- country:Germany
- Languages:German
- Genre:Indie, Rock
- Official site:http://www.madsenmusik.de
- Wiki:https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Madsen_(Band)
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- On and On and On lyrics
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- On and On and On [German translation]
- On and On and On [French translation]
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- Om och om igen [English translation]
- One of Us [Russian translation]
- On and On and On [Czech translation]
- My Love, My Life [Portuguese translation]
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- Ode to Freedom [Polish translation]
- On and On and On [Turkish translation]
- Nina, Pretty Ballerina [Russian translation]
- Ode to Freedom [French translation]
- My Love, My Life [Czech translation]
- One of Us [Romanian translation]
- On and On and On [Bulgarian translation]
- Our Last Summer lyrics
- Nina, Pretty Ballerina [Polish translation]
- My Love, My Life [Romanian translation]
- My Love, My Life [Persian translation]
- Ode to Freedom [Hungarian translation]
- My Love, My Life [Hungarian translation]
- One of Us [Spanish translation]
- Ode to Freedom lyrics
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- No Hay A Quien Culpar [Croatian translation]
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- No Doubt About It [Polish translation]
- Om och om igen lyrics
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- Our Last Summer [Dutch translation]
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- My Love, My Life [Polish translation]
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- One Man, One Woman lyrics
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- Ode to Freedom [German translation]
- Nina, Pretty Ballerina [Bulgarian translation]
- One of Us [Czech translation]
- One of Us [Finnish translation]
- One of Us [Hungarian translation]
- My Love, My Life [Russian translation]
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- No Hay A Quien Culpar [English translation]
- My Love, My Life [Finnish translation]
- Ode to Freedom [German translation]
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- My Love, My Life [Turkish translation]
- Nina, Pretty Ballerina [Portuguese translation]
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- My Love, My Life [Italian translation]
- One of Us [Dutch translation]
- One of Us [German translation]
- One of Us [Portuguese translation]
- My Love, My Life [Bulgarian translation]
- Our Last Summer [Finnish translation]
- No Doubt About It [Dutch translation]
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