月滿西樓 [Yuè mǎn xī lóu]
這正是花開時候
露濕胭脂初透
愛花且慇勤相守
莫讓花兒消瘦
這正是月圓時候
明月照滿西樓
惜月且慇勤相守
莫讓月兒溜走
似這般良辰美景
似這般蜜意綢繆
但愿那花長好
月長圓
人長久
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Liu Chia-chang
- country:Taiwan
- Languages:Chinese
- Genre:Pop, Singer-songwriter
- Official site:https://zh.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E5%8A%89%E5%AE%B6%E6%98%8C
- Wiki:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liu_Chia-chang
Liu Chia-chang Lyrics
- 中華民族 [Zhōnghuá mínzú] [German translation]
- 大中華 [Dà zhōng huá] lyrics
- 中華民族 [Zhōnghuá mínzú] [English translation]
- 中華民族 [Zhōnghuá mínzú] [Japanese translation]
- 月滿西樓 [Yuè mǎn xī lóu] [English translation]
- 我家在那里 [Wǒ jiā zài nàlǐ] lyrics
- Liu Chia-chang - 中華民族 [Zhōnghuá mínzú]
- 大中華 [Dà zhōng huá] [English translation]
- 月滿西樓 [Yuè mǎn xī lóu]
- 在雨中 [Zài yǔ zhōng] lyrics
Liu Chia-chang Featuring Lyrics
Liu Chia-chang Also Performed Pyrics
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- Electric lyrics
- Dream Girl [Transliteration]
- Don’t Call Me [Russian translation]
- Excuse Me Miss [Russian translation]
- Forever or Never [English translation]
- From Now On [Lithuanian translation]
- Evil [English translation]
- Feel Good [Spanish translation]
- Excuse Me Miss [Turkish translation]
- Everybody [Japanese Ver.] lyrics
- Evil [Portuguese translation]
- Forever or Never lyrics
- From Now On [Transliteration]
- Do Me Right [Portuguese translation]
- Don't Stop [Transliteration]
- Dream Girl [English translation]
- Electric [English translation]
- From Now On lyrics
- Fire [Turkish translation]
- Excuse Me Miss lyrics
- Every Time [English translation]
- Whatever Happens lyrics
- Don't Stop lyrics
- Evil lyrics
- Do Me Right lyrics
- Drive lyrics
- Evil [Russian translation]
- Don’t Call Me [Uzbek translation]
- Everybody [Japanese Ver.] [Russian translation]
- Diamond Sky [Transliteration]
- Don't Stop [English translation]
- Too Young lyrics
- Don’t Call Me [English translation]
- Don’t Call Me [Russian translation]
- Dream Girl lyrics
- Dream Girl [Portuguese translation]
- From Now On [Portuguese translation]
- Everybody [Russian translation]
- Don’t Call Me [Russian translation]
- D×D×D lyrics
- Evil [Serbian translation]
- Dream Girl [Russian translation]
- Gentleman lyrics
- From Now On [Russian translation]
- D×D×D [English translation]
- Fire [Transliteration]
- Don’t Call Me [Turkish translation]
- Don't Call Me [ESAI Remix] lyrics
- Evil [Transliteration]
- Le Temps Des Fleurs lyrics
- Excuse Me Miss [English translation]
- Everybody [Japanese Ver.] [English translation]
- Every Time lyrics
- Evil [Indonesian translation]
- Don’t Call Me lyrics
- Dream Girl [Spanish translation]
- Evil [Ukrainian translation]
- Don’t Call Me [Thai translation]
- Don’t Call Me [Transliteration]
- Don’t Call Me [Russian translation]
- From Now On [Turkish translation]
- Get It lyrics
- Feel Good [Transliteration]
- D×D×D [Transliteration]
- Feel Good [Russian translation]
- Feel Good lyrics
- Downtown Baby [English translation]
- Don’t Call Me [Transliteration]
- Electric Heart lyrics
- Everybody [Portuguese translation]
- Everybody [Japanese Ver.] [Transliteration]
- Fire [English translation]
- Don’t Call Me [Portuguese translation]
- Excuse Me Miss [Transliteration]
- Dream Girl [Japanese Ver.] lyrics
- SHINee - Get Down
- Drive [English translation]
- Don't Stop [Portuguese translation]
- Fire lyrics
- Excuse Me Miss [Ukrainian translation]
- Get It [English translation]
- Diamond Sky [Russian translation]
- Don’t Call Me [Japanese Ver.] lyrics
- Hope We Meet Again lyrics
- Don’t Call Me [Russian translation]
- From Now On [French translation]
- Electric [Russian translation]
- From Now On [English translation]
- Feel Good [Transliteration]
- Don’t Call Me [Transliteration]
- Don't Call Me [Fox Stevenson Remix] lyrics
- From Now On [Uzbek translation]
- Downtown Baby lyrics
- Don’t Call Me [Ukrainian translation]
- Don’t Call Me [French translation]
- Diamond Sky [Portuguese translation]
- Everybody lyrics
- Everybody [English translation]
- Feel Good [English translation]
- Fire [Serbian translation]
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