- country:Germany
- Languages:German
- Genre:Hip-Hop/Rap
- Official site:http://www.mosespelham.de/
- Wiki:https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moses_Pelham
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Moses Pelham Lyrics
Moses Pelham featuring lyrics
- Nicht von dieser Welt - Die Rückkehr (English translation)
- Xavier Naidoo - Nicht von dieser Welt - Die Rückkehr
- Kopf (English translation)
- 30-11-80 (English translation)
- Xavier Naidoo - Kopf
- Xavier Naidoo - Wir fahren
- Tommy Blank ist tot lyrics
- Sido - 30-11-80
- 30-11-80 (Turkish translation)
- Wir fahren (English translation)
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- November Rain [Serbian translation]
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- Paradise City [Portuguese translation]
- November Rain [Hungarian translation]
- November Rain [Hungarian translation]
- Mr. Brownstone [Serbian translation]
- November Rain [Azerbaijani translation]
- November Rain [Spanish translation]
- November Rain [Hebrew translation]
- Paradise City [Esperanto translation]
- My World [Greek translation]
- November Rain [Portuguese translation]
- November Rain [Greek translation]
- My World lyrics
- November Rain [Turkish translation]
- November Rain [Hungarian translation]
- November Rain [Italian translation]
- One In A Million lyrics
- November Rain [Persian translation]
- November Rain [Arabic translation]
- Nice Boys [Turkish translation]
- November Rain [French translation]
- Nightrain lyrics
- Paradise City [Bulgarian translation]
- November Rain [Swedish translation]
- Paradise City [Greek translation]
- Paradise City [French translation]
- November Rain [Russian translation]
- One In A Million [Serbian translation]
- Mr. Brownstone [Turkish translation]
- My Michelle [Portuguese translation]
- One In A Million [Greek translation]
- November Rain [Dutch translation]
- In My Time of Dying lyrics
- Paradise City [Spanish translation]
- November Rain [Slovak translation]
- November Rain [Persian translation]
- My Michelle [Serbian translation]
- November Rain [Greek translation]
- Paradise City [Swedish translation]
- Paradise City [Dutch translation]
- November Rain [Kurdish [Sorani] translation]
- Mr. Brownstone [Greek translation]
- Mr. Brownstone [German translation]
- My Michelle [Czech translation]
- Nightrain [Turkish translation]
- Mr. Brownstone [Spanish translation]
- November Rain [Romanian translation]
- November Rain [French translation]
- Paradise City lyrics
- New Rose lyrics
- November Rain [Bulgarian translation]
- November Rain [Italian translation]
- Iran Iran 2014 lyrics
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- One In A Million [Serbian translation]
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- Paradise City [Serbian translation]
- November Rain [German translation]
- November Rain [Turkish translation]
- November Rain [Persian translation]
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- Mr. Brownstone [German translation]
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- November Rain [Chinese translation]
- My Michelle [Bulgarian translation]
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- Nice Boys [Czech translation]
- Patience lyrics
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- Paradise City [Croatian translation]
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- My Michelle [German translation]
- November Rain [Romanian translation]
- November Rain [Vietnamese translation]
- You Send Me Flying [Cherry] lyrics
- Paradise City [Turkish translation]
- November Rain [Spanish translation]
- Paradise City [Romanian translation]
- November Rain [Esperanto translation]
- November Rain [Portuguese translation]
- Paradise City [Hungarian translation]
- Out Ta Get Me lyrics
- Out Ta Get Me [Turkish translation]
- November Rain [Turkish translation]
- Saturday Night [Is The Loneliest Night In The Week] lyrics
- Te deseo lo mejor lyrics
- November Rain [Turkish translation]
- November Rain [Hungarian translation]
- Paradise City [Italian translation]
- November Rain [Polish translation]
- Out Ta Get Me [Greek translation]
- November Rain [Serbian translation]
- Paradise City [Romanian translation]
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