- country:Brazil
- Languages:Portuguese, English, Spanish
- Genre:Rock
- Official site:http://charliebrownjr.uol.com.br
- Wiki:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charlie_brown_jr
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Charlie Brown Jr. Lyrics
Charlie Brown Jr. also performed lyrics
- Pra não dizer que não falei das flores (French translation)
- Céu Azul (Spanish translation)
- Pra não dizer que não falei das flores (English translation)
- Céu Azul (English translation)
- Céu Azul (French translation)
- Pra não dizer que não falei das flores (German translation)
- Pra não dizer que não falei das flores (English translation)
- Pra não dizer que não falei das flores (English translation)
- Céu Azul
- Pra não dizer que não falei das flores
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- Heartbreaker [Indonesian translation]
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- Hailey [Thai translation]
- Ghost [Turkish translation]
- Friends [Hungarian translation]
- Get Used To It [Finnish translation]
- Hit The Ground [Portuguese translation]
- Happy New year [Serbian translation]
- Heartbreaker [Slovenian translation]
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- Friends [Russian translation]
- Ghost [Danish translation]
- Get Me lyrics
- Friends [Bulgarian translation]
- Hey Girl lyrics
- Friends [Indonesian translation]
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- Friends [Romanian translation]
- Heroine [Let's Stay Together] lyrics
- Friends [Croatian translation]
- Get Used To It [Greek translation]
- Get Used To It lyrics
- Heartbreaker [Serbian translation]
- Friends [Dutch translation]
- Heartbreaker [Vietnamese translation]
- Hold Tight [Indonesian translation]
- Friends [Bosnian translation]
- Friends [Spanish translation]
- Ghost lyrics
- Heroine [Let's Stay Together] [Turkish translation]
- Hailey [Greek translation]
- Friends [German translation]
- Ghost [Portuguese translation]
- Friends [Italian translation]
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- Hailey [Turkish translation]
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- Hold Tight [Turkish translation]
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- Hold On lyrics
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- Hold On [Turkish translation]
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- Hailey lyrics
- Get Used To It [Serbian translation]
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- Ghost [Romanian translation]
- Holy lyrics
- Heartbreaker lyrics
- Heartache [Serbian translation]
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- Heartbreaker [Turkish translation]
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- Hold On [Portuguese translation]
- Hailey [Turkish translation]
- Habitual lyrics
- Get Used To It [Turkish translation]
- Happy New year [Serbian translation]
- Happy New year lyrics
- Friends [Turkish translation]
- Heartbreaker [Croatian translation]
- Friends [Serbian translation]
- Ghost [Spanish translation]
- Ghost [Portuguese translation]
- Friends [Turkish translation]
- Hold On [Romanian translation]
- Heartbreaker [Hungarian translation]
- Hold Tight [Hungarian translation]
- Ghost [Turkish translation]
- Hold Tight lyrics
- Friends lyrics
- Hold On [Greek translation]
- Hold Tight [Greek translation]
- Habitual [Turkish translation]
- Ghost [Greek translation]
- Heartbreaker [Russian translation]
- Ghost [Korean translation]
- Friends [Greek translation]
- Heartache lyrics
- Ghost [Thai translation]
- Hit The Ground [Hungarian translation]
- Hold Tight [Serbian translation]
- Ghost [Japanese translation]
- Hold On [Persian translation]
- Heartbreaker [Turkish translation]
- Heartbreaker [Greek translation]
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