- country:United States
- Languages:English
- Genre:Pop, Singer-songwriter, Indie
- Official site:http://www.phoeberyanofficial.com/
- Wiki:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phoebe_Ryan
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Phoebe Ryan Lyrics
Phoebe Ryan featuring lyrics
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- All We Know (Persian translation)
- All We Know (German translation)
- All We Know (Portuguese translation)
- All We Know (French translation)
- All We Know (Greek translation)
- All We Know (Croatian translation)
- All We Know (Arabic translation)
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- Bittersweet [Italian translation]
- Εσύ βαρέθηκες νωρίς [Esi varethikes noris] lyrics
- Are You The One? [Greek translation]
- Blue Eyes [Croatian translation]
- Blue Eyes [Italian translation]
- Are You The One? [Italian translation]
- Are You The One? [Arabic translation]
- Are You The One? [Bosnian translation]
- Candles lyrics
- Bittersweet [Spanish translation]
- Dangerous [French translation]
- Are You The One? [Latvian translation]
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- Dangerous [Greek translation]
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- Dark Wings [Polish translation]
- Are You The One? [Serbian translation]
- Bittersweet [Greek translation]
- Dark Wings [French translation]
- Caged [Polish translation]
- Candles [Spanish translation]
- Are You The One? lyrics
- Caged [Spanish translation]
- Bittersweet [German translation]
- Are You The One? [Spanish translation]
- Bittersweet [Turkish translation]
- Blue Eyes [Polish translation]
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- Bittersweet [French translation]
- Dangerous [Romanian translation]
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- Blue Eyes [French translation]
- Dangerous [Turkish translation]
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- Bittersweet [Serbian translation]
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- Covered By Roses [Hungarian translation]
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- Blue Eyes [Hungarian translation]
- Dangerous lyrics
- Candles [Hungarian translation]
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- Candles [Turkish translation]
- Blue Eyes lyrics
- Are You The One? [Hungarian translation]
- Covered By Roses [Spanish translation]
- Covered By Roses [Romanian translation]
- Covered By Roses [Latin translation]
- Caged [Turkish translation]
- Candles [Polish translation]
- Dark Wings lyrics
- Bittersweet [Polish translation]
- Blue Eyes [Spanish translation]
- Bittersweet lyrics
- Caged [Serbian translation]
- Caged [Italian translation]
- Blue Eyes [Greek translation]
- Candles [German translation]
- Caged [Hungarian translation]
- Covered By Roses [Serbian translation]
- Dangerous [Italian translation]
- Caged [French translation]
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- Candles [Persian translation]
- Dark Wings [Hungarian translation]
- Dark Wings [German translation]
- Candles [Serbian translation]
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- Covered By Roses lyrics
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