私のお父さん [Watashi no otousan] [Transliteration]
お父さま あしたの朝
あの人のもとへ 嫁ぐわたしよ
忘れはしない 大きな愛に
守られてきた幸せなわたし
お願いだから
長生きしてね
おやすみのキスをして
お父さま
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Minako Honda
- country:Japan
- Languages:Japanese, English
- Genre:Pop
- Wiki:https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E6%9C%AC%E7%94%B0%E7%BE%8E%E5%A5%88%E5%AD%90.
Minako Honda Lyrics
- 風のうた [Kaze no uta] [Arabic translation]
- The Cross [愛の十字架] [The Cross [Ai no juujika]] [Transliteration]
- The Cross [愛の十字架] [The Cross [Ai no juujika]] [Spanish translation]
- The Cross [愛の十字架] [The Cross [Ai no juujika]] [Polish translation]
- 風のうた [Kaze no uta] [Transliteration]
- The Cross [愛の十字架] [The Cross [Ai no juujika]] lyrics
- 風のうた [Kaze no uta] [English translation]
- The Cross [愛の十字架] [The Cross [Ai no juujika]] [English translation]
- 風のうた [Kaze no uta] [Spanish translation]
- 風のうた [Kaze no uta] lyrics
Minako Honda Also Performed Pyrics
- Time to say goodbye [Con te partirò] (Arabic translation)
- Time to say goodbye [Con te partirò] (Arabic translation)
- Time to say goodbye [Con te partirò] (Bulgarian translation)
- Time to say goodbye [Con te partirò] (Bulgarian translation)
- Andrea Bocelli - Time to say goodbye [Con te partirò]
- Time to say goodbye [Con te partirò] (Albanian translation)
- Time to say goodbye [Con te partirò] (Belarusian translation)
- Time to say goodbye [Con te partirò] (Chinese translation)
- NEVER (不良少女とよばれて) (NEVER) (English translation)
- MIE (Pink Lady) - NEVER (不良少女とよばれて) (NEVER)
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