- country:Italy
- Languages:Italian, Latin, English
- Genre:Pop-Rock, Progressive rock
- Official site:http://www.formulatre.com/
- Wiki:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Formula_3_(band)
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Formula 3 Lyrics
Formula 3 also performed lyrics
- Con il nastro rosa (Portuguese translation)
- Con il nastro rosa (English translation)
- Con il nastro rosa (Greek translation)
- Con il nastro rosa (Turkish translation)
- Con il nastro rosa (French translation)
- Lucio Battisti - Con il nastro rosa
- Con il nastro rosa (English translation)
- Con il nastro rosa (Russian translation)
- Con il nastro rosa (Greek translation)
- Con il nastro rosa (German translation)
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- 45RPM
- Offa Rex
- Mäkki
- Dokgo Rewind (OST)
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- Taco Hemingway
- Céu
- 150P
- Maria Blaya
- Coral J
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- Leiva
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- Nilda Fernández
- Oscar $mith
- Wavy
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- Jinx (OST)
- nineoff
- Rufus
- Adikia
- Lakia
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- Deep Sea Diver
- Miguel Franco
- Lope de Vega
- Pat Carroll
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- The Flaming Lips
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- DALsooobin
- Hitoshizuku
- Angry Anderson
- The Carter Family
- Yardena Arazi
- Trilussa
- Twelvey
- Boyd Kosiyabong (Chiwin Kosiaphong)
- Elif Oruk
- Pedro Anes Solaz
- The Innocent Man (OST)
- Local Natives
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- Ningen Dokku
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- SIOT
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- Love with Flaws (OST)
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- Big Simon Band
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- Tina Fabrique
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- Daniel Gélin
- Kimchidope
- Freddie Davis
- Hip Hop Teacher (OST)
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- Cariño
- Michael Cera
- Nadia Mukami
- Eddie Hodges
- Useless ID
- Liber [German translation]
- Questo lasciatelo dire lyrics
- Hotel Tivoli lyrics
- Stiu lyrics
- L'inconsolabile lyrics
- Le anitre lyrics
- Se ti senti sola lyrics
- La stagione buona lyrics
- Hepsi Yalan lyrics
- Panik Yok lyrics
- Razboi și iubire [Russian translation]
- Sa fiu cu tine [English translation]
- Imi sta inima in loc [German translation]
- Photographie [Photograph - Version Française] lyrics
- Ploua Cu Lacrimi [English translation]
- Fraier lyrics
- L'escamotage lyrics
- Dac-as putea sa zbor [English translation]
- Fraier [English translation]
- Som min vän [English translation]
- Le paure lyrics
- Imi sta inima in loc lyrics
- Liber [English translation]
- עד שהגעתי אלייך [Ad Sh'Higati Aleich] lyrics
- Take it easy lyrics
- Il dramma della gelosia lyrics
- L'oriundo lyrics
- Dupa Furtuna lyrics
- Le guerre lyrics
- Jag Minns Dig Nog [English translation]
- Nu vreau sa ma uit in urma [English translation]
- Razboi și iubire [English translation]
- בלילות [B'Lilot] [English translation]
- אהבה זה לא מספיק [AhHavah Ze Lo Maspeak] lyrics
- Kriptonita mea lyrics
- Längtan om livet med dig lyrics
- Våren lyrics
- Take It Easy [Version Française] lyrics
- Razboi și iubire lyrics
- L'estate lyrics
- Umbra lyrics
- אהבה זה לא מספיק [AhHavah Ze Lo Maspeak] [English translation]
- Le mogli lyrics
- Bu Gece Sana Uyandım lyrics
- La caccia lyrics
- Azi vii maine pleci [Spanish translation]
- Incepe o noua zi [English translation]
- Stiu [English translation]
- Dispari lyrics
- Quello con la telecamera lyrics
- Porno lyrics
- Dupa Furtuna [English translation]
- Stiu [Russian translation]
- L'amore al tempo del kerosene lyrics
- בלילות [B'Lilot] lyrics
- Incepe o noua zi lyrics
- L'avaro lyrics
- Cary Grant lyrics
- Kriptonita mea [English translation]
- Ploua Cu Lacrimi lyrics
- I condomini lyrics
- Ogni giorno di più lyrics
- Miliardar de vise
- Il nastro rosa lyrics
- Miliardar de vise [Italian translation]
- Dispari [English translation]
- Dac-as putea sa zbor [Russian translation]
- Gli amori di gioventù lyrics
- I piani per il sabato sera lyrics
- Som min vän lyrics
- Lo zio lyrics
- Tırıvırı lyrics
- L'ultima occasione lyrics
- Jag Minns Dig Nog lyrics
- Imi sta inima in loc [English translation]
- Liber [Spanish translation]
- Hepsi Yalan [English translation]
- Incepe o noua zi [Italian translation]
- Seve Seve lyrics
- Dupa Furtuna [Russian translation]
- Nu vreau sa ma uit in urma lyrics
- Gli acrobati lyrics
- La mareggiata del '66 lyrics
- Dupa Furtuna [German translation]
- Liber [French translation]
- Când tu nu eşti lyrics
- עד שהגעתי אלייך [Ad Sh'Higati Aleich] [English translation]
- In un giorno come questo lyrics
- La sera lyrics
- Umbra [English translation]
- La bonne heure lyrics
- Sa fiu cu tine lyrics
- Take it easy [Romanian translation]
- Când tu nu eşti [Russian translation]
- Il tuo carattere e il mio lyrics
- Când tu nu eşti [English translation]
- Liber lyrics
- Dac-as putea sa zbor lyrics
- Il complotto lyrics
- Miliardar de vise [English translation]
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