- country:United States
- Languages:English
- Genre:Blues, Jazz, Swing
- Official site:http://www.dukeellington.com/
- Wiki:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Duke_Ellington
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Duke Ellington Lyrics
Duke Ellington featuring lyrics
Duke Ellington also performed lyrics
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- Tomorrow [Romanian translation]
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- When You're Gone [French translation]
- The Rebels [German translation]
- Twenty One [Italian translation]
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- Скажи мне «Да» [Skazhi mne "da'] lyrics
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- The Pressure [Turkish translation]
- You got a nerve lyrics
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- Waltzing Back [Turkish translation]
- The Pressure lyrics
- バツ猫 [Batsu Neko] lyrics
- Waltzing Back lyrics
- 光よ [hikari yo] lyrics
- Time Is Ticking Out [Italian translation]
- Tomorrow [French translation]
- When You're Gone [Bulgarian translation]
- When You're Gone [Latvian translation]
- The Icicle Melts [Greek translation]
- When You're Gone [Romanian translation]
- אבינו מלכנו [Avinu Malkeinu] lyrics
- Wake Me When It's Over lyrics
- The Glory [Turkish translation]
- The Sun Is Burning lyrics
- The Glory [Spanish translation]
- Twenty One [Bulgarian translation]
- Twenty One [Turkish translation]
- Wake Me When It's Over [Turkish translation]
- Bice bolje lyrics
- The Glory [German translation]
- Mil Maneras lyrics
- Twenty One [French translation]
- Восковая кукла [Voskovaya kukla] lyrics
- Gusta mi magla padnala lyrics
- The Glory lyrics
- Wake Up and Smell the Coffee [Serbian translation]
- Wake Me When It's Over [Serbian translation]
- Simon & Garfunkel - Bye Bye Love
- When You're Gone [Italian translation]
- When You're Gone [Russian translation]
- Mes Mains lyrics
- Twenty One lyrics
- אושר [Osher] lyrics
- 学校に行った日のこと [Gakkou ni Itta Hi no Koto] lyrics
- The Icicle Melts lyrics
- Tomorrow lyrics
- Wanted [Turkish translation]
- Wake Me When It's Over [Greek translation]
- The Icicle Melts [Italian translation]
- This Is the Day [Greek translation]
- Waltzing Back [Serbian translation]
- 夜行性 [Yakōsei] lyrics
- Лудост е [Ludost e] lyrics
- Time Is Ticking Out [Greek translation]
- Time Is Ticking Out [Russian translation]
- Wanted lyrics
- The Icicle Melts [Bulgarian translation]
- La polenta piace a tutti lyrics
- Wake Me When It's Over [Romanian translation]
- When You're Gone [Arabic translation]
- Você é inútil demais [Kimi wa dekinai ko 君はできない子]
- The Glory [Serbian translation]
- Waiting in Walthamstow [French translation]
- Time Is Ticking Out lyrics
- Koyê Dêrsim zaf berzo lyrics
- The Rebels lyrics
- The Pressure [Turkish translation]
- Ждём с небес перемен... ["Zhdyom s nebes peremen..."] lyrics
- 最好的夏天 [The best summer] lyrics
- Махаббат бер маған [Makhabbat ber maghan] lyrics
- Wanted [Polish translation]
- When You're Gone [German translation]
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- Twenty One [Romanian translation]
- 愛を探して [Ai o sagashite] lyrics
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- Twenty One [Greek translation]
- When You're Gone [Persian translation]
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- The Concept lyrics
- The Rebels [Serbian translation]
- When You're Gone [Romanian translation]
- Tomorrow [Italian translation]
- Sunday [Greek translation]
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- When You're Gone [Persian translation]
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