- country:Israel
- Languages:Hebrew, English
- Genre:Rock
- Official site:https://www.discogs.com/artist/2541048-The-Witches-3
- Wiki:https://he.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D7%94%D7%9E%D7%9B%D7%A9%D7%A4%D7%95%D7%AA
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HaMechashefot Lyrics
- זמנים מוזרים [Zmanim Muzarim] [English translation]
- סוף העולם [Sof Haolam] [English translation]
- חיה בתוך קופסא [Chaya betokh Kufsa] [Transliteration]
- Kessem al Yam Kinneret [קסם על ים כנרת] [English translation]
- זמנים מוזרים [Zmanim Muzarim]
- חיה בתוך קופסא [Chaya betokh Kufsa]
- Kessem al Yam Kinneret [קסם על ים כנרת]
- Kessem al Yam Kinneret [קסם על ים כנרת] [Transliteration]
- סוף העולם [Sof Haolam]
- זמנים מוזרים [Zmanim Muzarim] [Transliteration]
HaMechashefot also performed lyrics
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- Last (OST)
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- Non è l'inferno [Polish translation]
- Nel blu dipinto di blu [Volare] [Turkish translation]
- Petali lyrics
- Luci Blu [German translation]
- Mi parli piano [Greek translation]
- Non è l'inferno [Bulgarian translation]
- Luci Blu [English translation]
- Ma che vita fai lyrics
- Mondiale [Greek translation]
- Maledetto quel giorno lyrics
- Mondiale [English translation]
- Nel blu dipinto di blu [Volare] lyrics
- Luci Blu lyrics
- Non è l'inferno [Azerbaijani translation]
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- Ma che vita fai [Finnish translation]
- Coriandoli lyrics
- Когда поют солдаты [Kogda pojut soldaty] lyrics
- Pezzo di cuore [German translation]
- Pezzo di cuore [English translation]
- Mondiale [French translation]
- Le ragazze come me [English translation]
- Non è l'inferno [German translation]
- Luci Blu [Portuguese translation]
- Ma che vita fai [Spanish translation]
- Mondiale [German translation]
- On line [English translation]
- Per questo paese lyrics
- You keep me hangin' on lyrics
- Occhi profondi [Spanish translation]
- Non ti voglio più lyrics
- Malelingue lyrics
- Non sono solo te lyrics
- Non è l'inferno [Turkish translation]
- Poco prima di dormire [English translation]
- Mascara [Russian translation]
- Non è l'inferno lyrics
- Occhi profondi lyrics
- Mondiale [Turkish translation]
- Occhi profondi [Portuguese translation]
- Non è l'inferno [Spanish translation]
- Sana Kalbim Geçti lyrics
- Occhi profondi [English translation]
- Manifesto lyrics
- Meravigliosa [English translation]
- Nel blu dipinto di blu [Volare] [Greek translation]
- Occhi profondi [Greek translation]
- Malelingue [English translation]
- Non è l'inferno [French translation]
- Per sempre lyrics
- Occhi profondi [Polish translation]
- Occhi profondi [Hungarian translation]
- Manifesto [English translation]
- Meravigliosa [Russian translation]
- All I've Ever Wanted lyrics
- Per questo paese [English translation]
- Poco prima di dormire lyrics
- Mi parli piano [French translation]
- Occhi profondi [Turkish translation]
- Non sono solo te [English translation]
- Occhi profondi [French translation]
- All in the Name
- Mascara [English translation]
- Mondiale lyrics
- Meravigliosa lyrics
- Non è l'inferno [Romanian translation]
- Luna e l'altra lyrics
- Ma che vita fai [English translation]
- Mondiale [Spanish translation]
- Non è l'inferno [English translation]
- Nel blu dipinto di blu [Volare] [Russian translation]
- Mondiale [Portuguese translation]
- Let Me Dream A While lyrics
- Non è l'inferno [Finnish translation]
- Capirò lyrics
- On line lyrics
- I giorni dei falò [Long Ago And Far Away] lyrics
- Mi parli piano [English translation]
- Occhi profondi [Slovak translation]
- Mi parli piano [Bulgarian translation]
- Mi parli piano [Turkish translation]
- Manifesto [Russian translation]
- Big White Room lyrics
- Non è l'inferno [Persian translation]
- Mascara lyrics
- Mi parli piano lyrics
- Mondiale [Azerbaijani translation]
- Non è l'inferno [Japanese translation]
- Non è l'inferno [Serbian translation]
- Non è l'inferno [English translation]
- Non è l'inferno [Greek translation]
- Occhi profondi [Finnish translation]
- Occhi profondi [Japanese translation]
- Pezzo di cuore lyrics
- Malelingue [Spanish translation]
- Non è l'inferno [Hungarian translation]
- Maledetto quel giorno [English translation]
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