- country:United States
- Languages:English
- Genre:Punk, Metalcore/Hardcore
- Official site:http://adtr.com/
- Wiki:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Day_to_Remember
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- Clock Strikes [Dutch translation]
- Good Goodbye [Turkish translation]
- Eye of the Storm lyrics
- C.h.a.o.s.m.y.t.h. [Transliteration]
- C.h.a.o.s.m.y.t.h. [Hungarian translation]
- Broken Heart of Golden lyrics
- Clock Strikes [French translation]
- Cry out [Turkish translation]
- Good Goodbye [French translation]
- Hard to love lyrics
- Heartache lyrics
- Too Young lyrics
- Change [Transliteration]
- C.h.a.o.s.m.y.t.h. lyrics
- Hard to love [Hungarian translation]
- Clock Strikes [Transliteration]
- Clock Strikes [Russian translation]
- Ending Story?? lyrics
- Cry out [Hungarian translation]
- Break My Strings [English translation]
- Cry out [Dutch translation]
- Head High [Transliteration]
- Hard to love [French translation]
- Decision lyrics
- Clock Strikes lyrics
- Ending Story?? [Hungarian translation]
- Giants lyrics
- Giants [Russian translation]
- Cry out lyrics
- Bon Voyage lyrics
- Change lyrics
- Bombs Away [Transliteration]
- Cry Out [English Version] [Hungarian translation]
- Bedroom Warfare [Turkish translation]
- Hard to love [Thai translation]
- Can't Wait lyrics
- Broken Heart of Gold [Japanese Version] [Thai translation]
- Convincing [Transliteration]
- Ending Story?? [English translation]
- Broken Heart of Gold [Japanese Version] lyrics
- Fight the night [French translation]
- Hard to love [Russian translation]
- Cry Out [English Version] [Dutch translation]
- Grow Old Die Young [Transliteration]
- Hard to love [Dutch translation]
- Decision [Hungarian translation]
- Cry Out [English Version] lyrics
- Good Goodbye [Arabic translation]
- Head High lyrics
- Eye of the Storm [Transliteration]
- Bon Voyage [Russian translation]
- Break My Strings [French translation]
- C.h.a.o.s.m.y.t.h. [English translation]
- Fight the night lyrics
- Change [French translation]
- Crazy Botch [Transliteration]
- Crazy Botch lyrics
- Grow Old Die Young lyrics
- Clock Strikes [English translation]
- Good Goodbye [Russian translation]
- Crazy Botch [English translation]
- Can't Wait [Transliteration]
- Broken Heart of Golden [Turkish translation]
- Broken Heart of Golden [Dutch translation]
- Broken Heart of Gold [Japanese Version] [Greek translation]
- Change [Dutch translation]
- Good Goodbye lyrics
- Bombs Away [Russian translation]
- Change [Spanish translation]
- Bombs Away [Russian translation]
- Bombs Away lyrics
- Clock Strikes [Italian translation]
- Change [Thai translation]
- Decision [Russian translation]
- Whatever Happens lyrics
- Hope We Meet Again lyrics
- Good Goodbye [German translation]
- Change [Turkish translation]
- Hard to love [Turkish translation]
- Cry out [English translation]
- Clock Strikes [Hungarian translation]
- Bon Voyage [Transliteration]
- Cry Out [English Version] [Russian translation]
- Broken Heart of Golden [Thai translation]
- Giants [Transliteration]
- Clock Strikes [Greek translation]
- Change [Russian translation]
- Fight the night [Hungarian translation]
- Crazy Botch [Thai translation]
- Break My Strings [Thai translation]
- Hard to love [Turkish translation]
- Good Goodbye [Hungarian translation]
- Fight the night [Russian translation]
- Le Temps Des Fleurs lyrics
- Eye of the Storm [Turkish translation]
- Decision [Dutch translation]
- Convincing lyrics
- Break My Strings lyrics
- Cry out [Italian translation]
- Cry out [Transliteration]
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