- country:Serbia
- Languages:Serbian, Bosnian, Croatian
- Genre:Dance, Rock
- Official site:https://www.facebook.com/pages/Lexington-Band/126857451707
- Wiki:https://sr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lexington_Band
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Lexington Band Lyrics
- Ako voliš me [German translation]
- Ako se ne vidimo [English translation]
- Ako se ne vidimo lyrics
- Andjele moj mali [English translation]
- Ako voliš me [Russian translation]
- Andjele moj mali lyrics
- Ako se ne vidimo [Russian translation]
- Ako voliš me [English translation]
- Ako se ne vidimo [German translation]
- Ako voliš me lyrics
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- Resilient Remix lyrics
- Rise [Croatian translation]
- Not the End of the World [Greek translation]
- Power [Serbian translation]
- Not the End of the World [Persian translation]
- Not the End of the World [Finnish translation]
- One of the Boys [Greek translation]
- Rise [Chinese translation]
- Resilient Remix [German translation]
- Piercing lyrics
- Part of Me [Finnish translation]
- Resilient [Dutch translation]
- One of the Boys [Hungarian translation]
- Only Love lyrics
- Pearl lyrics
- Resilient lyrics
- Te deseo lo mejor lyrics
- Pearl [Serbian translation]
- Peacock [Hungarian translation]
- Part of Me [Kurdish [Sorani] translation]
- Part of Me [Chinese translation]
- Part of Me [Persian translation]
- Only Love [Turkish translation]
- Peacock [Serbian translation]
- Power [Turkish translation]
- Rise [Arabic translation]
- Peacock [Arabic translation]
- Pearl [French translation]
- Part of Me lyrics
- Peacock lyrics
- Part of Me [Serbian translation]
- Rise [French translation]
- Not the End of the World [Portuguese translation]
- Power [Portuguese translation]
- Resilient [Russian translation]
- Pendulum [Turkish translation]
- Not the End of the World [Dutch translation]
- Part of Me [Romanian translation]
- Not the End of the World [Japanese translation]
- Peacock [Italian translation]
- Peacock [Greek translation]
- Part of Me [Portuguese translation]
- You Send Me Flying [Cherry] lyrics
- Part of Me [Italian translation]
- Peacock [Turkish translation]
- Pendulum lyrics
- Peacock [Persian translation]
- Resilient [Serbian translation]
- One of the Boys [Serbian translation]
- Pearl [Hebrew translation]
- Part of Me [Korean translation]
- Resilient Remix [Spanish translation]
- Part of Me [Hungarian translation]
- Resilient Remix [Turkish translation]
- Part of Me [Spanish translation]
- Part of Me [Serbian translation]
- Part of Me [Swedish translation]
- Rise [Bulgarian translation]
- Not the End of the World [German translation]
- One of the Boys [Finnish translation]
- Pearl [Hungarian translation]
- Not the End of the World [Turkish translation]
- Resilient [Turkish translation]
- Rise [Czech translation]
- Part of Me [Hungarian translation]
- Part of Me [French translation]
- Part of Me [Greek translation]
- Saturday Night [Is The Loneliest Night In The Week] lyrics
- Pendulum [Portuguese translation]
- Not the End of the World [Hungarian translation]
- Power lyrics
- Part of Me [Bulgarian translation]
- One of the Boys lyrics
- Part of Me [German translation]
- Rise lyrics
- Peacock [Italian translation]
- Only Love [Greek translation]
- Peacock [Serbian translation]
- Iran Iran 2014 lyrics
- Part of Me [Turkish translation]
- Part of Me [Thai translation]
- Part of Me [Azerbaijani translation]
- Part of Me [Italian translation]
- In My Time of Dying lyrics
- Peacock [French translation]
- Peacock [German translation]
- Resilient [Greek translation]
- Not the End of the World [Russian translation]
- One of the Boys [Turkish translation]
- Pearl [Turkish translation]
- Rise [Arabic translation]
- Part of Me [Hungarian translation]
- Piercing [Finnish translation]
- Part of Me [Russian translation]
- Pearl [Finnish translation]
- Piercing [Greek translation]
- Rise [Finnish translation]
- Rise [Dutch translation]
- Power [Spanish translation]
- Not the End of the World [Turkish translation]
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