- country:Serbia
- Languages:Serbian
- Genre:Pop, Pop-Folk
- Official site:https://www.facebook.com/dzehverovicteodoraofficial/
- Wiki:https://sr.wikipedia.org/sr-el/Теодора_Џехверовић
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Teodora Džehverović Lyrics
Teodora Džehverović featuring lyrics
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- In The SOOP [English translation]
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- Interlude : Shadow [French translation]
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- Interlude : Shadow
- IDOL [Transliteration]
- IDOL [Japanese translation]
- If I Ruled the World [French translation]
- IDOL [Russian translation]
- IDOL [Transliteration]
- IDOL [Russian translation]
- Interlude : Shadow [Czech translation]
- IDOL [Remix] [Transliteration]
- IDOL [Russian translation]
- IDOL [Remix] [Uzbek translation]
- In The SOOP
- Interlude : Shadow [Transliteration]
- IDOL [Transliteration]
- IDOL [Russian translation]
- Interlude : Shadow [Thai translation]
- If I Ruled the World [Russian translation]
- Inner Child [Polish translation]
- Inner Child [Romanian translation]
- Interlude : Shadow [Russian translation]
- IDOL [Remix] [Transliteration]
- Interlude : Shadow [Lithuanian translation]
- IDOL [Turkish translation]
- IDOL [Remix] [English translation]
- If I Ruled the World [Romanian translation]
- IDOL [Spanish translation]
- Inner Child [German translation]
- Interlude : Shadow [Transliteration]
- IDOL [Uzbek translation]
- Interlude : Shadow [Russian translation]
- IDOL [Remix] [Russian translation]
- Interlude : Shadow [Romanian translation]
- If I Ruled the World [Transliteration]
- Inner Child [Transliteration]
- Inner Child [Russian translation]
- Inner Child [Russian translation]
- IDOL [Transliteration]
- IDOL [Polish translation]
- IDOL [Japanese Version] [English translation]
- Inner Child [Transliteration]
- Interlude : Shadow [Russian translation]
- IDOL [Transliteration]
- IDOL [Remix] [Greek translation]
- Interlude : Shadow [Spanish translation]
- IDOL [Portuguese translation]
- Interlude : Shadow [Russian translation]
- Inner Child
- IDOL [Ukrainian translation]
- Interlude : Shadow [Russian translation]
- IDOL [Serbian translation]
- Inner Child [Bulgarian translation]
- Inner Child [Italian translation]
- Inner Child [Transliteration]
- IDOL [Remix] [French translation]
- IDOL [Remix] [Transliteration]
- If I Ruled the World [Spanish translation]
- Inner Child [Croatian translation]
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- IDOL [Russian translation]
- IDOL [Norwegian translation]
- IDOL [Russian translation]
- Interlude : Shadow [German translation]
- Interlude : Shadow [Greek translation]
- Inner Child [English translation]
- If I Ruled the World [English translation]
- IDOL [Transliteration]
- Inner Child [Turkish translation]
- If I Ruled the World [Russian translation]
- IDOL [Romanian translation]
- If I Ruled the World
- Interlude : Shadow [Romanian translation]
- IDOL [Russian translation]
- Interlude : Shadow [Russian translation]
- IDOL [Turkish translation]
- Inner Child [Greek translation]
- IDOL [Remix] [Polish translation]
- IDOL [Romanian translation]
- Interlude : Shadow [Polish translation]
- IDOL [Korean translation]
- Interlude : Shadow [Russian translation]
- IDOL [Russian translation]
- Inner Child [Czech translation]
- Interlude : Shadow [Serbian translation]
- Interlude : Shadow [Russian translation]
- IDOL [Remix] [Turkish translation]
- Interlude : Shadow [Transliteration]
- Interlude : Shadow [Kazakh translation]
- Inner Child [French translation]
- Interlude : Shadow [English translation]
- IDOL [Kazakh translation]
- Interlude : Shadow [Hungarian translation]
- IDOL [Japanese Version]
- IDOL [Remix]
- Interlude : Shadow [Transliteration]
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