- country:Canada
- Languages:French
- Genre:Blues, R&B/Soul, Singer-songwriter
- Official site:http://www.corneille.ca/
- Wiki:http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corneille_(chanteur)
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Corneille Lyrics
- Des pères, des hommes et des frères [English translation]
- Des pères, des hommes et des frères [Italian translation]
- Avec classe [Portuguese translation]
- Avec classe lyrics
- Des pères, des hommes et des frères lyrics
- Comme un fils [English translation]
- Comme un fils lyrics
- Comme un fils [English translation]
- Au bout de nos peines lyrics
- Avec classe [English translation]
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- everything i wanted [German translation]
- come out and play [Hungarian translation]
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- everything i wanted [Romanian translation]
- bury a friend [Swedish translation]
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- everything i wanted [French translation]
- COPYCAT [Turkish translation]
- COPYCAT [Italian translation]
- bury a friend [Spanish translation]
- everything i wanted [Hungarian translation]
- come out and play [Swedish translation]
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- COPYCAT lyrics
- bury a friend [Turkish translation]
- come out and play [German translation]
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- everything i wanted [Russian translation]
- everything i wanted [Polish translation]
- COPYCAT [Vietnamese translation]
- everything i wanted [Portuguese translation]
- everything i wanted [Azerbaijani translation]
- Everybody Dies [German translation]
- bury a friend [Serbian translation]
- come out and play [Italian translation]
- Everybody Dies [Hungarian translation]
- everything i wanted [Serbian translation]
- Can't Help Falling In Love lyrics
- Everybody Dies [Turkish translation]
- everything i wanted [Hebrew translation]
- everything i wanted [Catalan translation]
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- everything i wanted [German translation]
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- come out and play [Finnish translation]
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- Everybody Dies lyrics
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- everything i wanted [Japanese translation]
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- Everybody Dies [Croatian translation]
- come out and play [Spanish translation]
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- Can't Help Falling In Love [Spanish translation]
- Can't Help Falling In Love [Turkish translation]
- everything i wanted [Dutch translation]
- everything i wanted [Bulgarian translation]
- COPYCAT [Croatian translation]
- everything i wanted [Bosnian translation]
- everything i wanted [Russian translation]
- everything i wanted [German translation]
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- Everybody Dies [Bulgarian translation]
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- COPYCAT [Dutch translation]
- everything i wanted [Arabic translation]
- COPYCAT [Finnish translation]
- COPYCAT [Serbian translation]
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