- country:United Kingdom
- Languages:English, Welsh
- Genre:Blues, Pop, R&B/Soul, Rock
- Official site:http://www.iamduffy.com/
- Wiki:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Duffy_(singer)
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Duffy Lyrics
- Are You Sure lyrics
- Breath Away [Serbian translation]
- Breath Away [Greek translation]
- Cariad Dwi'n Unig lyrics
- Breaking My Own Heart [Greek translation]
- Breaking My Own Heart [Turkish translation]
- Cariad Dwi'n Unig [English translation]
- Breath Away lyrics
- Are You Sure [Serbian translation]
- Breaking My Own Heart lyrics
Duffy featuring lyrics
Duffy also performed lyrics
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- Cyrus Skies lyrics
- Drive [Greek translation]
- Every Rose Has Its Thorn [Swedish translation]
- Drive [Bulgarian translation]
- Every Rose Has Its Thorn [German translation]
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- Burned up all night [Turkish translation]
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- Drive [Hungarian translation]
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- Evil Is But A Shadow [French translation]
- Do my thang lyrics
- Cyrus Skies [Turkish translation]
- Do my thang [Hungarian translation]
- Can't Be Tamed [French translation]
- Evil Is But A Shadow [Portuguese translation]
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- Do my thang [Greek translation]
- Do my thang [Serbian translation]
- Can't Be Tamed [Romanian translation]
- Every Rose Has Its Thorn [Serbian translation]
- Dooo It! [Greek translation]
- Every Rose Has Its Thorn [Kurdish [Kurmanji] translation]
- Do my thang [Turkish translation]
- Dooo It! [Italian translation]
- Can't Be Tamed [Greek translation]
- Do my thang [Turkish translation]
- Dooo It! [Serbian translation]
- Every Rose Has Its Thorn [Russian translation]
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- Drive lyrics
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- Don’t Let the Sun Go Down on Me lyrics
- Dooo It! [Slovak translation]
- Drive [Serbian translation]
- Drive [German translation]
- Dooo It! [Thai translation]
- Drive [Spanish translation]
- Can't Be Tamed [Spanish translation]
- Every Rose Has Its Thorn [Spanish translation]
- Can't Be Tamed [Turkish translation]
- Cyrus Skies [Greek translation]
- Burned up all night [Turkish translation]
- Doctor [Turkish translation]
- Burned up all night [Bosnian translation]
- Can't Be Tamed [Portuguese translation]
- Evil Is But A Shadow [Turkish translation]
- Can't Be Tamed [Dutch translation]
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- Cattitude [Turkish translation]
- Can't Be Tamed [Greek translation]
- Fly On The Wall [German translation]
- Do my thang [Spanish translation]
- Drive [Serbian translation]
- Dooo It! [Turkish translation]
- Drive [Turkish translation]
- Drive [Turkish translation]
- Drive [Bosnian translation]
- Drive [French translation]
- Evil Is But A Shadow lyrics
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- Can't Be Tamed [Romanian translation]
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