fado Marujo [English translation]
- Fado Eugénia Cãmara [English translation]
- Fado da Bica [Italian translation]
- Fado Português [Polish translation]
- Fado dos caracóis [Romanian translation]
- Fado dos Fados lyrics
- Fado dos Fados [English translation]
- Fado Alfacinha [English translation]
- Fado Corrido lyrics
- Fado Malhoa [Romanian translation]
- Fado Meu lyrics
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