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Noel Rosa Lyrics
- Com que roupa? lyrics
- Com que roupa? [English translation]
- Adeus Adeus [French translation]
- As Pastorinhas [French translation]
- Adeus Adeus [English translation]
- Com que roupa? [French translation]
- Adeus Adeus [German translation]
- As Pastorinhas lyrics
- As Pastorinhas [English translation]
- Adeus Adeus lyrics
Noel Rosa also performed lyrics
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- Made In Heaven [Dutch translation]
- Love of My Life [Dutch translation]
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- Life Is Real [Song For Lennon] [Serbian translation]
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- Life Is Real [Song For Lennon] [French translation]
- Love of My Life [Turkish translation]
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- Lily of the valley [Romanian translation]
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- Living on My Own [Serbian translation]
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- Living on My Own [Romanian translation]
- Lily of the valley [Finnish translation]
- Made In Heaven [Spanish translation]
- Love of My Life [Persian translation]
- Love of My Life [Czech translation]
- More of That Jazz [Polish translation]
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- Love of My Life [Turkish [Anatolian dialects] translation]
- Love of My Life [Portuguese translation]
- Love of My Life [Spanish translation]
- Lily of the valley [Serbian translation]
- Long Away [Romanian translation]
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- Made In Heaven lyrics
- Made In Heaven [Romanian translation]
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- More of That Jazz lyrics
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- Living on My Own [Spanish translation]
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