- country:Russia
- Languages:Russian
- Genre:Hip-Hop/Rap
- Official site:https://vk.com/niletto
- Wiki:https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Niletto
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NILETTO Lyrics
- Someone like you [English translation]
- В мире людей [V mire lyudey] [English translation]
- Дай мне [Day mne] lyrics
- В мире людей [V mire lyudey] lyrics
- Someone like you [Turkish translation]
- Someone like you [Spanish translation]
- Кидс [Kids] lyrics
- Someone like you lyrics
- Белье [Bel'ye] lyrics
- Дай мне [Day mne] [English translation]
NILETTO featuring lyrics
- Если тебе будет грустно (Yesli tebe budet grustno) (English translation)
- Если тебе будет грустно (Yesli tebe budet grustno) (Spanish translation)
- Если тебе будет грустно (Yesli tebe budet grustno) lyrics
- Если тебе будет грустно (Yesli tebe budet grustno) (Bulgarian translation)
- Если тебе будет грустно (Yesli tebe budet grustno) (English translation)
- Если тебе будет грустно (Yesli tebe budet grustno) (Serbian translation)
- Если тебе будет грустно (Yesli tebe budet grustno) (Transliteration)
- Если тебе будет грустно (Yesli tebe budet grustno) (Turkish translation)
- Если тебе будет грустно (Yesli tebe budet grustno) (Turkish translation)
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- Lagrimas Negras lyrics
- It's Good to Want You Bad lyrics
- Savage [Dutch translation]
- Suéltate el pelo lyrics
- Porn Star lyrics
- Brisa lyrics
- Dream of You lyrics
- Pull Up Late lyrics
- Buenos días Argentina lyrics
- Lo dejaría todo [English translation]
- When the Stars Begin to Fall lyrics
- Lucky Charm lyrics
- It Shouldn't Happen to a Dream lyrics
- Otra vez [English translation]
- Neva lyrics
- Sugar Baby [German translation]
- Money Good lyrics
- Wunderbar ist die Welt [What a Wonderful World] lyrics
- Pecado mortal lyrics
- Handsome lyrics
- Where Are You? lyrics
- Desvelado lyrics
- Invisible lyrics
- ¿De qué sirvió? lyrics
- Sex Talk lyrics
- Sugar Baby lyrics
- Diamonds lyrics
- Looking for clues lyrics
- Naturally lyrics
- Savage [Greek translation]
- My heart belongs to Daddy lyrics
- Movie [German translation]
- Running Up Freestyle lyrics
- WTF I Want lyrics
- Gold von den Sternen lyrics
- Savage [German translation]
- Shake That lyrics
- Is It Love lyrics
- The Touch of Your Hand lyrics
- Diamonds [Turkish translation]
- Y ahora te vas lyrics
- What I Need lyrics
- Bateu lyrics
- Science Fiction Stories lyrics
- Hell of A Drug lyrics
- The Mamas and The Papas - Twelve Thirty [Young Girls Are Coming to the Canyon]
- Si nos queremos lyrics
- Like a God lyrics
- Dindí lyrics
- Savage lyrics
- Thot Shit lyrics
- I'm So Special lyrics
- I'm a King lyrics
- Enamorado lyrics
- About the Blues lyrics
- Love Thy Neighbor lyrics
- ¿De qué sirvió? [Croatian translation]
- You're My Baby lyrics
- Savage [Spanish translation]
- Desvelado [English translation]
- Mi funeral lyrics
- Tina Montana lyrics
- Savage [Portuguese translation]
- Pimpin lyrics
- Ratchet lyrics
- Savage [Russian translation]
- Pete Seeger - I Come And Stand At Every Door
- Rich lyrics
- What's New lyrics
- Simon Says lyrics
- Outside lyrics
- Room with a View lyrics
- Nervous [cover] lyrics
- Work That lyrics
- Shine lyrics
- If You're Right lyrics
- Clocked Out! lyrics
- Bateu [English translation]
- Get Set for the Blues lyrics
- Otra vez lyrics
- And That Reminds Me lyrics
- I Wanna Be Around lyrics
- Bottom of Your Face
- Not My Time lyrics
- I Guess I'll Have to Change My Plan lyrics
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- Celebration lyrics
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- Mustard & Mayonaise lyrics
- Night Song lyrics
- Lo dejaría todo lyrics
- WTF I Want [German translation]
- Lo dejaría todo [German translation]
- ¿De qué sirvió? [English translation]
- Thot Shit [Arabic translation]
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- Shots Fired lyrics
- Realer lyrics
- W.A.B lyrics
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