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Lambert, Hendricks & Ross Lyrics
Lambert, Hendricks & Ross also performed lyrics
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- Anlasana [Russian translation]
- Ah İstanbul [English translation]
- Aşk [Russian translation]
- Aşk [Russian translation]
- Ağlamak güzeldir [Arabic translation]
- Aşktan Ne Haber [Italian translation]
- Aşktan Ne Haber [English translation]
- Allahaısmarladık lyrics
- Ağlamak güzeldir [German translation]
- Aşka Şükrederim [French translation]
- Aldatıldık [Italian translation]
- Ahdım Olsun lyrics
- Ağlamak güzeldir [Arabic translation]
- Ağlamak güzeldir [English translation]
- Aşkları da vururlar [Russian translation]
- Aşkları da vururlar lyrics
- Ağlamak güzeldir [Greek translation]
- Aşk [English translation]
- Aşka Şükrederim [Romanian translation]
- Aşktan Ne Haber [Persian translation]
- Ağlamak güzeldir [Czech translation]
- Ağlamak güzeldir [Greek translation]
- Ah İstanbul [Romanian translation]
- Ah Beni Beni lyrics
- Aşk [Arabic translation]
- Ahbap Çavuşlar lyrics
- Aşk [Uzbek translation]
- Anlasana lyrics
- Ah İstanbul [Russian translation]
- Aşka Şükrederim lyrics
- Aldatıldık lyrics
- Aşk [Hungarian translation]
- Allahaısmarladık [English translation]
- Aşk [Azerbaijani translation]
- Ağlamak güzeldir [English translation]
- Aşktan Ne Haber [Russian translation]
- Baba Evi [Arabic translation]
- Ah Felek Yordun Beni lyrics
- Aldatıldık [Russian translation]
- Alaturka [English translation]
- Aşk [Persian translation]
- Alaturka lyrics
- Ayar [Russian translation]
- Aldatıldık [English translation]
- Ah Mazi lyrics
- Baba Evi lyrics
- Allahaısmarladık [Arabic translation]
- Akşam Güneşi lyrics
- Ağlamak güzeldir [Russian translation]
- Aşktan Ne Haber [Arabic translation]
- Aşk [Spanish translation]
- Arkadaş Şarkısını Duyunca [French translation]
- Arkadaş Şarkısını Duyunca [Azerbaijani translation]
- Aşktan Ne Haber [Bulgarian translation]
- Arkadaş Şarkısını Duyunca [German translation]
- Aşktan Ne Haber [Greek translation]
- Aşk [Greek translation]
- Aşka Şükrederim [German translation]
- Aşka Şükrederim [Russian translation]
- Allahaısmarladık [French translation]
- Aşk [Romanian translation]
- Ayar [English translation]
- Aşk [Arabic translation]
- Aldatıldık [Persian translation]
- Ayar lyrics
- Arka Sokaklar lyrics
- Ağlamak güzeldir lyrics
- Aşk lyrics
- Ağlamak güzeldir [English translation]
- Ahbap Çavuşlar [English translation]
- Ağlamak güzeldir [French translation]
- Ah İstanbul [Persian translation]
- Aşktan Ne Haber [Uzbek translation]
- Akşam Güneşi [Romanian translation]
- Arkadaş Şarkısını Duyunca [English translation]
- Aşk [Spanish translation]
- Ahdım Olsun [English translation]
- Aldatıldık [Russian translation]
- Aykırı Çiçek lyrics
- Ağlamak güzeldir [Spanish translation]
- Ağlamak güzeldir [Azerbaijani translation]
- Aşk [Serbian translation]
- Ağlamak güzeldir [Hungarian translation]
- Aşka Şükrederim [Russian translation]
- Ah İstanbul lyrics
- Aşk [Albanian translation]
- Allahaısmarladık [Romanian translation]
- Arkadaş Şarkısını Duyunca [Arabic translation]
- Aşktan Ne Haber lyrics
- Arkadaş Şarkısını Duyunca lyrics
- Ahdım Olsun [Azerbaijani translation]
- Ahdım Olsun [Arabic translation]
- Affet [Spanish translation]
- Aşktan Ne Haber [Azerbaijani translation]
- Aşktan Ne Haber [Serbian translation]
- Aşka Şükrederim [Russian translation]
- Aşka Şükrederim [English translation]
- Çile lyrics
- Ağlamak güzeldir [Uzbek translation]
- Ağlamak güzeldir [Persian translation]
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