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The Springfields Lyrics
The Springfields also performed lyrics
- Wanda Jackson - Silver Threads and Golden Needles
- Mia Martini - The lion sleeps tonight
- Island of Dreams (Hebrew translation)
- The Seekers - Island of Dreams
- The Seekers - Silver Threads and Golden Needles
- Silver Threads and Golden Needles (Ukrainian translation)
- Mina - Eso es el amor
- Island of Dreams (Romanian translation)
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- The Tale of Nokdu (OST)
- Maria McKee
- Carlos Varela
- The Libertines
- General Woo
- Hari Rončević
- Ice Lo
- The Legend of Prince Valiant (OST)
- Bruce Cockburn
- Salah Al-Zadjaly
- Spy (OST)
- Pee Wee Ellis
- Vibe
- Speak
- Sokół
- Maria Dimitriadi
- Jacques Cardona
- The Daltons
- Manuel Wirzt
- DJ M.E.G.
- Running Man
- Going Steady
- Master's Sun (OST)
- Emilio Roman
- MISTY
- Poppy
- Xeyyam Nisanov
- Viki Gabor
- Tatiana
- Agrameri
- A Guy Called Gerald
- Vincent Delerm
- Ryoko Hirosue
- Boier Bibescu
- Montelupo
- Love in the Moonlight (OST)
- Amy Shark
- ROZES
- Timbiriche
- Larry Hagman
- Sophia Loren
- C.I.A.
- The Runaways
- Nucksal
- Los Chichos
- Marília Mendonça
- Mery Spolsky
- Muhammad Yusuf
- La Familia
- Electroforez
- Renata Przemyk
- David Busquets
- Jang Ok Jung, Living in Love (OST)
- DallasK
- MC Mong
- Carlos Mejía Godoy
- Sorry Boys
- Kenny Loggins
- Faith Evans
- Thelma Houston
- Quligowscy
- My Sassy Girl (OST)
- Ohio Express
- Carlos Gabriel
- Gigi D'Agostino
- Kane Alexander
- 100 Days My Prince (OST)
- Sandy Lam
- Eureka Seven (OST)
- The Miracles
- Ferman Akgül
- Leño
- Midas (OST)
- Mia Julia
- DePedro
- Alina (Russia)
- The Most Beautiful Goodbye In The World (OST)
- Vicentico
- Gian Marco
- Client Liaison
- Black Star Mafia
- Magnificence
- Nastya Kochetkova
- Krasnaya Plesen
- Venesa Doci
- The Silencers (USA)
- Anda Adam
- Frenkie
- Diana Reyes
- Mietek Szcześniak
- Alfred Jarry
- Jeroen van Koningsbrugge
- Ektro
- Luther Vandross
- Lena Zavaroni
- Jillian Jacqueline
- Jubee
- Tammi Terrell
- H.I.T (OST)
- Roc Project
- [You're the] Devil in Disguise lyrics
- Heart Attack [Bulgarian translation]
- Give Your Heart A Break [Azerbaijani translation]
- Give Your Heart A Break [Turkish translation]
- Give Your Heart A Break [Turkish translation]
- Heart Attack [French translation]
- Gift of a Friend lyrics
- Gift of a Friend [Romanian translation]
- Gift of a Friend [Serbian translation]
- Give Your Heart A Break [Spanish translation]
- Gift of a Friend [Spanish translation]
- Heart Attack [Greek translation]
- Heart Attack [Bulgarian translation]
- Gift of a Friend [Danish translation]
- Get Back [Spanish translation]
- Gift of a Friend [Italian translation]
- Gift of a Friend [Hebrew translation]
- Give Your Heart A Break [Swedish translation]
- Got Dynamite [Swedish translation]
- Give Your Heart A Break [German translation]
- Give Your Heart A Break [Serbian translation]
- Give Your Heart A Break lyrics
- Blue Hawaii lyrics
- Good Place [Serbian translation]
- Good Place [Turkish translation]
- Give Your Heart A Break [Italian translation]
- The World We Knew [Over And Over] lyrics
- Get Back [Swedish translation]
- Gift of a Friend [Greek translation]
- Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas lyrics
- Get Back [Turkish translation]
- Give Your Heart A Break [Persian translation]
- Heart Attack [Hungarian translation]
- Give Your Heart A Break [Arabic translation]
- Give Your Heart A Break [Finnish translation]
- Got Dynamite [Romanian translation]
- Gonna Get Caught [Danish translation]
- Give Your Heart A Break [Macedonian translation]
- Heart Attack [Greek translation]
- Yo No Soy Tu Marido lyrics
- Gonna Get Caught [Serbian translation]
- Got Dynamite [Turkish translation]
- Give Your Heart A Break [Greek translation]
- Gift of a Friend [Serbian translation]
- Give Your Heart A Break [Portuguese translation]
