- country:Canada
- Languages:English, Dutch, Arabic, Hindi, Hebrew
- Genre:Soundtrack
- Official site:http://www.comefromaway.com/
- Wiki:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Come_from_Away
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Come From Away (Musical) Lyrics
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- Darkness and trees lyrics
- Darkness and trees [Spanish translation]
- 38 Planes [Spanish translation]
- 28 Hours / Wherever We Are [Spanish translation]
- 38 Planes lyrics
- Blankets and Bedding [Spanish translation]
- Costume Party lyrics
- 38 Planes [French translation]
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- Theme from the Pawnbroker lyrics
- Bailando Salsa lyrics
- Musica lyrics
- Corps et cœur lyrics
- Trav’lin’ All Alone lyrics
- Dalai Lama [Italiano] [English translation]
- Ay, Curro, Curro Romero lyrics
- Partir con te lyrics
- Bailando Salsa [English translation]
- Il giocatore lyrics
- Dis-moi Lune d'argent [Hijo de la Luna] [English translation]
- Corps et cœur [English translation]
- Dalai Lama [Esperanto translation]
- ميحانه ميحانه [Maihana, maihana] lyrics
- Anna e Miguel [Spanish translation]
- Dalai Lama [Chinese translation]
- Vola vola lyrics
- Mecano - Hoy no me puedo levantar
- Dalai Lama [Italiano] lyrics
- Cuerpo y corazón [Russian translation]
- C'est quoi, c'est l'habitude lyrics
- Why Do Fools Fall In Love lyrics
- Should've Known Better lyrics
- Every Day Is A New Day lyrics
- Anna e Miguel [Romanian translation]
- Ay, qué pesado [English translation]
- Μετανάστης [Metanástis] lyrics
- Mecano - Ay, qué pesado
- Barco a Venus [Serbian translation]
- Now lyrics
- Et mon cœur en prend plein la gueule lyrics
- Somebody's Crying lyrics
- Dalai Lama [English translation]
- Dalai Lama lyrics
- يا سيد السلام [Ya Sayed Es-Salam] lyrics
- Σαμιώτισσα [Samiotissa] lyrics
- Portami a ballare lyrics
- Lucia lyrics
- Corps et cœur [Spanish translation]
- Annalee lyrics
- Unhook the Stars lyrics
- το Μυστικό [To Mystiko] lyrics
- Train Of Thought lyrics
- Yours is my heart alone lyrics
- Truth lyrics
- Εγώ είμαι ξένος που περνά [Ο δικαστής] [Egó eímai xénos pou perná [O dikastís]] lyrics
- Busco algo barato [English translation]
- Cuerpo y corazón [Catalan translation]
- Body and Soul lyrics
- Délivre-nous lyrics
- Лъжец си беше ти [Lǎžec si beše ti] lyrics
- Lou lyrics
- Croce di lame [English translation]
- It's a jungle out there lyrics
- Malatia lyrics
- Madison time lyrics
- Barco a Venus [Japanese translation]
- Cuerpo y corazón lyrics
- Mecano - Barco a Venus
- Fluorescent lyrics
- Behind closed doors lyrics
- Por ti lyrics
- Cuerpo y corazón [English translation]
- E Nxonme lyrics
- Wild love lyrics
- Anna e Miguel [English translation]
- Night and Day lyrics
- Ljepotica i Zvijer [Beauty and the Beast] lyrics
- Loose Talk lyrics
- Mecano - Busco algo barato
- Good Morning Heartache lyrics
- Dis-moi Lune d'argent [Hijo de la Luna] lyrics
- Rose Marie lyrics
- Lover Man [Oh, Where Can You Be?] lyrics
- A Sailboat in the Moonlight lyrics
- Birdland lyrics
- ...E voi ridete lyrics
- Advienne que pourra lyrics
- Barco a Venus [English translation]
- Barco a Venus [English translation]
- Croce di lame lyrics
- J'ai mal à l'amour lyrics
- Ay, qué pesado [French translation]
- Me chiamme ammore lyrics
- Croce di lame [Romanian translation]
- Την πίκρα μου να βαπτιστείς [Tin píkra mοu na vaptistís ] lyrics
- اولاد كنا اولاد [Wlad] lyrics
- Rangehn lyrics
- Summertime lyrics
- Τι έχει και κλαίει το παιδί [Ti échei kai klaíei to paidí] lyrics
- غابت الشمس [Ghabit al-shams] lyrics
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- Crazy He Calls Me lyrics
- When a Woman Loves a Man lyrics
- Resistenza lyrics
- Ay, qué pesado [Hindi translation]
- Croce di lame [Spanish translation]
- Dalai Lama [English translation]
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- Barco a Venus [German translation]
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