- country:Turkey
- Languages:Turkish
- Genre:Pop-Rock
- Official site:http://www.nazanoncel.net/
- Wiki:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nazan_%C3%96ncel
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Nazan Öncel Lyrics
- Aşıklar Parkı [English translation]
- Ağla Erkeğim Ağla lyrics
- Aşık Değilim Olabilirim lyrics
- Aşık Değilim Olabilirim [English translation]
- A bu hayat [Hungarian translation]
- A bu hayat [English translation]
- Aşıklar Parkı [Greek translation]
- A bu hayat lyrics
- Aşık Değilim Olabilirim [English translation]
- Aşıklar Parkı lyrics
Nazan Öncel featuring lyrics
Nazan Öncel also performed lyrics
- Bir Hadise Var (Hungarian translation)
- Bir Hadise Var (French translation)
- Bir Hadise Var lyrics
- Bir Hadise Var (Korean translation)
- Bir Hadise Var (French translation)
- Bir Hadise Var (Persian translation)
- Bir Hadise Var (Arabic translation)
- Bir Hadise Var (English translation)
- Bir Hadise Var (Greek translation)
- Bir Hadise Var (English translation)
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- [You'll Always Be] My Heart and Soul [Romanian translation]
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- Ima li što ljepše lyrics
- Fantazija [Bulgarian translation]
- Još samo jedan ljetni dan lyrics
- Rađanje ljubavi [Bulgarian translation]
- Ljeto bez sunca lyrics
- Spooky Scary Skeletons [Russian translation]
- Nema povratka lyrics
- Moje je ognjište daleko od tebe lyrics
- Baciami adesso lyrics
- Budi moj [Bulgarian translation]
- [You'll Always Be] My Heart and Soul lyrics
- Budi moj lyrics
- The way of the desert [Italian translation]
- Svijet je moj [Bulgarian translation]
- Salto 15 lyrics
- Neka traje ova noć lyrics
- Rađanje ljubavi [Esperanto translation]
- Nema povratka [Bulgarian translation]
- Negdje u magli lyrics
- Нема враќање [Nema vraḱanje]
- On And On lyrics
- It Might Be You
- Spooky Scary Skeletons [French translation]
- Ostani još jednu noć lyrics
- Little Italy lyrics
- When It's Over lyrics
- Ja sam otrov za tebe [Bulgarian translation]
- Little Love Song lyrics
- Prvi [Bulgarian translation]
- Au bois de Saint-Amand lyrics
- Život moj [Bulgarian translation]
- Budim se [Bulgarian translation]
- Neka traje ova noć [Bulgarian translation]
- C'era un prato lyrics
- Najljepša su jutra na tvom ramenu [Bulgarian translation]
- Proljetna elegija [Esperanto translation]
- Ti lyrics
- Barbari lyrics
- On And On [Dutch translation]
- Cvijet u knjizi [Esperanto translation]
- Тебе те нема [Tebe te nema] lyrics
- Negdje u magli [Bulgarian translation]
- Gli amanti di Magritte lyrics
- Najljepša su jutra na tvom ramenu [Esperanto translation]
- La musica è finita lyrics
- Proljetna elegija [Bulgarian translation]
- Svijet je moj lyrics
- Budim se [Esperanto translation]
- Ранни цветя [Ranni cvetya]
- S tobom u snu [Bulgarian translation]
- Ima li što ljepše [Bulgarian translation]
- Salto 15 [English translation]
- Najljepša su jutra na tvom ramenu lyrics
- Vibe de Prazer lyrics
- Spooky Scary Skeletons [Turkish translation]
- Ti si taj lyrics
- Život moj lyrics
- Nešto tvoje lyrics
- Nešto tvoje [Bulgarian translation]
- Spooky Scary Skeletons [Italian translation]
- Nema povratka [Esperanto translation]
- Život moj [Esperanto translation]
- Fantazija lyrics
- Verlaine [Turkish translation]
- Ja sam otrov za tebe lyrics
- Cvijet u knjizi [Bulgarian translation]
- 220 lyrics
- Prima dell'alba lyrics
- Quando parlerò con te lyrics
- Bez tebe lyrics
- Spooky Scary Skeletons
- Tu appartieni a me lyrics
- Meni je ljubav sve na svijetu bila lyrics
- Moje je ognjište daleko od tebe [Bulgarian translation]
- It Might Be You [Tagalog [dialects] translation]
- Verlaine [Italian translation]
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- Proljetna elegija [Chinese translation]
- S tobom u snu lyrics
- Dan kada pronaći ću sebe [Bulgarian translation]
- Ljubim te do bola lyrics
- Naš svijet lyrics
- S tobom u snu [Esperanto translation]
- Bez tebe [Bulgarian translation]
- Žena lyrics
- Dan kada pronaći ću sebe lyrics
- Cvijet u knjizi [Chinese translation]
- Bez tebe [Esperanto translation]
- Budim se lyrics
- Još mirišu kušini lyrics
- Spooky Scary Skeletons [Spanish translation]
- Prvi lyrics
- L'inverno di Bahia lyrics
- The way of the desert lyrics
- You Light Up My Life lyrics
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