- country:Israel
- Languages:Hebrew
- Genre:Hip-Hop/Rap, Pop
- Official site:https://www.facebook.com/amirveben/
- Wiki:https://he.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D7%90%D7%9E%D7%99%D7%A8_%D7%95%D7%91%D7%9F
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Amir Ve Ben Lyrics
- ביטלס [Beatles] [English translation]
- גבעת עמל ב׳ 21 [Givat amal B-21] [Russian translation]
- חלומות צלולים [Chalomot Tzlulim]
- גבעת עמל ב׳ 21 [Givat amal B-21] lyrics
- חלומות צלולים [Chalomot Tzlulim] [Transliteration]
- ביטלס [Beatles] lyrics
- חלומות צלולים [Chalomot Tzlulim] [English translation]
- הדבר היחיד [HaDavar HaYachid] [English translation]
- גבעת עמל ב׳ 21 [Givat amal B-21] [Transliteration]
- הדבר היחיד [HaDavar HaYachid] lyrics
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- Fading World lyrics
- Absolute Configuration lyrics
- Narita lyrics
- Laisse-moi lyrics
- 青い背広で [Aoi sebiro de] lyrics
- Nudist [parte due] lyrics
- Casi te olvido lyrics
- Zhasněte lampióny lyrics
- 大中華 [Dà zhōng huá] lyrics
- 琵琶湖哀歌 [Biwako aika] lyrics
- Motel Blues lyrics
- 어디에서 왔을까 [First] [eodieseo wass-eulkka] lyrics
- Can’t Fight This Feeling lyrics
- Tonight lyrics
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- 堂々巡り [Doudoumeguri] lyrics
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- Je veux vivre! lyrics
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- PAPER lyrics
- BE HAPPY
- El auto rojo lyrics
- La Lluvia, El Parque, Y Otras Cosas lyrics
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- 麦と兵隊 [Mugi to Heitai] lyrics
- Dávám kabát na věšák lyrics
- Bull$h!t lyrics
- 和你和我 [Hé nǐ hé wǒ] lyrics
- Bandida universitaria lyrics
- Valentina lyrics
- Don't Expect Me to Be Your Friend lyrics
- がいこつの唄 [Gaikotsu no uta] lyrics
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- DAILY COLOR lyrics
- Woo lyrics
- Чарльстон [Charleston] lyrics
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- SPEEDBOAT lyrics
- Dear Teardrop lyrics
- 愛的開始 [Ài de kāi shǐ] lyrics
- LOTI - 멍 [Paint This World] [meong]
- REPLICA lyrics
- Víš, lásko lyrics
- Το Περιστέρι [To Peristeri] lyrics
- 夜へ急ぐ人 [The one rush into the night] lyrics
- Kowtow lyrics
- ¿Qu'es de ti, desconsolado? lyrics
- 곡명후두둑 [HOO DOO DOOK] [gogmyeonghududug] lyrics
- Когда отгремел барабан [Kogda otgremel baraban] lyrics
- El Pescador
- 別れの旅 [Wakare no tabi] lyrics
- Las Tardes del Ritz lyrics
- Aikuinen nainen lyrics
- Aí, Beethoven lyrics
- Black Sheep lyrics
- 風に吹かれて [Kaze ni fukarete] lyrics
- Когда я был мальчишкой [Kogda ya byl malchishkoy] lyrics
- Run To You lyrics
- Masculino e feminino lyrics
- Baby blue lyrics
- 아울러 [Our] [aulleo] lyrics
- 짧은 다리의 역습 [jjalb-eun daliui yeogseub] lyrics
- Keiko Fuji - 女のブルース [Onna no blues]
- In Dreams lyrics
- סצנות [Stsenot] lyrics
- Felice lyrics
- TIME, ENERGY & LOVE [Interlude] lyrics
- 朝日のあたる家 [Asahi no ataru uchi] lyrics
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- Reach the Goal lyrics
- Per Ols Per Erik lyrics
- Blue Jeans lyrics
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- 乱 [Ran] lyrics
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