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- Languages:English
- Genre:Rock
- Official site:http://elviscostello.com/
- Wiki:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elvis_Costello
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Elvis Costello Lyrics
- [The Angels Wanna Wear My] Red Shoes lyrics
- A Good Year For The Roses lyrics
- A Good Year For The Roses [Italian translation]
- Alison [Greek translation]
- Alison lyrics
- Everyday I Write The Book [Hebrew translation]
- Accidents Will Happen [Romanian translation]
- Everyday I Write The Book lyrics
- A Good Year For The Roses [Spanish translation]
- Accidents Will Happen lyrics
Elvis Costello featuring lyrics
Elvis Costello also performed lyrics
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- (What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace, Love, and Understanding (Arabic translation)
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- Brilliant Disguise (Dutch translation)
- Brilliant Disguise (Dutch translation)
- Almost Blue
- Brilliant Disguise (French translation)
- Bruce Springsteen - Brilliant Disguise
- (What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace, Love, and Understanding (German translation)
- (What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace, Love and Understanding
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- Syndir Guðs [Opinberun Frelsarans] lyrics
- Hoppípolla [Russian translation]
- Myrkur [English translation]
- Gobbledigook [Italian translation]
- Ný batterí [Turkish translation]
- Svefn-g-englar [Serbian translation]
- Hoppípolla [Ukrainian translation]
- Kveikur [English translation]
- Myrkur lyrics
- Rafstraumur [French translation]
- Illgresi lyrics
- Svefn-g-englar [French translation]
- Hjartaõ Hamast [Bamm Bamm Bamm] lyrics
- Rafstraumur [Danish translation]
- Stormur [English translation]
- Svefn-g-englar [English translation]
- Sæglópur [French translation]
- Inní mér syngur vitleysingur [English translation]
- Hoppípolla [Italian translation]
- Hafsól lyrics
- Inní mér syngur vitleysingur [Portuguese translation]
- Með suð í eyrum [English translation]
- Svefn-g-englar [Turkish translation]
- Hoppípolla [French translation]
- Rafstraumur [English translation]
- Heysátan [Italian translation]
- Hrafntinna [Italian translation]
- Hoppípolla [German translation]
- Stormur lyrics
- Ný batterí [Ukrainian translation]
- Hoppípolla [English translation]
- Með suð í eyrum [Turkish translation]
- Svo hljótt lyrics
- Hoppípolla [Spanish translation]
- Svo hljótt [Turkish translation]
- Svo hljótt [English translation]
- Starálfur [Danish translation]
- Rafstraumur lyrics
- Hoppípolla [English translation]
- Hoppípolla [English translation]
- Með suð í eyrum lyrics
- Suð í eyrum [English translation]
- Hrafntinna lyrics
- Ný batterí [English translation]
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- Suð í eyrum lyrics
- Heysátan [English translation]
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- Starálfur [Turkish translation]
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- Svefn-g-englar [English translation]
- Rembihnútur [Russian translation]
- Góðan daginn lyrics
- Que Dieu aide les exclus lyrics
- Sæglópur [German translation]
- Kveikur [English translation]
- Starálfur [English translation]
- Starálfur [Spanish translation]
- Svefn-g-englar [Spanish translation]
- Sæglópur [English translation]
- Hún Jörð [Swedish translation]
- Inní mér syngur vitleysingur [Spanish translation]
- Rembihnútur [English translation]
- Góðan daginn [Turkish translation]
- Ísjaki [French translation]
- Baby, Don't You Break My Heart Slow lyrics
- Hafssól lyrics
- Ísjaki [English translation]
- Góðan daginn [English translation]
- Svefn-g-englar lyrics
- Gobbledigook [Hungarian translation]
- Hoppípolla [English translation]
- Hafssól [Italian translation]
- Kveikur lyrics
- Rembihnútur lyrics
- Hjartaõ Hamast [Bamm Bamm Bamm] [English translation]
- Hoppípolla [Ukrainian translation]
- Inní mér syngur vitleysingur [Danish translation]
- Illgresi [English translation]
- Hoppípolla [Russian translation]
- Hoppípolla [Finnish translation]
- Kveikur [Italian translation]
- Heysátan [Danish translation]
- Starálfur [French translation]
- Heysátan lyrics
- Ný batterí lyrics
- Hrafntinna [English translation]
- Hjartaõ Hamast [Bamm Bamm Bamm] [English translation]
- Inní mér syngur vitleysingur lyrics
- Inní mér syngur vitleysingur [German translation]
- Hún Jörð [English translation]
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- Ísjaki lyrics
- Starálfur lyrics
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- Hún Jörð lyrics
- Sæglópur lyrics
- Hoppípolla lyrics
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