- country:Australia
- Languages:English
- Genre:Electropop, Pop
- Official site:http://www.bettywhomusic.com/
- Wiki:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Betty_Who
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- I Love You Always Forever (Turkish translation)
- I Love You Always Forever (German translation)
- I Love You Always Forever (Spanish translation)
- I Love You Always Forever
- I Love You Always Forever (Romanian translation)
- I Love You Always Forever (Russian translation)
- I Love You Always Forever (Serbian translation)
- I Love You Always Forever (Kazakh translation)
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- La Porta Chiusa lyrics
- That was your mother [Spanish translation]
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- Questions For The Angels lyrics
- Sunday afternoon [German translation]
- Here comes the sun / Homeward bound lyrics
- Hurricane Eye lyrics
- Sí... piensa en mí lyrics
- Diamonds on the Soles of Her Shoes [Swedish translation]
- Insomniac’s Lullaby [Russian translation]
- How the Heart Approaches What It Yearns lyrics
- Sunday afternoon lyrics
- A Hazy Shade Of Winter [Spanish translation]
- Hearts and Bones [Swedish translation]
- Town Meeting Song lyrics
- Graceland lyrics
- Sunday afternoon [Spanish translation]
- Let Me Go Lover lyrics
- Something So Right [Turkish translation]
- Adios Hermanos [German translation]
- Mother and Child Reunion [German translation]
- Homeless [English translation]
- Darling Lorraine lyrics
- With My Eyes Wide Open I'm Dreaming lyrics
- Homeless lyrics
- Tenderness [Swedish translation]
- Crazy Love, Vol. II lyrics
- Тысячи Лет Искала [Tysyachi Let Iskala] lyrics
- I Know What I Know [Swedish translation]
- Crazy Love, Vol. II [German translation]
- The Boy in the Bubble [Swedish translation]
- I Know What I Know [German translation]
- That was your mother lyrics
- Ой гарна я гарна [Oy harna ya harna] lyrics
- Сударушка [Sudarushka] lyrics
- Duncan lyrics
- I Know What I Know [Spanish translation]
- Diamonds on the Soles of Her Shoes lyrics
- Graceland [German translation]
- That's where I belong lyrics
- Crazy Love, Vol. II [Swedish translation]
- The Boy in the Bubble [German translation]
- That's where I belong [Swedish translation]
- Haddinden fazla lyrics
- Darling Lorraine [Swedish translation]
- Hurricane Eye [Swedish translation]
- American Tune [Italian translation]
- Graceland [German translation]
- Duncan [German translation]
- Insomniac’s Lullaby lyrics
- American Tune [Dutch translation]
- L'horloge lyrics
- Gumboots [German translation]
- Duncan [Russian translation]
- Quality lyrics
- American Tune lyrics
- Нашей любви корабли [Nashey lyubvi korabli] lyrics
- Peace like a river lyrics
- Tenderness lyrics
- 4EVER lyrics
- Diamonds on the Soles of Her Shoes [Croatian translation]
- Wall Of Sound lyrics
- Graceland [Spanish translation]
- Show 'n Shine lyrics
- Rene and Georgette Magritte with Their Dog after the War lyrics
- All around the World or The Myth of Fingerprints [Spanish translation]
- Graceland [Swedish translation]
- Duncan [Portuguese translation]
- All around the World or The Myth of Fingerprints [German translation]
- Malarazza lyrics
- Graceland [French translation]
- Diamonds on the Soles of Her Shoes [German translation]
- Something So Right [Dutch translation]
- Rayito de luna lyrics
- Duncan [Bosnian translation]
- Mother and Child Reunion lyrics
- Something So Right [Swedish translation]
- Duncan [Swedish translation]
- Mother and Child Reunion [Swedish translation]
- That was your mother [German translation]
- Gumboots lyrics
- Hearts and Bones lyrics
- Crazy Love, Vol. II [Spanish translation]
- Le vin des amants lyrics
- Graceland [Dutch translation]
- Adios Hermanos lyrics
- The Boy in the Bubble [Spanish translation]
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- Something So Right lyrics
- Diamonds on the Soles of Her Shoes [Swedish translation]
- الصبا والجمال lyrics
- Bernadette lyrics
- Diamonds on the Soles of Her Shoes [Spanish translation]
- Quality [German translation]
- Gumboots [Spanish translation]
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