- country:Ireland
- Languages:English
- Genre:Pop-Folk, Indie
- Official site:http://lisahannigan.ie/
- Wiki:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lisa_Hannigan
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Lisa Hannigan Lyrics
Lisa Hannigan featuring lyrics
- Desafinado (English translation)
- Unplayed piano (German translation)
- Lagan love lyrics
- Unplayed piano (Turkish translation)
- Unplayed piano (Turkish translation)
- Damien Rice - Desafinado
- Unplayed piano (Spanish translation)
- Unplayed piano (Romanian translation)
- Damien Rice - Unplayed piano
- Desafinado (German translation)
Lisa Hannigan also performed lyrics
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- Nima Qilay lyrics
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- Ich fand ein Herz in Portofino [I Found My Love in Portofino] lyrics
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- Love me [Transliteration]
- Qaytmayman [Persian translation]
- Nega lyrics
- Nega [Transliteration]
- Qaytmaydi [Transliteration]
- Nega [Russian translation]
- Qiynalar qalbim lyrics
- Netayin lyrics
- Qiynalar qalbim [Transliteration]
- Jonim, sog‘indim lyrics
- Ol Mayli [English translation]
- Qaytmayman [Turkish translation]
- Qachon [Transliteration]
- Jonim ayt [Transliteration]
- Orzu [Transliteration]
- Qaytmaydi [Turkish translation]
- Qaytmaydi [English translation]
- Oqqina olma [Transliteration]
- Qaytmayman [Transliteration]
- Onajonim lyrics
- Kel [English translation]
- Jonim, sog‘indim [Turkish translation]
- Qachon lyrics
- Ol Mayli [Transliteration]
- Netayin [Russian translation]
- Orzu [Turkish [Anatolian dialects] translation]
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- Qachon [Transliteration]
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- Muhabbatim lyrics
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- Kel [Russian translation]
- Jonim, sog‘indim [Russian translation]
- Kel [Turkish translation]
- Ko'z Yoshim [Transliteration]
- Orzu [Indonesian translation]
- Orzu [Russian translation]
- Love me lyrics
- Qolaymi... ketaymi? [Russian translation]
- Qachon [Russian translation]
- Qolaymi... ketaymi? lyrics
- Maktab [Transliteration]
- Qaytmaydi [Russian translation]
- Netayin [Transliteration]
- Qaytmaydi [Azerbaijani [Southern] translation]
- Qaytmaydi [Kazakh translation]
- Nega [Turkish translation]
- Qaytmaydi [English translation]
- Qolaymi... ketaymi? [Transliteration]
- Ol Mayli [Russian translation]
- Maktab lyrics
- Kel [Transliteration]
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- Muhabbatim [Transliteration]
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- Najot lyrics
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- Jonim, sog‘indim [Transliteration]
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- Jonim, sog‘indim [English translation]
- Romeo va Julyetta lyrics
- Qaytmaydi [Azerbaijani translation]
- Muhabbatim [Russian translation]
- Qaytmaydi lyrics
- Ko'z Yoshim [Russian translation]
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