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- Living in a Ghost Town [Serbian translation]
- Let's Spend the Night Together [Spanish translation]
- My Obsession lyrics
- No Expectations [Croatian translation]
- Love in Vain [Portuguese translation]
- Let's Spend the Night Together [German translation]
- Memory Motel lyrics
- Living in a Ghost Town [Turkish translation]
- Miss You lyrics
- Love is strong [Italian translation]
- Mother's Little Helper [Dutch translation]
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- Mixed Emotions [Dutch translation]
- Moonlight Mile lyrics
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- Miss You [Turkish translation]
- Memo from Turner lyrics
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- Miss You [Russian translation]
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- Let Me Down Slow lyrics
- Monkey Man lyrics
- No Expectations [Russian translation]
- Miss You [German translation]
- Melody lyrics
- Living in a Ghost Town [Portuguese translation]
- Let It Bleed lyrics
- Living in a Ghost Town [Croatian translation]
- Ich fand ein Herz in Portofino [I Found My Love in Portofino] lyrics
- Let's Spend the Night Together [Turkish translation]
- Mother's Little Helper [Croatian translation]
- Mother's Little Helper [Romanian translation]
- Like a Rolling Stone [Spanish translation]
- Midnight Rambler lyrics
- Let's Spend the Night Together [Croatian translation]
- Love is strong [Romanian translation]
- No Expectations [Portuguese translation]
- Living in a Ghost Town [Spanish translation]
- Memory Motel [Serbian translation]
- Yo No Soy Tu Marido lyrics
- Mixed Emotions lyrics
- Love is strong [Greek translation]
- The World We Knew [Over And Over] lyrics
- Miss You [Serbian translation]
- Miss You [Spanish translation]
- Mother's Little Helper lyrics
- Living in a Ghost Town [Romanian translation]
- Little by Little lyrics
- Mother's Little Helper [Turkish translation]
- Mother's Little Helper [German translation]
- Love is strong [Hungarian translation]
- Mona [I Need You Baby] lyrics
- Memory Motel [German translation]
- Miss You [Romanian translation]
- Little T & A lyrics
- Mother's Little Helper [Swedish translation]
- Midnight Rambler [German translation]
- Mother's Little Helper [Greek translation]
- Love is strong [German translation]
- Living in a Ghost Town [Italian translation]
- Love in Vain lyrics
- No Use in Crying lyrics
- Blue Hawaii lyrics
- Laugh, I Nearly Died [Romanian translation]
- Little Rain lyrics
- Mother's Little Helper [Dutch translation]
- Living in a Ghost Town [Japanese translation]
- Let It Loose lyrics
- Look What the Cat Dragged In lyrics
- Lies lyrics
- Miss You [Greek translation]
- Living in a Ghost Town [Bulgarian translation]
- Memory Motel [Greek translation]
- Miss You [Croatian translation]
- Mother's Little Helper [Hebrew translation]
- Mother's Little Helper [French translation]
- Living in a Ghost Town [Finnish translation]
- Love is strong [Croatian translation]
- No Expectations [Turkish translation]
- Like a Rolling Stone [Croatian translation]
- Miss You [French translation]
- [You're the] Devil in Disguise lyrics
- Let's Spend the Night Together lyrics
- Loving Cup [Alternate Take] lyrics
- Let Me Go lyrics
- Living in a Ghost Town [German translation]
- Love is strong [Serbian translation]
- Mercy, Mercy lyrics
- Money lyrics
- Mother's Little Helper [Italian translation]
- No Expectations lyrics
- Love is strong [Spanish translation]
- Love is strong lyrics
- Loving Cup lyrics
- Miss You [Greek translation]
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