- country:Germany
- Languages:German
- Genre:Folk
- Official site:http://landsknechte.org/Landsknechte/Lieder_und_Braeuche.htm
- Wiki:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Landsknecht
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German Folk - Landsknecht Lieder Lyrics
- Ich habe Lust, im weiten Feld lyrics
- Die Glocken stürmten vom Bernwardsturm [English translation]
- Flandern in Not lyrics
- Ich habe Lust, im weiten Feld [Catalan translation]
- Flandern in Not [Chinese translation]
- Flandern in Not [Russian translation]
- Flandern in Not [English translation]
- Flandern in Not [Dutch translation]
- Die Glocken stürmten vom Bernwardsturm
- Flandern in Not [Polish translation]
German Folk - Landsknecht Lieder also performed lyrics
- Des Geyers schwarzer Haufen (English translation)
- Des Geyers schwarzer Haufen (Russian translation)
- Ein Landsknecht bin ich von Natur (English translation)
- German Folk - Des Geyers schwarzer Haufen
- Des Geyers schwarzer Haufen (Chinese (Classical Chinese) translation)
- Ein Landsknecht bin ich von Natur
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- Nein Danke [English translation]
- Ohne Dich [Portuguese translation]
- Ohne Dich [Polish translation]
- Noch zu retten [Portuguese translation]
- Out of the Dark lyrics
- Noch zu retten [English translation]
- Rette mich [Estonian translation]
- Rot wie die Liebe lyrics
- Sakrileg 11 lyrics
- Rot wie die Liebe [Russian translation]
- Polarstern [Russian translation]
- Rette mich [Serbian translation]
- Prototyp [Finnish translation]
- Prototyp lyrics
- Nachtfieber [Spanish translation]
- Rette mich [Turkish translation]
- Too Young lyrics
- Ozean [Spanish translation]
- Nachtfieber [Russian translation]
- Metall [English translation]
- Ohne Dich [Serbian translation]
- Phosphor [French translation]
- Prototyp [Croatian translation]
- Schlachtbank lyrics
- Ohne Dich [English translation]
- Rette mich [English translation]
- Rot wie die Liebe [Spanish translation]
- Rette mich lyrics
- Metall [Ukrainian translation]
- Ohne Dich [Hungarian translation]
- Miststück [English translation]
- Ohne Dich [Turkish translation]
- Ozean [Russian translation]
- Menschenfresser [Turkish translation]
- Metall [Romanian translation]
- Ozean [English translation]
- Prototyp [Hungarian translation]
- Out of the Dark [German translation]
- Ohne Dich [Estonian translation]
- Out of the Dark [Russian translation]
- Nein Danke [Spanish translation]
- Sakrileg 11 [Spanish translation]
- Rette mich [Latvian translation]
- Prototyp [Spanish translation]
- Rot wie die Liebe [Latvian translation]
- Ohne Dich [French translation]
- Sakrileg 11 [French translation]
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- Prototyp [English translation]
- Nein Danke lyrics
- Metall [Portuguese translation]
- Schlachtbank [English translation]
- Rette mich [Hungarian translation]
- Hope We Meet Again lyrics
- Miststück [Spanish translation]
- Noch zu retten [Spanish translation]
- Ozean [Portuguese translation]
- Rot wie die Liebe [Bosnian translation]
- Ohne Dich [English translation]
- Ohne Dich [English translation]
- Sakrileg 11 [English translation]
- Rot wie die Liebe [Spanish translation]
- Ozean [Ukrainian translation]
- Rette mich [Greek translation]
- Miststück [English translation]
- Rot wie die Liebe [Dutch translation]
- Rot wie die Liebe [Serbian translation]
- Noch zu retten [Russian translation]
- Rot wie die Liebe [English translation]
- Prototyp [Estonian translation]
- Metall [French translation]
- Polarstern [Spanish translation]
- Metall lyrics
- Ozean lyrics
- Polarstern lyrics
- Rot wie die Liebe [French translation]
- Nachtfieber [English translation]
- Phosphor [English translation]
- Ohne Dich [Spanish translation]
- Rette mich [French translation]
- Rette mich [Finnish translation]
- Ozean [Hungarian translation]
- Ohne Dich [Russian translation]
- Prototyp [French translation]
- Rot wie die Liebe [Croatian translation]
- Miststück lyrics
- Prototyp [English translation]
- Out of the Dark [English translation]
- Rette mich [Russian translation]
- Rot wie die Liebe [Portuguese translation]
- Whatever Happens lyrics
- Phosphor lyrics
- Noch zu retten lyrics
- Polarstern [English translation]
- Ozean [Tongan translation]
- Ohne Dich lyrics
- Prototyp [Russian translation]
- Noch zu retten [Ukrainian translation]
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