- country:Netherlands
- Languages:English
- Genre:Blues, Pop
- Official site:http://www.oscarbenton.nl/
- Wiki:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oscar_Benton
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Oscar Benton Lyrics
- Different Dreams lyrics
- Different Dreams [Romanian translation]
- Different Dreams [Turkish translation]
- How Can I Just Start Again [German translation]
- Different Dreams [German translation]
- Busted lyrics
- Different Dreams [Russian translation]
- How Can I Just Start Again lyrics
- Busted [German translation]
- Different Dreams [Serbian translation]
Oscar Benton also performed lyrics
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- Inch'Allah [Spanish translation]
- En bandoulière lyrics
- Incomincio ad amarti [Teorema] lyrics
- Gridare il tuo nome [Korean translation]
- Inch'Allah [Russian translation]
- Inch Allah lyrics
- Elle était belle pourtant [Russian translation]
- Gute Reise, Schöne Rose [English translation]
- Elle m'ensoleille lyrics
- Inch Allah [God willing] lyrics
- Domani sulla luna lyrics
- He venido a pedirte perdón lyrics
- Streitlied zwischen Leben und Tod lyrics
- Inch'Allah [Hebrew translation]
- Ya no vivo por vivir lyrics
- Ho tanti sogni nel mio bagaglio lyrics
- So will ich mit dir leben lyrics
- Et on chantait [Russian translation]
- Du bist wie die Liebe [Russian translation]
- È la mia vita [Spanish translation]
- Inch'Allah [Polish translation]
- Gridare il tuo nome [Russian translation]
- Il nostro romanzo lyrics
- Ève de mon rêve lyrics
- Insieme lyrics
- Inch'Allah [Hungarian translation]
- Bartali lyrics
- Insieme [French translation]
- Es mi vida [English translation]
- Gridare il tuo nome [Spanish translation]
- Ein kleines Glück [Russian translation]
- È la mia vita lyrics
- Domani sulla luna [German translation]
- Loba lyrics
- Gridare il tuo nome [Romanian translation]
- Donne dell'estate lyrics
- Tie My Hands lyrics
- Gute Reise, Schöne Rose [Spanish translation]
- Inch'Allah [Japanese translation]
- Gridare il tuo nome [Galician translation]
- En blue jeans et blouson de cuir [Russian translation]
- Inch'Allah [English translation]
- Il nostro amore [German translation]
- Ensemble [Russian translation]
- Il nostro amore lyrics
- En bandoulière [Russian translation]
- Es mi vida [Romanian translation]
- The Lighthouse Keeper lyrics
- Ensemble [Greek translation]
- Gridare il tuo nome [Russian translation]
- Ein kleines Glück lyrics
- Gridare il tuo nome [Polish translation]
- Не теряй меня [Ne teryay menya] lyrics
- Elle était belle pourtant lyrics
- En blue jeans et blouson de cuir lyrics
- Elle disait tout l'temps « je t'aime » [Russian translation]
- Donne dell'estate [German translation]
- Inch'Allah [English translation]
- Ève de mon rêve [Russian translation]
- Inch'Allah [Turkish translation]
- Inch Allah [God willing] [Japanese translation]
- È la mia vita [Romanian translation]
- Gridare il tuo nome [Hebrew translation]
- Encontre Un Verano [Russian translation]
- Es mi vida lyrics
- Du bist wie die Liebe [English translation]
- Inch'Allah [English translation]
- Ένας Έρωτας Φτηνός [Enas Erotas Ftinos] lyrics
- Guzel kiz lyrics
- Inch Allah [English translation]
- Ensemble lyrics
- En bandoulière [English translation]
- Il nostro romanzo [Romanian translation]
- Secrets from a Gril [Who's seen it All] lyrics
- Inch'Allah [Greek translation]
- Il nostro romanzo [English translation]
- Du bist wie die Liebe lyrics
- Fleur lyrics
- Du bist wie die Liebe [Croatian translation]
- Inch'Allah [Russian translation]
- Talk lyrics
- Elle m'ensoleille [Russian translation]
- Gridare il tuo nome [English translation]
- F comme femme [English translation]
- F comme femme lyrics
- Conga lyrics
- J'ai trouvé un été lyrics
- Et on chantait lyrics
- Du bist wie die Liebe [Turkish translation]
- Gwendolina lyrics
- Gridare il tuo nome lyrics
- cumartesi lyrics
- Es geht eine Träne auf Reisen [Une larme aux nuages] lyrics
- Elle disait tout l'temps « je t'aime » lyrics
- Encontre Un Verano lyrics
- Inch'Allah [German translation]
- Inch'Allah lyrics
- Gute Reise, Schöne Rose lyrics
- Es mi vida [Japanese translation]
- Inch Allah [Hebrew translation]
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