- country:Palestine
- Languages:Arabic, Arabic (other varieties), English, Aramaic (Syriac Classical), American Sign Language
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- Official site:https://www.facebook.com/LinaSleibi.Official
- Wiki:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lina_Sleibi
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Lina Sleibi Lyrics
- Al Tareyk Ito lyrics
- Al Tareyk Ito [English translation]
- انت يللي [Inta Yalli] [English translation]
- عم فتش [3am Fattesh] lyrics
- انت يللي [Inta Yalli] lyrics
- عم بتعلق فيك [Dernière Danse] lyrics
- رجعلي ياه [Rajje'ly Yah] lyrics
- عم بتعلق فيك [Dernière Danse] [Persian translation]
- عم بتعلق فيك [Dernière Danse] [English translation]
- Imagine [Cover] lyrics
Lina Sleibi also performed lyrics
- حلوة يا بلدي (Helwa ya baladi) (Armenian translation)
- حلوة يا بلدي (Helwa ya baladi) (Japanese translation)
- حلوة يا بلدي (Helwa ya baladi) (Finnish translation)
- Dalida - حلوة يا بلدي (Helwa ya baladi)
- حلوة يا بلدي (Helwa ya baladi) (English translation)
- حلوة يا بلدي (Helwa ya baladi) (Azerbaijani translation)
- حلوة يا بلدي (Helwa ya baladi) (English translation)
- حلوة يا بلدي (Helwa ya baladi) (French translation)
- حلوة يا بلدي (Helwa ya baladi) (Italian translation)
- حلوة يا بلدي (Helwa ya baladi) (German translation)
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- She's Almost You lyrics
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- I Miss You Most Of All [French translation]
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- Tomorrow [Turkish translation]
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- Déjà Vu lyrics
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- Why Wait Until Tomorrow lyrics
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- Bob Fudge lyrics
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- Liar [Turkish translation]
- Open Up lyrics
- Alone Again [Turkish translation]
- November [French translation]
- I’m Older Now [French translation]
- She's Almost You [French translation]
- Vertigo [Turkish translation]
- So Tell the Girls That I am Back in Town lyrics
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- She is Mine But I'm Not Hers [French translation]
- She's Almost You [German translation]
- Vertigo lyrics
- Capricorn [French translation]
- By this River [Serbian translation]
- Amen lyrics
- Liar [French translation]
- Paris lyrics
- Liar lyrics
- She's Almost You [Turkish translation]
- As Good As It Gets lyrics
- Paris [French translation]
- She is Mine But I'm Not Hers [Turkish translation]
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