- country:Italy
- Languages:Sardinian (northern dialects), Sardo-corsican (Gallurese)
- Genre:Folk
- Official site:http://www.cordasetcannas.net/
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Cordas et Cannas Lyrics
- Innamoratu [English translation]
- Che foza in su ‘entu lyrics
- Ninna nanna de Anton'Istene
- Che foza in su ‘entu [Russian translation]
- Che foza in su ‘entu [English translation]
- Innamoratu [Spanish translation]
- Che foza in su ‘entu [Italian translation]
- Innamoratu lyrics
- Innamoratu [Spanish translation]
- Ninna nanna de Anton'Istene [English translation]
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- Don't sit down 'cause I've moved your chair [Hungarian translation]
- Electricity [Greek translation]
- Do I Wanna Know? [Greek translation]
- Do Me A Favour [Italian translation]
- Fire and the Thud lyrics
- Do I Wanna Know? [Romanian translation]
- Don't sit down 'cause I've moved your chair [French translation]
- Do I Wanna Know? [Turkish translation]
- Fake Tales of San Francisco lyrics
- Don't sit down 'cause I've moved your chair [Croatian translation]
- Do Me A Favour [Portuguese translation]
- Do I Wanna Know? [Russian translation]
- Don't Forget Whose Legs You're On lyrics
- Evil Twin [Turkish translation]
- Don't sit down 'cause I've moved your chair lyrics
- Evil Twin lyrics
- Fireside lyrics
- Do Me A Favour [German translation]
- Electricity [Croatian translation]
- Do I Wanna Know? [Swedish translation]
- Do I Wanna Know? [Vietnamese translation]
- Do Me A Favour lyrics
- Don't sit down 'cause I've moved your chair [German [Austrian/Bavarian] translation]
- Do Me A Favour [Greek translation]
- Do I Wanna Know? [Hungarian translation]
- Do I Wanna Know? [Serbian translation]
- Do Me A Favour [Slovenian translation]
- Fire and the Thud [Greek translation]
- Fire and the Thud [Croatian translation]
- Do Me A Favour [Catalan translation]
- Fake Tales of San Francisco [Croatian translation]
- Do I Wanna Know? [Japanese translation]
- Do I Wanna Know? [Italian translation]
- Fire and the Thud [Russian translation]
- Do I Wanna Know? [Russian translation]
- Don't sit down 'cause I've moved your chair [Turkish translation]
- Do I Wanna Know? [Portuguese translation]
- Do Me A Favour [Hungarian translation]
- Fire and the Thud [German translation]
- Do I Wanna Know? [French translation]
- Do I Wanna Know? [French translation]
- Do Me A Favour [Turkish translation]
- Do I Wanna Know? [Greek translation]
- Feels Like We Only Go Backwards lyrics
- Fake Tales of San Francisco [Italian translation]
- Fake Tales of San Francisco [Spanish translation]
- Fire and the Thud [French translation]
- Do I Wanna Know? [Spanish translation]
- Evil Twin [Greek translation]
- Do Me A Favour [Greek translation]
- Fake Tales of San Francisco [Greek translation]
- Fire and the Thud [Italian translation]
- She's Not Him lyrics
- Fire and the Thud [Turkish translation]
- Feels Like We Only Go Backwards [Spanish translation]
- Fake Tales of San Francisco [Turkish translation]
- Don't sit down 'cause I've moved your chair [Spanish translation]
- Do I Wanna Know? [Spanish translation]
- Do I Wanna Know? [Polish translation]
- Do I Wanna Know? [Slovenian translation]
- Do Me A Favour [Azerbaijani translation]
- Evil Twin [Croatian translation]
- Electricity [Turkish translation]
- Don't sit down 'cause I've moved your chair [Greek translation]
- Do I Wanna Know? [Russian translation]
- Feels Like We Only Go Backwards [Turkish translation]
- Electricity [Hungarian translation]
- Do I Wanna Know? [Ukrainian translation]
- Do I Wanna Know? [Hungarian translation]
- Feels Like We Only Go Backwards [Croatian translation]
- Don't Forget Whose Legs You're On [Greek translation]
- Do I Wanna Know? [German translation]
- Fireside [Arabic translation]
- Do I Wanna Know? [Hebrew translation]
- Do Me A Favour [French translation]
- Electricity lyrics
- Feels Like We Only Go Backwards [Hungarian translation]
- Fake Tales of San Francisco [Hungarian translation]
- Do I Wanna Know? [Spanish translation]
- Do Me A Favour [Turkish translation]
- Do Me A Favour [German translation]
- Feels Like We Only Go Backwards [Greek translation]
- Don't sit down 'cause I've moved your chair [Italian translation]
- Electricity [Spanish translation]
- Do Me A Favour [Russian translation]
- Do Me A Favour [Greek translation]
- Electricity [Russian translation]
- Do I Wanna Know? [Spanish translation]
- Do Me A Favour [Serbian translation]
- Feels Like We Only Go Backwards [Portuguese translation]
- Fake Tales of San Francisco [Greek translation]
- Feels Like We Only Go Backwards [Hungarian translation]
- Fire and the Thud [Spanish translation]
- Evil Twin [Hungarian translation]
- Electricity [German translation]
- Ich fand ein Herz in Portofino [I Found My Love in Portofino] lyrics
- Do Me A Favour [Spanish translation]
- Don't Forget Whose Legs You're On [Hungarian translation]
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