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- Psalm 131 [Hebrew translation]
- Psalm 139 [German translation]
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- Psalm 131 [Icelandic translation]
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- Psalm 131 [Czech translation]
- Psalm 91 [New International Version] [Danish translation]
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- Psalm 134 ,المزمور ١٣٤ lyrics
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- Psalm 138 lyrics
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- Minnet Eylemem lyrics
- Psalm 150 [French translation]
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- Psalm 91 [New International Version] lyrics
- Pregària a la Verge del Remei [Latin translation]
- Psalm 91 [New International Version] [Hebrew translation]
- Psalm 117 lyrics
- Pregària a la Verge del Remei [French translation]
- People need the Lord lyrics
- Psalm 91 [New International Version] [Portuguese translation]
- Pentecostés lyrics
- Praise to the Lord, the Almighty [Spanish translation]
- No Exit lyrics
- Psalm 51 lyrics
- Psalm 131 [Breton translation]
- Pourquoi je t'aime ô Marie lyrics
- Pourquoi je t'aime ô Marie [Italian translation]
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- Psalm 150 [Hebrew translation]
- Praise to the Lord, the Almighty lyrics
- Le chant du renne [Reindeer[s] Are Better Than People] lyrics
- Pecador Contempla [Greek translation]
- Psalm 1 [O greatly blessed is the man] [Spanish translation]
- Pick me up lyrics
- Psalm 24 [Latin translation]
- Psalm 91 [New International Version] [French translation]
- Protector of my soul lyrics
- Praise to the Lord, the Almighty [Greek translation]
- Pater noster [Welsh translation]
- Psalm 134 ,المزمور ١٣٤ [Transliteration]
- Psalm 114 [Transliteration]
- People need the Lord [Spanish translation]
- Prendi la mia vita [Romanian translation]
- Pourquoi je t'aime ô Marie [Italian translation]
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- Pourquoi je t'aime ô Marie [Romanian translation]
- Help Me to Help Myself lyrics
- Protector of my soul [Spanish translation]
- Psalm 117 [French translation]
- Psalm 91 [New International Version] [Italian translation]
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- Pater noster [Turkmen translation]
- People need the Lord [Portuguese translation]
- Psalm 51 [Hebrew translation]
- Pecador Contempla [Italian translation]
- Triumph lyrics
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- Frozen [OST] - Liebe öffnet Tür'n [Love Is an Open Door]
- Psalm 114 lyrics
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