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Manuel Almeida Lyrics
- Fado dos Sonhos lyrics
- Sempre que Lisboa Canta
- Sempre que Lisboa Canta [English translation]
- Fado dos Sonhos [Italian translation]
- Sempre que Lisboa Canta [French translation]
- Mãos Cheias De Amor lyrics
- Mãos Cheias De Amor [English translation]
- Fado Ramboia lyrics
- Não Olhes para mim, não Olhes lyrics
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- Under Stars [German translation]
- The Seed [Greek translation]
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- The Secret Garden lyrics
- Through the Eyes of a Child [German translation]
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- The River [Turkish translation]
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- The Seed [Tongan translation]
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- Under The Water lyrics
- Under The Water [Kurdish [Kurmanji] translation]
- The River [Russian translation]
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- The River [German translation]
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- Under Stars [German translation]
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- The Seed [German translation]
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- Le vin des amants lyrics
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- The Secret Garden [Turkish translation]
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- The Seed [Serbian translation]
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- The Seed [Slovak translation]
- Spanish Eyes lyrics
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- The Seed [German translation]
- Through the Eyes of a Child [Turkish translation]
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- The River [Spanish translation]
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- Somo' O No Somos lyrics
- Under The Water [Persian translation]
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- The Seed [Spanish translation]
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- The Seed lyrics
- Through the Eyes of a Child [Spanish translation]
- Última Canción lyrics
- The Seed [Italian translation]
- The River [German translation]
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- Through the Eyes of a Child lyrics
- Through the Eyes of a Child [Slovak translation]
- The Seed [Romanian translation]
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