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- Ket [Transliteration]
- Muhabbatim [Transliteration]
- Layli va Majnun II [English translation]
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- Jonginam [English translation]
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- Ishon [English translation]
- Hırka [Azerbaijani translation]
- The World We Knew [Over And Over] lyrics
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- Kerak Emas [Transliteration]
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- Manu Tanho lyrics
- Jonginam [Transliteration]
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- Linda lyrics
- Manu Tanho [Transliteration]
- Kuyov va kelinchak lyrics
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- Jonim birga [Russian translation]
- Ishon lyrics
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- Maqtanchoq [Transliteration]
- Ijozat ber [Russian translation]
- Ijozat ber [English translation]
- Ijozat ber lyrics
- Ishon [Russian translation]
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- Kechalari lyrics
- Jonim birga [Transliteration]
- Keragimsan lyrics
- Kerak Emas lyrics
- Ket lyrics
- Muhabbat bu [Transliteration]
- Layli va Majnun II lyrics
- Layli va Majnun lyrics
- Kechalari [Russian translation]
- Kimga [Transliteration]
- Maqtanchoq lyrics
- Jonginam [Turkish translation]
- Intilish Kerak [English translation]
- Jonim birga [Turkish translation]
- Keragimsan [Transliteration]
- Layli va Majnun [Transliteration]
- Meni O'ylama [Transliteration]
- Jonim birga [Transliteration]
- Kuyov va kelinchak [Transliteration]
- Mon chéri lyrics
- Mutti lyrics
- Kechalari [Transliteration]
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- Kechalari [English translation]
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- Ming Shukur [English translation]
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- Ming Shukur [Transliteration]
- Ket [Transliteration]
- Jonginam lyrics
- Kechalari [Turkish translation]
- Kerak Emas [Russian translation]
- Kelasan lyrics
- Manu Tanho [English translation]
- Intilish Kerak [Turkish translation]
- Jonim birga lyrics
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