- country:Korea, South
- Languages:Korean, English
- Genre:Pop
- Official site:https://www.instagram.com/lalima_imitation/
- Wiki:https://kpopmembersbio.com/la-lima-singer-profile/
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LA LIMA Lyrics
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- 나의 옛날이야기 (My Old Story) (naui yesnal-iyagi) (Greek translation)
- 나의 옛날이야기 (My Old Story) (naui yesnal-iyagi) (Portuguese translation)
- 나의 옛날이야기 (My Old Story) (naui yesnal-iyagi) (Russian translation)
- 나의 옛날이야기 (My Old Story) (naui yesnal-iyagi) (Bulgarian translation)
- 나의 옛날이야기 (My Old Story) (naui yesnal-iyagi) (English translation)
- IU - 나의 옛날이야기 (My Old Story) (naui yesnal-iyagi)
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- Loving You a Thousand Times (OST)
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- Sevn Alias
- I Wanna Be Around lyrics
- The Rumor lyrics
- My heart belongs to Daddy lyrics
- Flying High [Turkish translation]
- Shine lyrics
- Love Thy Neighbor lyrics
- I want your legs up [Greek translation]
- I Dare U lyrics
- Not My Time lyrics
- Dindí lyrics
- Beauty Killer [Romanian translation]
- Dream of You lyrics
- I'm In Love [With A Killer] [Romanian translation]
- Beauty Killer [Turkish translation]
- Που'ναι τέτοια ώρα η αγάπη μου [Pou'nai tétoia i agápi mou] lyrics
- Kendimi Bilmeden [Russian translation]
- Fame & Riches, Rehab Bitches lyrics
- I'm So Special lyrics
- Blow Me [Turkish translation]
- Freakshow lyrics
- Fresh Meat lyrics
- Gold von den Sternen lyrics
- Where Are You? lyrics
- God Hates Your Outfit lyrics
- Get Away With Murder [Romanian translation]
- Science Fiction Stories lyrics
- Eyelash Curlers & Butcher Knives [What's the Difference?] lyrics
- Is It Love lyrics
- Blow Me [French translation]
- I Guess I'll Have to Change My Plan lyrics
- Clothes Come Off lyrics
- Kendimi Bilmeden [English translation]
- Flying High [Russian translation]
- Like a God lyrics
- Si tu plonges lyrics
- You're My Baby lyrics
- Kimse Yok [English translation]
- Cupcakes Taste Like Violence lyrics
- Olmazdın [Russian translation]
- I want your legs up lyrics
- Olmazdın [English translation]
- Gorgeous lyrics
- Είδα τα μάτια σου κλαμένα [Ída ta mátia su klaména] lyrics
- Kimse Yok lyrics
- About the Blues lyrics
- Get Set for the Blues lyrics
- Blow Me [German translation]
- Beauty Killer [Serbian translation]
- Blush [Serbian translation]
- The Touch of Your Hand lyrics
- Buenos días Argentina lyrics
- Χαράντα σο χωρίον lyrics
- Get Away With Murder lyrics
- Beauty Killer [French translation]
- Flying High
- Clocked Out! lyrics
- Get Physical lyrics
- Kendimi Bilmeden lyrics
- Olmazdın [Russian translation]
- Lagrimas Negras lyrics
- It's Good to Want You Bad lyrics
- Περιφρόνα με γλυκιά μου [Perifrona me glikia mou] lyrics
- I'm In Love [With A Killer] [Russian translation]
- Get Away With Murder [Greek translation]
- It Shouldn't Happen to a Dream lyrics
- I'm In Love [With A Killer] [Turkish translation]
- Looking for clues lyrics
- Νa emne enan petoymenon [Να έμ'νε έναν πετούμενον] [Turkish translation]
- Kimse Yok [Russian translation]
- I'm In Love [With A Killer] lyrics
- Electric Sugar Pop lyrics
- Blush lyrics
- Wunderbar ist die Welt [What a Wonderful World] lyrics
- Μπρος στο ρημαγμένο σπίτι [Bros sto rimagmameno spiti] lyrics
- Blow Me lyrics
- Bitch, Please! lyrics
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- Νa emne enan petoymenon [Να έμ'νε έναν πετούμενον] [Greek translation]
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- Celebration lyrics
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- Beauty Killer [Russian translation]
- Hell of A Drug lyrics
- Night Song lyrics
- Too Many lyrics
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- Νa emne enan petoymenon [Να έμ'νε έναν πετούμενον] [Greek translation]
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- Beauty Killer lyrics
- Catwalk lyrics
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- Lucky Charm lyrics
- Nervous [cover] lyrics
- Fresh Meat [Turkish translation]
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