Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Sailor Moon
Canonical path: /sailor-moon/kiyoshi-kono-yoru
Related lyric paths: 6
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Kiyoshi Kono Yoru
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Kiyoshi Kono Yoru
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Kiyoshi kono yoru hoshi wa hikari
Sukui no miko wa mabune no naka ni
Nemurita mou itoyasuku
Kiyoshi kono yoru mitsuge ukeshi
Makibito-tachi wa miko-nomi mae ni
Nukazukinu kashikomite
Usagi: From Usagi.
Ami: From Ami.
Rei: From Rei.
Mako: From Makoto.
Mina: From Minako.
All: Merry Christmas to you.
Kiyoshi kono yoru miko no emi ni
Megumi-nomi yo no ashita no hikari
Kagayakeri hogaraka ni
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