- country:United States
- Languages:English, Chinese
- Genre:Pop, Singer-songwriter
- Official site:http://www.alecbenjamin.com/
- Wiki:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alec_Benjamin
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Alec Benjamin Lyrics
Alec Benjamin featuring lyrics
- Eyes Blue Like The Atlantic, Pt. 2 (Russian translation)
- Change My Clothes (Russian translation)
- Change My Clothes (Turkish translation)
- New York Soul (Part II)
- Change My Clothes (Korean translation)
- Sista_Prod - Eyes Blue Like The Atlantic, Pt. 2
- Eyes Blue Like The Atlantic, Pt. 2 (Turkish translation)
- Change My Clothes lyrics
Alec Benjamin also performed lyrics
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- Acılara Tutunmak [English translation]
- Yorgun demokrat [English translation]
- Yazamadim [Kurdish [Sorani] translation]
- Yakarım Geceleri lyrics
- Söyle [Russian translation]
- Uçun kuşlar lyrics
- Yaşamadın Sen [German translation]
- Tut ki gecedir lyrics
- Söyle [Persian translation]
- Yakamoz [German translation]
- Söyle [Kurdish [Sorani] translation]
- Söyle [Greek translation]
- Unutamam Seni [Arabic translation]
- Söyle [French translation]
- Que Dieu aide les exclus lyrics
- Unutamam Seni [German translation]
- Yakamoz [French translation]
- Yazamadim [English translation]
- Tıkabasa Pastırma [English translation]
- Acılara Tutunmak lyrics
- Yetiş Nerdesin [English translation]
- Uçun kuşlar [English translation]
- Yakamoz [Japanese translation]
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- Üşür Ölüm Bilee lyrics
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- Yakamoz [English translation]
- Vuran utansın [English translation]
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- Söyle [English translation]
- Telgrafçı Akif lyrics
- Telgrafın Telleri lyrics
- Yakamoz [Persian translation]
- Yalancı Ayrılık [French translation]
- Yalancı Ayrılık [Russian translation]
- Vur Beni [English translation]
- Yakamoz [Kurdish [Sorani] translation]
- Yakarım Geceleri [English translation]
- Yetiş Nerdesin [Greek translation]
- Yetiş Nerdesin [Kurdish [Sorani] translation]
- Yalan da Olsa [Russian translation]
- Söyle [Kurdish [Kurmanji] translation]
- Yetiş Nerdesin lyrics
- Süryani lyrics
- Yakamoz [Kurdish [Kurmanji] translation]
- Unutamam Seni [Persian translation]
- Vur Beni [Bulgarian translation]
- Yazamadim lyrics
- Suskun [Rüya Bütün Çektiğimiz] lyrics
- Söyle [German translation]
- Yeter [Kurdish [Sorani] translation]
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- Vur Beni lyrics
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- Söyle [English translation]
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- Tut ki gecedir [English translation]
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