- country:Bulgaria
- Languages:Bulgarian
- Genre:Hip-Hop/Rap
- Official site:http://dim4ou.com/
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- Rangehn lyrics
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- Call U Up [Portuguese translation]
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- 허수아비 [Scarecrow] [heosuabi] [English translation]
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- Lover, You Should've Come Over lyrics
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- Αύριο μπορεί να μας σκοτώσουν [Avrio borei na mas skotosoun] lyrics
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- O
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- Η Ελένη [I Eléni] lyrics
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- X [English translation]
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- Malatia lyrics
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- Wisin - Pégate pa' que veas
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- RISE lyrics
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- X [Russian translation]
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