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Piotr Rubik Lyrics
- Kropelka rosy, kropla krwi [English translation]
- Habemus Papam lyrics
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- Kropelka rosy, kropla krwi [Croatian translation]
- Kropelka rosy, kropla krwi lyrics
- Biały śnieg i Ty [English translation]
- Jesteśmy inni [English translation]
- Habemus Papam [English translation]
- Jesteśmy inni [Croatian translation]
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