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Pat Carroll Lyrics
Pat Carroll featuring lyrics
- The Little Mermaid (OST) - Poor Unfortunate Souls
- Ursula's Revenge
- Poor Unfortunate Souls (Vietnamese translation)
- You Wouldn't Want to Mess with Me (Part 1)
- Poor Unfortunate Souls (Finnish translation)
- Poor Unfortunate Souls (French translation)
- Poor Unfortunate Souls (Greek translation)
- Poor Unfortunate Souls (Spanish translation)
- Ursula's Revenge (Italian translation)
- Poor Unfortunate Souls (Finnish translation)
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- Olvídate de ellos lyrics
- No a pedir perdón [English translation]
- México lindo y querido lyrics
- Oye lyrics
- Spiritual Walkers lyrics
- Más que un simple amor lyrics
- Luna [French translation]
- No entiendo [English translation]
- Mi amigo lyrics
- Me equivoqué contigo lyrics
- La oveja negra lyrics
- No digas no lyrics
- Llena de romance lyrics
- Ni un roce [English translation]
- My way lyrics
- Marchita el alma [Slovenian translation]
- No me lastimes más lyrics
- Nos falto valor [English translation]
- Parece que fue ayer lyrics
- Llorandote lyrics
- Obsesión lyrics
- Obsesión [English translation]
- Nos falto valor lyrics
- Mal contigo, peor sin ti lyrics
- Obsesión [Serbian translation]
- Nos falto valor [English translation]
- Pensando en ti lyrics
- Mar y arena lyrics
- No entiendo lyrics
- Pienso en ti lyrics
- Δυστυχώς [Dystychós] lyrics
- Mírales, escúchales lyrics
- No tengo dinero lyrics
- Me equivoqué contigo [German translation]
- Llora corazòn lyrics
- Mi talismán lyrics
- No siempre se gana lyrics
- Miedo lyrics
- Mi talismán [English translation]
- Pacto de amor lyrics
- No siempre se gana [Slovenian translation]
- Yo canto la diferancia lyrics
- Me he cansado de ti lyrics
- Κελί μου κατασκότεινο [Keli mou kataskotino] lyrics
- Ni un roce lyrics
- Malvado lyrics
- Nunca pense llorar lyrics
- No a pedir perdón lyrics
- Las mañanitas lyrics
- No te hago falta [English translation]
- Pensar en ti lyrics
- Δε θέλω την συμπόνια κανενός [De thélo tin sympónia kanenós] lyrics
- No sabes lyrics
- Llévame lyrics
- Peladito y en la boca lyrics
- Me haces falta lyrics
- Me estoy enamorando [French translation]
- No me amenaces lyrics
- Marchita el alma lyrics
- Luna [English translation]
- Pobre Bohemio lyrics
- Noche a noche lyrics
- Mi amigo [French translation]
- Oye [English translation]
- Lo quiero todo lyrics
- Pecado original lyrics
- Nadie sabe lo que tiene lyrics
- Luna [English translation]
- Paz en este amor lyrics
- Luna [Romanian translation]
- No a pedir perdón [Slovenian translation]
- Me estoy enamorando lyrics
- Lo poquito que me queda lyrics
- Lo sé lyrics
- Sir Duke lyrics
- No entiendo [Portuguese translation]
- Nadie sabe lo que tiene [English translation]
- Mi talismán [Dutch translation]
- Πίκρα κι άδικο [Pikra kai adiko] lyrics
- Pena de amor lyrics
- Miento a mi verdad lyrics
- Mariachi con tambor lyrics
- Me regalo contigo lyrics
- No lloraré lyrics
- No te hago falta [German translation]
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- Mi talismán [Portuguese translation]
- Pobre Bohemio [Slovenian translation]
- Luna [English translation]
- Luna lyrics
- Mi talismán [German translation]
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- La carta lyrics
- Me robaste el amor lyrics
- Nunca pense llorar [English translation]
- Nadie sabe lo que tiene [English translation]
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