- country:Belgium, Turkey
- Languages:Turkish, English
- Genre:Pop, Pop-Folk, R&B/Soul
- Official site:http://www.hadisemusic.com
- Wiki:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hadise
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Hadise Lyrics
- A Song For My Mother [French translation]
- A Good Kiss [Hungarian translation]
- A Good Kiss [Bulgarian translation]
- A Good Kiss [Turkish translation]
- A Song For My Mother lyrics
- A Good Kiss [Turkish translation]
- A Song For My Mother [Finnish translation]
- A Good Kiss lyrics
- A Good Kiss [Russian translation]
- A Song For My Mother [Arabic translation]
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- Love Of My Life [French translation]
- Under Pressure [Spanish translation]
- Lollipop lyrics
- Immigrant Song [Icelandic translation]
- Who wants to live forever
- Who Wants To Live Forever
- Who Wants To Live Forever? lyrics
- Under Pressure [Serbian translation]
- Immigrant Song [Italian translation]
- The Great Pretender [Portuguese translation]
- Bohemian Rhapsody [cover]
- Under Pressure lyrics
- Bohemian Rhapsody lyrics
- Immigrant Song [Greek translation]
- Blue eyes [Turkish translation]
- Love Your Voice [French translation]
- Somebody to Love
- La Cometa [Russian translation]
- The Great Pretender [German translation]
- Immigrant Song [Russian translation]
- Lollipop [English translation]
- La Cometa [English translation]
- Bohemian Rhapsody lyrics
- You nearly did me in
- Immigrant Song [Swedish translation]
- I Was Born to Love You
- Lollipop [Bulgarian translation]
- Immigrant Song [Turkish translation]
- Reina del Cid - Killer Queen
- Lollipop [Chinese translation]
- Saturday Night's Alright [For Fighting] lyrics
- Blue eyes lyrics
- Under Pressure [Turkish translation]
- Love Your Voice [Azerbaijani translation]
- La Cometa [Spanish translation]
- The Great Pretender [German translation]
- La Cometa lyrics
- The Great Pretender [Serbian translation]
- The Great Pretender [Spanish translation]
- Saturday Night's Alright [For Fighting] [Serbian translation]
- We Will Rock You [Movie Mix]
- Bohemian Rhapsody [cover] [Ukrainian translation]
- Love Your Voice [Bulgarian translation]
- Immigrant Song [Greek translation]
- The Great Pretender [German translation]
- Immigrant Song [Russian translation]
- Immigrant Song [Romanian translation]
- Immigrant Song [Turkish [Ottoman] translation]
- Immigrant Song [Hungarian translation]
- Stone cold crazy
- Saturday Night's Alright [For Fighting] [Greek translation]
- Hope We Meet Again lyrics
- Immigrant Song [German translation]
- Glee Cast - We Are The Champions
- Immigrant Song [Portuguese translation]
- Immigrant Song [Arabic translation]
- Immigrant Song [Old Norse/Norrønt translation]
- Under Pressure [Serbian translation]
- Geburt einer Nation [English translation]
- Love Your Voice lyrics
- Immigrant Song [Greek translation]
- Who Wants To Live Forever? [Turkish translation]
- Immigrant Song [Serbian translation]
- Geburt einer Nation lyrics
- Love Your Voice [English translation]
- Love Of My Life lyrics
- The Great Pretender [Italian translation]
- La Cometa [Romanian translation]
- Blue eyes [Chinese translation]
- Blue eyes [Romanian translation]
- Lollipop [Transliteration]
- Love Your Voice [English translation]
- Immigrant Song [Albanian translation]
- Lollipop [Serbian translation]
- Bohemian Rhapsody
- Another One Bites The Dust lyrics
- Saturday Night's Alright [For Fighting] [Portuguese translation]
- Immigrant Song [Bulgarian translation]
- Bohemian Rhapsody [cover] [Russian translation]
- Fat Bottomed Girls lyrics
- Who Wants to Live Forever [2011 Remaster]
- Lollipop [Greek translation]
- Blue eyes [English translation]
- Love Your Voice [German translation]
- You're My Best Friend lyrics
- Lollipop [Romanian translation]
- Under Pressure
- Whatever Happens lyrics
- Immigrant Song [Croatian translation]
- Immigrant Song [Finnish translation]
- The Great Pretender [Greek translation]
- Lollipop [Turkish translation]
- The Great Pretender [Romanian translation]
- The Great Pretender lyrics
- Bohemian Rhapsody [cover] [Uzbek translation]
- Saturday Night's Alright [For Fighting] [Estonian translation]
- We Will Rock You lyrics
- Immigrant Song [Japanese translation]
- The Great Pretender [Bulgarian translation]
- Immigrant Song lyrics
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