- country:United Kingdom
- Languages:English
- Genre:Alternative
- Official site:http://www.last.fm/music/Love+And+Rockets/+wiki
- Wiki:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Love_and_Rockets_%28band%29
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Love and Rockets Lyrics
- If There's a Heaven Above [Japanese translation]
- Ball Of Confusion [Greek translation]
- An American Dream lyrics
- Everybody Wants To Go To Heaven lyrics
- Haunted When The Minutes Drag lyrics
- If There's a Heaven Above lyrics
- Ball Of Confusion [Italian translation]
- A Private Future lyrics
- Ball Of Confusion
- All In My Mind lyrics
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- Down to the Sea [German translation]
- You're My Baby lyrics
- Clocked Out! lyrics
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- Room with a View lyrics
- New World lyrics
- Capable [Turkish translation]
- 29 Palms lyrics
- I Guess I'll Have to Change My Plan lyrics
- Like a God lyrics
- The Mamas and The Papas - Twelve Thirty [Young Girls Are Coming to the Canyon]
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- The Rumor lyrics
- Carry Fire lyrics
- Nervous [cover] lyrics
- Killing The Blues [Portuguese translation]
- Mystery Title lyrics
- Robert Plant - Quattro [World Drifts In]
- The Touch of Your Hand lyrics
- Mantra Ho'oponopono Spanish Version [Russian translation]
- Oh, Johnny lyrics
- Robert Plant - My Heart Would Know
- Ούζο και χασίσι [Ouzo ke hasisi] lyrics
- Burning Down One Side lyrics
- Nel mio cielo puro lyrics
- Dindí lyrics
- Where Are You? lyrics
- La son t'envolta [O Ipnos se Tilixe] lyrics
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- When the Stars Begin to Fall lyrics
- Please Read The Letter [Swedish translation]
- It's Good to Want You Bad lyrics
- Buenos días Argentina lyrics
- Gold von den Sternen lyrics
- Night Song lyrics
- Big Log [Serbian translation]
- My heart belongs to Daddy lyrics
- Science Fiction Stories lyrics
- If You're Right lyrics
- Big Log [Greek translation]
- Robert Plant - Go Your Way
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- Time After Time lyrics
- Robert Plant - Searching For My Love
- 29 Palms [Croatian translation]
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- Wunderbar ist die Welt [What a Wonderful World] lyrics
- About the Blues lyrics
- Robert Plant - Last Kind Words Blues
- Robert Plant - Going Where The Lonely Go
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- Liars Dance lyrics
- Ciondolo d'oro lyrics
- Fat Lip lyrics
- Embrace Another Fall lyrics
- Too Many lyrics
- Gucci Rock N Rolla lyrics
- Looking for clues lyrics
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- Dream of You lyrics
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- Moonlight In Samosa [Croatian translation]
- Big Log lyrics
- Get Set for the Blues lyrics
- Si tu plonges lyrics
- 29 Palms [Serbian translation]
- Big Log [Croatian translation]
- Love Thy Neighbor lyrics
- Big Log [Turkish translation]
- New World [Greek translation]
- Moonlight In Samosa [Bulgarian translation]
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- And That Reminds Me lyrics
- 29 Palms [Turkish translation]
- Satan Your Kingdom Must Come Down [French translation]
- Robert Plant - High and Lonesome
- Leyla [Nazar] lyrics
- Περιφρόνα με γλυκιά μου [Perifrona me glikia mou] lyrics
- It Shouldn't Happen to a Dream lyrics
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- I Wanna Be Around lyrics
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