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- Pity Party lyrics
- Play Date [French translation]
- Seven Nation Army lyrics
- Pity Party [Malay translation]
- Schizo [Turkish translation]
- Pity Party [Turkish translation]
- Pity Party [Finnish translation]
- Play Date [Macedonian translation]
- Pity Party [Polish translation]
- Rough Love [Hungarian translation]
- Play Date [Dutch translation]
- Seven Nation Army [Turkish translation]
- Rough Love [Bulgarian translation]
- Schizo [Hungarian translation]
- Play Date [Spanish translation]
- Rocking Horse lyrics
- 'O surdato 'nnammurato
- Pity Party [Turkish translation]
- Play Date [Vietnamese translation]
- Schizo [Russian translation]
- Recess [Turkish translation]
- Pity Party [Turkish translation]
- Ring Pop lyrics
- Play Date [Hebrew translation]
- Pity Party [Romanian translation]
- Pity Party [Dutch translation]
- Pity Party [Romanian translation]
- Pity Party [German translation]
- Rough Love [Finnish translation]
- Pity Party [Indonesian translation]
- Pity Party [Hebrew translation]
- Recess [Italian translation]
- Play Date [Serbian translation]
- Recess [Dutch translation]
- Play Date [Turkish translation]
- Play Date [Danish translation]
- Triumph lyrics
- Recess [Russian translation]
- Schizo [Azerbaijani translation]
- Rough Love [Czech translation]
- Schizo [French translation]
- Piggyback [Turkish translation]
- Play Date [Russian translation]
- Schizo [Italian translation]
- Play Date [Turkish translation]
- Pity Party [Hungarian translation]
- Recess [Spanish translation]
- Debaixo Dos Caracóis Dos Seus Cabelos lyrics
- Pity Party [Croatian translation]
- Play Date [Hungarian translation]
- Rough Love lyrics
- Rough Love [Bosnian translation]
- Pity Party [Hungarian translation]
- Rough Love [Serbian translation]
- Pity Party [Greek translation]
- Recess [Swedish translation]
- Recess [Turkish translation]
- Play Date [Russian translation]
- Play Date [Greek translation]
- Pity Party [Bulgarian translation]
- Play Date [Polish translation]
- Pity Party [Serbian translation]
- Play Date [Italian translation]
- Play Date lyrics
- Rocking Horse [Italian translation]
- El monstruo lyrics
- Seven Nation Army [Spanish translation]
- Rough Love [Greek translation]
- Pity Party [Turkish translation]
- Pity Party [Finnish translation]
- Recess [Russian translation]
- Recess lyrics
- Recess [French translation]
- Recess [Italian translation]
- Pity Party [Italian translation]
- Pity Party [Macedonian translation]
- Help Me to Help Myself lyrics
- Pity Party [Portuguese translation]
- Rough Love [French translation]
- Pity Party [Serbian translation]
- Rough Love [Turkish translation]
- Recess [Hungarian translation]
- Play Date [Japanese translation]
- Seven Nation Army [Greek translation]
- Play Date [Turkish translation]
- Pity Party [Russian translation]
- Recess [Macedonian translation]
- Pity Party [Turkish translation]
- Minnet Eylemem lyrics
- Pity Party [Danish translation]
- No Exit lyrics
- Pity Party [French translation]
- Rough Love [Romanian translation]
- Pity Party [Czech translation]
- Rough Love [Danish translation]
- Play Date [Portuguese translation]
- Recess [Greek translation]
- Play Date [Romanian translation]
- Pity Party [Spanish translation]
- Schizo lyrics
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