- country:Ukraine
- Languages:English, Ukrainian, Belarusian
- Genre:Alternative, Electropop, Progressive rock, Rock
- Official site:http://www.thehardkiss.com
- Wiki:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Hardkiss
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- This Love [English translation]
- Waste It On Me [Turkish translation]
- My Universe [Korean translation]
- Jingle Bell Rock [Korean translation]
- Something lyrics
- My Universe [Croatian translation]
- Waste It On Me [French translation]
- Waste It On Me [Greek translation]
- Who [Hungarian translation]
- Jingle Bell Rock [Croatian translation]
- 성인식 [Adult Ceremony] [Portuguese translation]
- My Universe [Russian translation]
- Waste It On Me [Romanian translation]
- 성인식 [Adult Ceremony] [English translation]
- 성인식 [Adult Ceremony] [French translation]
- My Universe [Thai translation]
- My Universe [Transliteration]
- My Universe [Transliteration]
- Savage Love [remix] [Savage Love] [Thai translation]
- My Universe [Italian translation]
- Who [Polish translation]
- Who [Transliteration]
- Savage Love [remix] [Savage Love] [Transliteration]
- Who [German translation]
- Who [Thai translation]
- Jingle Bell Rock [Russian translation]
- 컴백홈 [Come Back Home] [English translation]
- My Universe [Ukrainian translation]
- Who lyrics
- You’re My [Transliteration]
- Waste It On Me [Turkish translation]
- Perfect Man
- 성인식 [Adult Ceremony] [Russian translation]
- My Universe [Persian translation]
- Airplane [BTS [Bangtan Boys] Cover]
- Perfect Man [Turkish translation]
- Waste It On Me [Croatian translation]
- Waste It On Me [Russian translation]
- Perfect Man [Portuguese translation]
- My Universe [Russian translation]
- Waste It On Me [Spanish translation]
- Savage Love [remix] [Savage Love] [Russian translation]
- Waste It On Me [Serbian translation]
- Something [English translation]
- Savage Love [remix] [Savage Love] lyrics
- Waste It On Me [Russian translation]
- Who [Turkish translation]
- My Universe [Swedish translation]
- Savage Love [remix] [Savage Love] [Romanian translation]
- My Universe [Spanish translation]
- Waste It On Me [Dutch translation]
- Waste It On Me [Greek translation]
- Waste It On Me [Russian translation]
- My Universe [German translation]
- Waste It On Me [Russian translation]
- My Universe [Russian translation]
- My Universe [Romanian translation]
- Savage Love [remix] [Savage Love] [Turkish translation]
- 꿍따리 샤바라 [Kung Ddari Sha Bah Rah]
- Waste It On Me [Finnish translation]
- 성인식 [Adult Ceremony] [Transliteration]
- Waste It On Me [Indonesian translation]
- Who [Turkish translation]
- My Universe [Greek translation]
- Who [French translation]
- Waste It On Me [Russian translation]
- Savage Love [remix] [Savage Love] [English translation]
- This Love
- 성인식 [Adult Ceremony]
- You’re My lyrics
- My Universe lyrics
- My Universe [Russian translation]
- Waste It On Me [Russian translation]
- Who [Polish translation]
- Who [Turkish translation]
- Life Goes On
- My Universe [French translation]
- DNA
- Who [German translation]
- Jingle Bell Rock [Hungarian translation]
- 컴백홈 [Come Back Home]
- Perfect Man [Russian translation]
- My Universe [Russian translation]
- Waste It On Me [Russian translation]
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- My Universe [Russian translation]
- My Universe [English translation]
- Waste It On Me [German translation]
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- Jingle Bell Rock [German translation]
- Perfect Man [Transliteration]
- Jingle Bell Rock [Greek translation]
- My Universe [Turkish translation]
- Perfect Man [English translation]
- Who [Russian translation]
- Waste It On Me
- You’re My [English translation]
- Who [Russian translation]
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