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- El Gibi [English translation]
- Doymadım, doyamadım [Uzbek translation]
- Değer Mi? [German translation]
- Canımsın Sen [Persian translation]
- Dört günlük birşey [English translation]
- El Gibi [Arabic translation]
- Değer Mi? lyrics
- Dua [English translation]
- Delidir [English translation]
- Çocuklar gibi [Persian translation]
- Dört günlük birşey [Russian translation]
- Dert Faslı [Persian translation]
- Dört günlük birşey lyrics
- Değer Mi? [English translation]
- Dansöz Dünya lyrics
- Değer Mi? [French translation]
- Dert Faslı lyrics
- Dua [German translation]
- Doymadım, doyamadım [French translation]
- Deli Kızın Türküsü [Spanish translation]
- Deli Kızın Türküsü [Russian translation]
- Delidir [Persian translation]
- Düş bahçeleri lyrics
- Değer Mi? [Persian translation]
- Çocuklar gibi [Bulgarian translation]
- Çile lyrics
- Dilimin Ucunda Kelimeler lyrics
- Doymadım, doyamadım [Russian translation]
- El Gibi [Lithuanian translation]
- Davet [English translation]
- Doymadım, doyamadım [Greek translation]
- Deli Kızın Türküsü [Romanian translation]
- Çocuklar gibi [Hungarian translation]
- Dua [English translation]
- Dağlar Dağlar lyrics
- El Gibi lyrics
- Çocuklar gibi [Greek translation]
- Düş bahçeleri [English translation]
- Deli Kızın Türküsü [English translation]
- Deli Kızın Türküsü [English translation]
- Çocuklar gibi [Greek translation]
- Değer Mi? [Russian translation]
- Deli Divane [Russian translation]
- Doymadım, doyamadım [Tongan translation]
- Çocuklar gibi [Uzbek translation]
- El Gibi [Italian translation]
- Çocuklar gibi [Arabic translation]
- El Gibi [Russian translation]
- Dua [Russian translation]
- Çocuklar gibi [English translation]
- Deli Kızın Türküsü [Greek translation]
- Çocuklar gibi [Indonesian translation]
- Doymadım, doyamadım [Spanish translation]
- Deniz yıldızı [English translation]
- Çocuklar gibi [Russian translation]
- Dilimin Ucunda Kelimeler [English translation]
- El Gibi [Persian translation]
- Delidir [English translation]
- Doymadım, doyamadım [Arabic translation]
- Büklüm Büklüm [Russian translation]
- Doymadım, doyamadım [Azerbaijani translation]
- Doymadım, doyamadım [Kazakh translation]
- Doymadım, doyamadım [German translation]
- El Gibi [Bulgarian translation]
- Eksik Olma lyrics
- Çocuklar gibi lyrics
- Davet lyrics
- Çocuklar gibi [Polish translation]
- Çocuklar gibi [Greek translation]
- Çocuk [French translation]
- Çocuklar gibi [Romanian translation]
- Çocuklar gibi [Arabic translation]
- Doymadım, doyamadım lyrics
- Canımsın Sen [English translation]
- Çocuklar gibi [French translation]
- Çocuk lyrics
- Davet [English translation]
- Çocuklar gibi [Hebrew translation]
- El Gibi [English translation]
- Doymadım, doyamadım [Persian translation]
- Deniz yıldızı lyrics
- Çocuklar gibi [Italian translation]
- Doymadım, doyamadım [Serbian translation]
- Canımsın Sen [Albanian translation]
- Delidir [Persian translation]
- Çocuklar gibi [Montenegrin translation]
- Canımsın Sen lyrics
- Dua [Kurdish [Sorani] translation]
- Doymadım, doyamadım [English translation]
- Çocuklar gibi [Persian translation]
- Deli Divane lyrics
- El Gibi [French translation]
- Çocuk [English translation]
- Delidir lyrics
- El Gibi [Greek translation]
- Deli Kızın Türküsü lyrics
- Değer Mi? [Greek translation]
- Dansöz Dünya [English translation]
- Dua lyrics
- Düş bahçeleri [English translation]
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