- Heart Attack [Croatian translation]
- Gonna Get Caught [Greek translation]
- Give Your Heart A Break [Russian translation]
- Give Your Heart A Break [Finnish translation]
- Give Your Heart A Break [Hungarian translation]
- Give Your Heart A Break [Bulgarian translation]
- Gift of a Friend [Azerbaijani translation]
- Got Dynamite [Greek translation]
- Gonna Get Caught [Swedish translation]
- Got Dynamite [Serbian translation]
- Heart Attack [Greek translation]
- Give Your Heart A Break [Slovak translation]
- Heart Attack [Arabic translation]
- Give Your Heart A Break [Turkish translation]
- Give Your Heart A Break [Croatian translation]
- Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas [Turkish translation]
- Good Place [Greek translation]
- Give Your Heart A Break [French translation]
- Heart Attack [Finnish translation]
- Gift of a Friend [Bulgarian translation]
- Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas [Hungarian translation]
- Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas [Serbian translation]
- Gonna Get Caught lyrics
- Give Your Heart A Break [Hebrew translation]
- Heart Attack [Finnish translation]
- Give Your Heart A Break [Thai translation]
- Heart Attack [Dutch translation]
- Give Your Heart A Break [Norwegian translation]
- Heart Attack [Danish translation]
- Gray lyrics
- Got Dynamite [Danish translation]
- Heart Attack lyrics
- Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas [Greek translation]
- Good Place lyrics
- Give Your Heart A Break [Portuguese translation]
- Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas [Swedish translation]
- Gift of a Friend [Polish translation]
- Give Your Heart A Break [Turkish translation]
- Heart Attack [German translation]
- Gift of a Friend [Turkish translation]
- Gift of a Friend [German translation]
- Heart Attack [Dutch translation]
- Give Your Heart A Break [Polish translation]
- Give Your Heart A Break [Japanese translation]
- Gray [Serbian translation]
- Heart Attack [Azerbaijani translation]
- Give Your Heart A Break [Turkish translation]
- Heart Attack [German translation]
- Gonna Get Caught [Slovak translation]
- Get Back [Slovak translation]
- Give Your Heart A Break [Romanian translation]
- Give Your Heart A Break [Turkish translation]
- Got Dynamite lyrics
- Gonna Get Caught [Turkish translation]
- Heart Attack [French translation]
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- How Challengers became The New Pornographers’ most atypical—and best—album
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- Foo Fighters’ debut was a bridge between Nirvana and mid-’90s alt-rock
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- From Elvis In Memphis is the only Elvis Presley record you need
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- Trent Reznor made alt-rock’s last stand with The Fragile
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- Knapsack’s Day Three Of My New Life both defined and destroyed it
- Songs From Northern Britain proves that sometimes nice bands finish last
- Metallica’s St. Anger rode a wave of dysfunction to the top of the charts
- Texas Is The Reason’s Do You Know Who You Are? asks the big question
- In a decade where U2 got weird, Zooropa was the band’s weirdest effort
- With Speakerboxxx/The Love Below, Outkast heralded the decline of gangster rap
- We Are The World united America’s biggest pop stars to make us feel better
- Pink Floyd’s The Division Bell is a lesson in the unfortunate power of nostalgia
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- The Rolling Stones’ Tattoo You
- Bob Dylan's Modern Times
- New Bomb Turks’ !!Destroy-Oh-Boy!! was a sarcastic, snarling counterpoint to the grunge era
- Tori Amos confronted taboos and reclaimed her power with Under The Pink
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- 2011: The year in band names
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