- country:United States
- Languages:English
- Genre:Rock
- Official site:http://www.meatloaf.net/
- Wiki:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Meat_Loaf
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Meat Loaf Lyrics
- Alive lyrics
- Dead Ringer For Love [German translation]
- Alive [Vietnamese translation]
- All revved up with no place to go lyrics
- All revved up with no place to go [Greek translation]
- Dead Ringer For Love lyrics
- Bat Out of Hell lyrics
- Dead Ringer For Love [Hungarian translation]
- Alive [Finnish translation]
- Alive [Greek translation]
Meat Loaf featuring lyrics
- Eddie (Portuguese translation)
- Eddie (Serbian translation)
- Jimmy Kimmel - I’m Fucking Ben Affleck
- Eddie (Turkish translation)
- Eddie lyrics
- Hot Patootie - Bless my soul lyrics
- Pavarotti & Friends - Nessun Dorma
- Eddie (Swedish translation)
- Hot Patootie - Bless my soul (German translation)
- Eddie (German translation)
Meat Loaf also performed lyrics
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- Ana Isabelle
- Heinz Rühmann
- Kummer
- Priscilla Mitchell
- Grégory Deck
- Greta Keller
- Claire Waldoff
- The Powerpuff Girls 2016 (OST)
- Carl Butler and Pearl
- The Waitresses
- The Warriors (OST)
- Lali Torres
- Skeeter Davis
- Celso Piña
- The Adventure for Love (OST)
- Peter Igelhoff
- Logan Paul
- Zach Williams
- Rocket from the Tombs
- Josh Urias
- Ferro Gaita
- Maëlle
- Kasper Ehlers
- Rocío Banquells
- Karina Moreno
- Tierra Santa
- Lauri Tähkä & Elonkerjuu
- Grit van Jüten
- Jeannie C. Riley
- Nina (Spain)
- Christl Mardayn
- Hans Fritz Beckmann
- Joël Denis
- Kari Rydman
- Lee Greenwood
- Rosl Seegers
- UFO
- Ron
- Joey + Rory
- Susana
- The First Edition
- Kurt Gerron
- Charivari
- Douluo Continent (OST)
- Irina Kamyanchuk
- Julien LOko
- Rule the World (OST)
- Jimmy Dean
- Fredericks Goldman Jones
- Sofia Oliveira
- Harry Chapin
- Tana Mongeau
- Dimitris Mentzelos
- Kyle
- Sun Nan
- Tracey Thorn
- Peter Kreuder
- Hear 'N Aid
- Marika Rökk
- Redimi2
- Lilian Harvey
- Richard Tauber
- Loquillo y los Trogloditas
- Canada
- Valery Malyshev
- Austin Egen
- Mr. Right (OST)
- Arkadiy Severnyi
- Collective Soul
- Kessler-Zwillinge
- Leslie Jordan
- Pe Werner
- Hector & Cay
- B3N
- Evelyn Künneke
- The Willoughbys (OST)
- Clementino
- The Wailin' Jennys
- Laurent Wolf
- My Amazing Boyfriend 2: Unforgettable Impression (OST)
- Ferlin Husky
- Erwin Hartung
- Zhao Lei
- Northern Lights (USA)
- Kamaleon
- Angela (Philippines)
- Big Boy
- Piero Pelù
- Mabel Hernández
- Claire Kuo
- Stereo Nova
- Aranea Peel
- Gala Montes
- The Baseballs
- Vincent Niclo
- The Damned
- Helena Goldt
- Prince Fox
- Barbara Kist
- Lady Sunshine & Mister Moon
- Confident [Turkish translation]
- Catch Me [Romanian translation]
- Confident [Russian translation]
- Confident [Serbian translation]
- Confident [Hungarian translation]
- [You're the] Devil in Disguise lyrics
- Confident [Finnish translation]
- Bounce [Serbian translation]
- California Sober lyrics
- Catch Me [Serbian translation]
- Cool For The Summer [Croatian translation]
- Confident [Persian translation]
- Commander In Chief lyrics
- Cool For The Summer lyrics
- Concentrate [Turkish translation]
- Change You [Russian translation]
- Commander In Chief [Serbian translation]
- Body Say [Turkish translation]
- The World We Knew [Over And Over] lyrics
- Butterfly [Serbian translation]
- Confident lyrics
- Commander In Chief [Persian translation]
- California Sober [Turkish translation]
- Commander In Chief [Spanish translation]
- Butterfly [Greek translation]
- Confident [Spanish translation]
- Commander In Chief [Russian translation]
- Carefully [Russian translation]
- Catch Me [Greek translation]
- Confident [Turkish translation]
- Butterfly lyrics
- Catch Me [German translation]
- Confident [Russian translation]
- Butterfly [Turkish translation]
- Cool For The Summer [Dutch translation]
- Commander In Chief [Greek translation]
- Carefully [Turkish translation]
- Bounce [Turkish translation]
- Butterfly [Spanish translation]
- Confident [Romanian translation]
- Commander In Chief [Portuguese translation]
- Concentrate [Croatian translation]
- Boys, Boys, Boys lyrics
- Cool For The Summer [Bulgarian translation]
- Carefully [Greek translation]
- Confident [Greek translation]
- Bounce [Serbian translation]
- Catch Me [Serbian translation]
- Carefully [Serbian translation]
- Bounce lyrics
- California Sober [Russian translation]
- Catch Me [Swedish translation]
- Confident [Portuguese translation]
- Catch Me [Italian translation]
- Body Say [Turkish translation]
- Catch Me [Arabic translation]
- Catch Me [Bulgarian translation]
- Concentrate [German translation]
- Confident [Italian translation]
- Catch Me [Azerbaijani translation]
- Confident [Bulgarian translation]
- Confident [Persian translation]
- Carefully [Spanish translation]
- Catch Me [Hungarian translation]
- Confident [Arabic translation]
- Carefully lyrics
- Cool For The Summer [Azerbaijani translation]
- Confident [Turkish translation]
- Confident [Japanese translation]
- Confident [Thai translation]
- California Sober [Greek translation]
- California Sober [Serbian translation]
- Butterfly [Persian translation]
- Blue Hawaii lyrics
- Catch Me [Turkish translation]
- Catch Me [Dutch translation]
- Butterfly [Russian translation]
- Commander In Chief [German translation]
- Confident [Turkish translation]
- Cool For The Summer [Arabic translation]
- Confident [French translation]
- Catch Me [Romanian translation]
- Confident [Turkish translation]
- Change You [Greek translation]
- Confident [Azerbaijani translation]
- Confident [German translation]
- Catch Me [French translation]
- Commander In Chief [Italian translation]
- Concentrate [Serbian translation]
- Catch Me [Spanish translation]
- Confident [Persian translation]
- Change You lyrics
- Concentrate lyrics
- Confident [Polish translation]
- Catch Me [Slovenian translation]
- Change You [Serbian translation]
- Concentrate [Greek translation]
- Concentrate [Spanish translation]
- Yo No Soy Tu Marido lyrics
- Catch Me lyrics
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