- country:Germany
- Languages:German, English, Latin, Greek
- Genre:Gothic/Darkwave, Metal, Rock
- Official site:http://subwaytosally.com/
- Wiki:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Subway_to_Sally
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Subway to Sally Lyrics
Subway to Sally featuring lyrics
- Daedalus lyrics
- Kaufmann und Maid (Hungarian translation)
- Kaufmann und Maid (Russian translation)
- Daedalus (English translation)
- Saltatio Mortis - Kaufmann und Maid
- Kaufmann und Maid (Turkish translation)
- Minne Duett (English translation)
- Minne Duett lyrics
- Kaufmann und Maid (English translation)
- Daedalus (English translation)
Subway to Sally also performed lyrics
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- Romaneste [English translation]
- Balensiaga [English translation]
- Poezie de strada [English translation]
- Help Me to Help Myself lyrics
- La fel de prost ca tine [English translation]
- România lyrics
- Viata Noastra lyrics
- #кАроче [#kAroche] [Dutch translation]
- Eleganza [Hungarian translation]
- Supranatural [Russian translation]
- România [English translation]
- Limbaj de Cartier [Russian translation]
- #кАроче [#kAroche] [English translation]
- Romaneste lyrics
- Limbaj de Cartier lyrics
- Per Costa lyrics
- Fashionспазмы [Fashionspazmy] lyrics
- Străzile [English translation]
- Pana cand moartea ne va desparti [English translation]
- Supranatural lyrics
- 'O surdato 'nnammurato
- O lume nebună, nebună de tot [Italian translation]
- Poezie de strada lyrics
- Străzile lyrics
- Si cui ii pasa!? [English translation]
- Străzile [Turkish translation]
- Să cânte trompetele [German translation]
- Un 2 și trei de 0 lyrics
- Unii sug pula [English translation]
- Back2Leto [English translation]
- Se ridică în aer [Russian translation]
- Pana cand moartea ne va desparti [Greek translation]
- Unii sug pula lyrics
- Oh La La lyrics
- Debaixo Dos Caracóis Dos Seus Cabelos lyrics
- Să cânte trompetele [English translation]
- Intre noapte si zi lyrics
- O lume nebună, nebună de tot [English translation]
- Pana cand moartea ne va desparti lyrics
- Back2Leto [Transliteration]
- N-ai fost acolo lyrics
- Si cui ii pasa!? lyrics
- Limbaj de Cartier [English translation]
- Născut și crescut în Pantelimon 2005 lyrics
- Poezie de strada [original] [Russian translation]
- La fel de prost ca tine lyrics
- Romaneste [Spanish translation]
- #кАроче [#kAroche] [Turkish translation]
- Oh La La [English translation]
- La fel de prost ca tine [Hungarian translation]
- Eleganza [English translation]
- Străzile [English translation]
- Romaneste [Russian translation]
- Jucător adevărat [Italian translation]
- Se ridică în aer lyrics
- Pana cand moartea ne va desparti [Italian translation]
- Poveste fara sfarsit [English translation]
- N-ai fost acolo [English translation]
- Triumph lyrics
- Balensiaga lyrics
- Străzile [German translation]
- Viata Noastra [English translation]
- Un 2 și trei de 0 [English translation]
- Intre noapte si zi [Russian translation]
- #кАроче [#kAroche] lyrics
- O lume nebună, nebună de tot lyrics
- Viata Noastra [Russian translation]
- #кАроче [#kAroche] [Lithuanian translation]
- Viata Noastra [English translation]
- Poveste fara sfarsit lyrics
- La fel de prost ca tine [Italian translation]
- No Exit lyrics
- El monstruo lyrics
- Oh La La [Italian translation]
- Născut și crescut în Pantelimon 2005 [Russian translation]
- #кАроче [#kAroche] [Transliteration]
- Toti Borfasi lyrics
- Per Costa [Russian translation]
- Să cânte trompetele lyrics
- Poveste fara sfarsit [Russian translation]
- Pantelimonu' petrece lyrics
- Jucător adevărat [English translation]
- Să cânte trompetele [Russian translation]
- Pantelimonu' petrece [Russian translation]
- Per Costa [English translation]
- Back2Leto lyrics
- Romaneste [Italian translation]
- Străzile [Italian translation]
- Minnet Eylemem lyrics
- Forever Young lyrics
- Jucător adevărat lyrics
- Romaneste [Italian translation]
- Poezie de strada [original] lyrics
- Toti Borfasi [English translation]
- Pana cand moartea ne va desparti [Russian translation]
- Romaneste [English translation]
- Străzile [Russian translation]
- Fashionспазмы [Fashionspazmy] [English translation]
- Eleganza lyrics
- Intre noapte si zi [Italian translation]
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