- country:Russia
- Languages:Russian
- Genre:Folk
- Official site:https://vk.com/club36249277
- Wiki:https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Петрова,_Татьяна_Юрьевна
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Tatyana Petrova Lyrics
- Встань за веру, Русская земля! Прощание славянки. /Vstan Za Veru Russkaya Zemlia / [Bulgarian translation]
- Посадская - Не шуми, трава шелкова [Posadskaya - Ne shumi, trava shelkova] lyrics
- Посадская - Не шуми, трава шелкова [Posadskaya - Ne shumi, trava shelkova] [Serbian translation]
- Ангел [Angel]
- Встань за веру, Русская земля! Прощание славянки. /Vstan Za Veru Russkaya Zemlia / [English translation]
- Встань за веру, Русская земля! Прощание славянки. /Vstan Za Veru Russkaya Zemlia / lyrics
- ВЫ, ДЕНЬКИ МОИ, ГОЛУБИ БЕЛЫЕ. [VY, DENʹKI MOI, GOLUBI BELYYe.] [Serbian translation]
- Ангел [Angel] [Serbian translation]
- ВЫ, ДЕНЬКИ МОИ, ГОЛУБИ БЕЛЫЕ. [VY, DENʹKI MOI, GOLUBI BELYYe.] lyrics
- Встань за веру, Русская земля! Прощание славянки. /Vstan Za Veru Russkaya Zemlia / [Serbian translation]
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- Truly, Madly, Deeply lyrics
- Truly, Madly, Deeply [Slovenian translation]
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- Through The Dark [Bosnian translation]
- Up All Night [French translation]
- Up All Night [Hungarian translation]
- Through The Dark [Turkish translation]
- Up All Night [Serbian translation]
- Up All Night [Romanian translation]
- Truly, Madly, Deeply [Serbian translation]
- Through The Dark [Romani translation]
- Torn [Greek translation]
- Up All Night [Persian translation]
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- Truly, Madly, Deeply [Portuguese translation]
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- Torn lyrics
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- They Don't Know About Us [Romanian translation]
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- Vas Happenin' Boys [Hungarian translation]
- Truly, Madly, Deeply [Romanian translation]
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- Vas Happenin' Boys lyrics
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- Use Somebody lyrics
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- They Don't Know About Us [Spanish translation]
- Up All Night [Bosnian translation]
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- They Don't Know About Us [Greek translation]
- They Don't Know About Us [French translation]
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- Through The Dark [Serbian translation]
- Torn [Turkish translation]
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