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- Languages:English, Danish
- Genre:Soundtrack
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- Wiki:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/How_to_Train_Your_Dragon_2
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How To Train Your Dragon 2 (OST) Lyrics
- Where No One Goes [Finnish translation]
- For the Dancing and the Dreaming [Italian translation]
- For the Dancing and the Dreaming lyrics
- Dele Dine Drømme [For the Dancing and the Dreaming] [English translation]
- Dele Dine Drømme [For the Dancing and the Dreaming] lyrics
- For the Dancing and the Dreaming [Danish translation]
- For the Dancing and the Dreaming [German translation]
- For the Dancing and the Dreaming [Spanish translation]
- How To Train Your Dragon 2 [OST] - Where No One Goes
- Where No One Goes [Danish translation]
How To Train Your Dragon 2 (OST) also performed lyrics
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- Miracle of Love [German translation]
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- Det är den stora, stora, stora, stora kärleken lyrics
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- Love is a Stranger [Russian translation]
- Η Ελένη [I Eléni] lyrics
- Mísia [Portugal] - Ulissipo
- Love is a Stranger [Turkish translation]
- Papa Don't Take No Mess lyrics
- Της δικαιοσύνης ήλιε νοητέ [Tis dikaiosinis ilie noite] lyrics
- Senyera blanca [Bandera blanca] lyrics
- Jennifer lyrics
- Love is a Stranger [German translation]
- My Love lyrics
- Julia [Serbian translation]
- Love is a Stranger [Serbian translation]
- Jennifer [Turkish translation]
- Sylvia lyrics
- Julia lyrics
- Le sinistre lyrics
- RISE lyrics
- Miracle of Love [German translation]
- Ponta de Lança Africano lyrics
- Nur für einen Tag lyrics
- Doormat lyrics
- Phoenix lyrics
- Miracle of Love lyrics
- Love is a Stranger [Slovenian translation]
- Nos queremos lyrics
- I Know We Could Be So Happy Baby [If We Wanted To Be] lyrics
- Side by Side lyrics
- Si lo hacemos Bien lyrics
- Miracle of Love [French translation]
- Minuetto lyrics
- Que silêncio é esta voz? lyrics
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- Matilda lyrics
- Ewig lyrics
- Traviesa lyrics
- Ela entrou como um pássaro no museu de memórias... lyrics
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