- country:Denmark
- Languages:Danish
- Genre:Pop
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- Beni Dertler Öldürmüş lyrics
- Changing Skies [French translation]
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- Boys Boys Boys [Turkish translation]
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- Brooklyn Nights [Bulgarian translation]
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- Come to Mama [Arabic translation]
- Christmas Tree [Finnish translation]
- Come to Mama [Turkish translation]
- Christmas Tree [Greek translation]
- Dance in the Dark [Hungarian translation]
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- Brown Eyes [Serbian translation]
- Christmas Tree [Spanish translation]
- Dance in the Dark [Serbian translation]
- Dance in the Dark [German translation]
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- Come to Mama [Azerbaijani translation]
- But Beautiful [Bulgarian translation]
- Brooklyn Nights [French translation]
- Come to Mama lyrics
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- Brown Eyes [Turkish translation]
- Cake [Russian translation]
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- Cheek to Cheek [Turkish translation]
- Dance in the Dark [Spanish translation]
- But Beautiful [Greek translation]
- Changing Skies lyrics
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- Dance in the Dark [Arabic translation]
- But Beautiful [Turkish translation]
- Brown Eyes [Finnish translation]
- Dance in the Dark [French translation]
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- Cake [Turkish translation]
- Brooklyn Nights [Hebrew translation]
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- Brown Eyes [Portuguese translation]
- Brooklyn Nights [Greek translation]
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- Dance in the Dark [Italian translation]
- Dance in the Dark lyrics
- Dance in the Dark [Russian translation]
- Dance in the Dark [Turkish translation]
- Cake [Finnish translation]
- Dancin' in Circles [Bulgarian translation]
- Dance in the Dark [Hebrew translation]
- Diamond Heart lyrics
- Dance in the Dark [Finnish translation]
- Brooklyn Nights [Dutch translation]
- Cake lyrics
- Cheek to Cheek [Russian translation]
- Dancin' in Circles [Azerbaijani translation]
- Brown Eyes [Spanish translation]
- Dance in the Dark [Portuguese translation]
- Come to Mama [Portuguese translation]
- Come to Mama [French translation]
- Brown Eyes [Hungarian translation]
- Lady Gaga - But Beautiful
- Brown Eyes [French translation]
- Christmas Tree [French translation]
- Dance in the Dark [Kazakh translation]
- Brown Eyes [Bulgarian translation]
- Lady Gaga - Cheek to Cheek
- Come to Mama [Bulgarian translation]
- Dancin' in Circles [Arabic translation]
- But Beautiful [Portuguese translation]
- Brooklyn Nights [Portuguese translation]
- Christmas Tree lyrics
- Changing Skies [Portuguese translation]
- Brown Eyes lyrics
- Boys Boys Boys [Spanish translation]
- Changing Skies [Turkish translation]
- Ich fand ein Herz in Portofino [I Found My Love in Portofino] lyrics
- Dancin' in Circles lyrics
- Diamond Heart [Azerbaijani translation]
- Christmas Tree [Thai translation]
- Dancin' in Circles [Russian translation]
- Cheek to Cheek [Portuguese translation]
- Dance in the Dark [Turkish translation]
- Changing Skies [Greek translation]
- Dancin' in Circles [Serbian translation]
- Dance in the Dark [Czech translation]
- Changing Skies [Finnish translation]
- Cheek to Cheek [Bulgarian translation]
- Brooklyn Nights lyrics
- Brooklyn Nights [Arabic translation]
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