- country:Finland
- Languages:Finnish
- Genre:Rock
- Official site:http://cmx.fi/
- Wiki:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CMX_%28band%29
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- Decoy [Dutch translation]
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- CrushCrushCrush [Afrikaans translation]
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- Daydreaming [Greek translation]
- Careful [Italian translation]
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- Circle [Italian translation]
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- La carta lyrics
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- Emergency [Indonesian translation]
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- Emergency [Dutch translation]
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- CrushCrushCrush [Italian translation]
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- CrushCrushCrush [Greek translation]
- Broken Wings [Italian translation]
- Caught In the Middle [Spanish translation]
- Conspiracy [Dutch translation]
- Emergency [Greek translation]
- Conspiracy [German translation]
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- CrushCrushCrush lyrics
- Daydreaming [French translation]
- Daydreaming [Swedish translation]
- Broken Wings [Spanish translation]
- CrushCrushCrush [Turkish translation]
- CrushCrushCrush [Russian translation]
- CrushCrushCrush [French translation]
- Careful [Turkish translation]
- Circle lyrics
- Brighter [Spanish translation]
- Conspiracy [Catalan translation]
- Caught In the Middle [Portuguese translation]
- CrushCrushCrush [Romanian translation]
- Daydreaming [Hungarian translation]
- Caught In the Middle [Italian translation]
- Daydreaming lyrics
- Daydreaming [Turkish translation]
- Caught In the Middle [Russian translation]
- Conspiracy [Italian translation]
- Careful [Dutch translation]
- Careful lyrics
- Circle [French translation]
- Emergency lyrics
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- CrushCrushCrush [Portuguese translation]
- Decoy lyrics
- Emergency [Croatian translation]
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- Caught In the Middle [French translation]
- CrushCrushCrush [Spanish translation]
- Decoy [Turkish translation]
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