- country:Korea, South
- Languages:English, Korean
- Genre:Pop, R&B/Soul
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- Wiki:https://kindie.fandom.com/wiki/Dept
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- Φίλε μου [File mou] lyrics
- Home [Transliteration]
- J'ai mal à l'amour lyrics
- Pedro Capó - Como lo hiciste ayer
- Kiss My Lips [English translation]
- Την πίκρα μου να βαπτιστείς [Tin píkra mοu na vaptistís ] lyrics
- Why Do Fools Fall In Love lyrics
- ميحانه ميحانه [Maihana, maihana] lyrics
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- Happy Holiday lyrics
- Jazzclub lyrics
- I Did It For Love lyrics
- Good Morning Heartache lyrics
- KEY OF HEART lyrics
- I Don't Mind lyrics
- Ασφαλώς και δεν πρέπει [Asfalós kai den prépei] lyrics
- Kimochi wa tsutawaru lyrics
- Hello lyrics
- Hurricane Venus [English translation]
- Resistenza lyrics
- Най-добрия [Nai-dobria] lyrics
- Kiss My Lips [Transliteration]
- When a Woman Loves a Man lyrics
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- Bebe Rexha - Bad Bitch
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- I Kiss lyrics
- KEY OF HEART [Transliteration]
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- ID;Peace B [English Version] lyrics
- Truth lyrics
- Ljepotica i Zvijer [Beauty and the Beast] lyrics
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- Happiness Lies lyrics
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- Body and Soul lyrics
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- غابت الشمس [Ghabit al-shams] lyrics
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- Murmúrios lyrics
- ID: Peace B lyrics
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- Jazzclub [English translation]
- Kiss My Lips lyrics
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- L.O.V.E lyrics
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- Theme from the Pawnbroker lyrics
- If lyrics
- Unhook the Stars lyrics
- Honey & Diamonds lyrics
- Cuando tú no estás lyrics
- LET ME lyrics
- Πώς να ξεχάσει κανείς την Αυγή; [Pos na xehasi kanis tin Avyi?] lyrics
- Night and Day lyrics
- I'm Your Lady Tonight lyrics
- Wild love lyrics
- Every Day Is A New Day lyrics
- Τα παξιμάδια [Ta paximádhia] lyrics
- Tengo Diecisiete Años lyrics
- ID: Peace B [Transliteration]
- Croatian Folk - Zvira voda iz kamena
- Somebody's Crying lyrics
- Crazy He Calls Me lyrics
- KEY OF HEART [English translation]
- Hüz'nün İsyan Olur lyrics
- Home [English translation]
- Hello [Transliteration]
- Cantigas às serranas lyrics
- Lover Man [Oh, Where Can You Be?] lyrics
- Train Of Thought lyrics
- Kimochi wa tsutawaru [English translation]
- Χαλάζι έφερε η ψιχάλα [Halazi efere i psihala] lyrics
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- يا سيد السلام [Ya Sayed Es-Salam] lyrics
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- تسمعني [Tisma'ani] lyrics
- Δύο και άλλα δυο βήματα [Dhío kai álla dhio vímata] lyrics
- Kiss my lips [Japanese Version] lyrics
- Hello [English translation]
- 되돌리다 [return] [doedollida] lyrics
- I'm OK [보고 싶더라] [bogo sipdeora] lyrics
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- Ο τρελός [O trelos] lyrics
- Hyver lyrics
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- Home lyrics
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