How are songs with Chinese/Korean characters organized?

Hi! I listen to a lot of Chinese and Korean music, and I like to keep the original song names - in Chinese and Korean, with English translations in brackets beside it. They show up and all, but *can anyone tell me how exactly the songs are organized when there are foreign characters?*
I've looked over it, and can find no rhyme or reason with the main song list. D: I know it's not by pronunciation, or by artist, or by the English titles next to the characters. Every time I try to find a song, I basically have to keep scrolling until I find it.
Any help would be appreciated.

*can anyone tell me how exactly the songs are organized when there are foreign characters?*
It's possible that CJK characters are sorted by their order in the Unicode list, which can be seen in the Character Palette. I have never tested that however.

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